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Evan Rachel Wood | ... |
Dolores Abernathy
(10 episodes, 2016)
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Thandie Newton | ... |
Maeve Millay
(10 episodes, 2016)
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Jeffrey Wright | ... |
Bernard Lowe
(10 episodes, 2016)
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James Marsden | ... |
Teddy Flood
(10 episodes, 2016)
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Ed Harris | ... |
Man in Black
(10 episodes, 2016)
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Anthony Hopkins | ... |
Dr. Robert Ford
(10 episodes, 2016)
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Luke Hemsworth | ... |
Ashley Stubbs
(9 episodes, 2016)
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Sidse Babett Knudsen | ... |
Theresa Cullen
(9 episodes, 2016)
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Shannon Woodward | ... |
Elsie Hughes
(9 episodes, 2016)
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Angela Sarafyan | ... |
Clementine Pennyfeather
(8 episodes, 2016)
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Jimmi Simpson | ... |
William
(8 episodes, 2016)
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Ben Barnes | ... |
Logan
(7 episodes, 2016)
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Ingrid Bolsø Berdal | ... |
Armistice
(6 episodes, 2016)
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Rodrigo Santoro | ... |
Hector Escaton
(6 episodes, 2016)
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Ptolemy Slocum | ... |
Sylvester
(6 episodes, 2016)
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Leonardo Nam | ... |
Felix Lutz
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(6 episodes, 2016)
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Bradley Fisher | ... |
Mariposa Bartender
(6 episodes, 2016)
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Clifton Collins Jr. | ... |
Lawrence
(5 episodes, 2016)
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Simon Quarterman | ... |
Lee Sizemore
(5 episodes, 2016)
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Tessa Thompson | ... |
Charlotte Hale
(5 episodes, 2016)
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Talulah Riley | ... |
Angela
(5 episodes, 2016)
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Louis Herthum | ... |
Peter Abernathy
(5 episodes, 2016)
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Jeff Daniel Phillips | ... |
Tenderloin
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(5 episodes, 2016)
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Vivienne Taylor | ... |
Host
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(5 episodes, 2016)
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A series inspired by the 1973 film of the same title written by Michael Crichton about a futuristic theme park populated by artificial beings.
Pay attention, this series explores some very subtle story lines. I was extremely impressed when they introduced the bicameral mind concept when considering consciousness. That is one of the more important concepts when considering the origins of consciousness. I hope they explore this idea in greater detail and especially its implications related to physics. It is rare indeed to have a fictional work undertake such a complex topic without trivializing it. I definitely have to compliment the writers for undertaking such a complex topic and I hope they continue to explore the implications.
Again, IMDb thinks I should add additional lines to my review which is ridiculous. I have offered a clear and concise review and they want an arbitrary number of lines, what kind of idiot makes this a requirement?