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Title: I Haven't Told You Everything (20 Sep 2010)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jason Ritter | ... | Sean Walker | |
| Sarah Roemer | ... | Leila Buchanan | |
| Laura Innes | ... | Sophia Maguire | |
| Ian Anthony Dale | ... | Simon Lee | |
| Scott Patterson | ... | Michael Buchanan | |
| Taylor Cole | ... | Vicky Roberts | |
| Lisa Vidal | ... | Christina Martinez | |
| Bill Smitrovich | ... | Vice President Raymond Jarvis | |
| Zeljko Ivanek | ... | Blake Sterling | |
| Blair Underwood | ... | President Elias Martinez | |
| Julia Campbell | ... | Val Buchanan | |
| Gonzalo Menendez | ... | Dan Taylor | |
| Tony Todd | ... | General Whitman | |
| Lauren Stamile | ... | Molly Dixon | |
| Joseph C. Phillips | ... | Security Guard | |
Computer expert Sean Walker booked a relaxed cruise from Antigua with his girlfriend, airline pilot's daughter Leila. Its tranquility turns into a nightmare when apparently pleasant fellow passengers and crew kidnap her and set him up as a murderer. Meanwhile Blake Sterling and his national intelligence supporters are determined to protect a project they intended to keep secret even from president Martinez, involving a mysterious group of detainees.
I've only seen the first two episodes and so far the show is holding on pretty well. Yes, it might be a mixture of Lost, Flashforward, The X-files, 4400 and even 24 with a black president (which is actually not such a far fetched possibility anymore...), however it seems like the makers behind this show have understood what is it that frustrated viewers with shows like LOST: lack of answers. Thus, even though we do get constant flashbacks, these are always intended to answer questions straight away and they don't seem to hold the real story too much. I hope they carry on doing that. The cast is pretty solid, the production value is all there on the screen: big scenes, special effects, lots of extras, locations, helicopters and so on. The pace of the editing is pretty impeccable and it all moves pretty fast. I hope they'll be able to keep these standards and advance the story forward on every episodes. It's all quite promising, but please don't stretch it too much.