Helios 685
- Episode aired Nov 21, 2016
- TV-MA
- 45m
IMDb RATING
8.3/10
1.6K
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The Travelers try to fulfill their main mission and protect the world from a destructive disaster.The Travelers try to fulfill their main mission and protect the world from a destructive disaster.The Travelers try to fulfill their main mission and protect the world from a destructive disaster.
David James Lewis
- Major Gleason
- (as David Lewis)
Douglas Chapman
- Luca
- (as Doug Chapman)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAsteroid "Helios 685" does not exist in real life. There is one called "895 Helio" (without the 's'), while asteroid number 685 is called Hermia.
- GoofsMrs. Holden is told by her husband to change her dress. She goes back inside and reemerges only 17 seconds later wearing not only a different dress but with a different purse and shoes.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Dr. Delaney: [explosion roars] How will we know if it worked?
Grant MacLaren: I'm not sure it did.
Dr. Delaney: Why?
Grant MacLaren: Because we're all still here.
Featured review
First a note for IMDb readers of the far future.
When this review was penned in 2017 the expression "cinema quality" was a compliment.
However if the current inverse ratio of quality between TV and cinema continues, by the time you, citizens of the future, read this, cinema quality will be a pejorative.
Speaking of the future, this low-budget little gem is rapidly becoming a guilty pleasure, a perfect blend of story and delivery, keeps you glued.
Eric McCormack deserves a role this good and I am glad he found one.
The only flaw in this sode is that the script "reveals" that, if the mission succeeds, the Travelers are no longer needed. So any viewer above the age of four will immediately conclude that, being a series, something will go wrong.
Watch the performance of Karin Konoval in particular as the cranky cancer patient taken over by a hi-level traveler. Her performance is so memorable for a moment I thought she was channelling the late great Gloria Foster who portrayed Oracle in the Matrix.
Great TV. (gulp) Cinema quality.
When this review was penned in 2017 the expression "cinema quality" was a compliment.
However if the current inverse ratio of quality between TV and cinema continues, by the time you, citizens of the future, read this, cinema quality will be a pejorative.
Speaking of the future, this low-budget little gem is rapidly becoming a guilty pleasure, a perfect blend of story and delivery, keeps you glued.
Eric McCormack deserves a role this good and I am glad he found one.
The only flaw in this sode is that the script "reveals" that, if the mission succeeds, the Travelers are no longer needed. So any viewer above the age of four will immediately conclude that, being a series, something will go wrong.
Watch the performance of Karin Konoval in particular as the cranky cancer patient taken over by a hi-level traveler. Her performance is so memorable for a moment I thought she was channelling the late great Gloria Foster who portrayed Oracle in the Matrix.
Great TV. (gulp) Cinema quality.
- A_Different_Drummer
- Mar 1, 2017
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Details
- Runtime45 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
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