As the final war between Good and Evil looms, two powerful avatars divided by fate share one mission. For Ben Hawkins and Brother Justin, the race is on to find the mysterious and elusive Henry Scudder - and the fate of the world depends on who finds him first. 12 episodes on 6 discs. Read more
| Starring | Michael J. Anderson, Clancy Brown, Clea DuVall, Clea Duvall |
|---|---|
| Genres | Television |
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As the final war between Good and Evil looms, two powerful avatars divided by fate share one mission. For Ben Hawkins and Brother Justin, the race is on to find the mysterious and elusive Henry Scudder - and the fate of the world depends on who finds him first. 12 episodes on 6 discs.
| Starring | Michael J. Anderson, Clancy Brown, Clea DuVall, Clea Duvall, Amy Madigan, Nick Stahl |
|---|---|
| Studio | WARNER HOME VIDEO |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Television |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 07 Aug 2006 |
| Format | DVD |
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Contains Episodes: 1. Los Moscos and 2. Alamogordo, NM. ...
Contains Episodes: 3. Ingram, TX and 4. Old Cherry Blossom Road....
Contains Episodes: 5. Creed, OK and 6. The Road To Damascus....
Contains Episodes: 7. Damascus, NE and 8. Outskirts, Damascus, NE...
Contains Episodes: 9. Lincoln Highway and 10. Cheyenne, WY....
Contains Episodes: 11. Outside New Canaan and 12. New Canaan, CA. Also includes Bonus Features...
Very superior viewing. Knowing that this had got cancelled before season 3, I was worried about whether I was going to get enough of a payoff at the end of season 2. Yes, there's a reasonable climax, but it's pretty obvious that the series has (and always did have) a much bigger trajectory. This could have been one of those legendary one-in-a-million shows: it's beautifully shot, brilliantly acted, weird, unique and captivating. Even in its truncated form, it's still worth watching; but whatever shortsighted boardroom bod thought fit to axe this committed a grave act of artistic vandalism.
Very superior viewing. Knowing that this had got cancelled before season 3, I was worried about whether I was going to get enough of a payoff at the end of season 2. Yes, there's a reasonable climax, but it's pretty obvious that the series has (and always did have) a much bigger trajectory. This could have been one of those legendary one-in-a-million shows: it's beautifully shot, brilliantly acted, weird, unique and captivating. Even in its truncated form, it's still worth watching; but whatever shortsighted boardroom bod thought fit to axe this committed a grave act of artistic vandalism.