In the near future, a group of women weave their way into each other's lives and embark on a thrilling journey, unravelling the mystery of their identity and uncovering a wrenching story of love and betrayal.
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In the near future, a group of women weave their way into each other's lives and embark on a thrilling journey, unravelling the mystery of their identity and uncovering a wrenching story of love and betrayal.
Season 1 episodes
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Episode 1
Pilot
48m6.9 / 10
Despite a childhood she can't remember, Lucy has found peace. But when a man from her past shows up, the life Lucy built is put in the crosshairs. After Lucy and her chosen family flee to find answers, she meets a woman who only begs more questions.
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Directed by John FawcettWritten by Anna FishkoGuest stars Tattiawna Jones, Zariella Langford-Haughton, Dañiella Velasco-Morales, Elan Even, Victor Chiu, Vicki Kim, Jeremy Hutton, Jonathan Whittaker
Lucy forces Jules to go to Settlement House where she enlists Craig's help in a haphazard interrogation. Kira receives an unexpected visit from a family member. Billionaire Paul Darros raises alarm with his team in his search for Lucy.
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Directed by John FawcettWritten by Sharyn RothsteinGuest stars Tattiawna Jones, Zariella Langford-Haughton, Jonathan Whittaker, Jordan Gavaris, Reed Diamond, Jaeden Noel, Dayle McLeod, Eva Everett Irving
After Lucy's claims about who Jules is leaves her unsettled, Jules begins to question her past, taking Wes on a journey to investigate. Lucy and Jack chase down a lead that may reveal Jules' origin. And Kira confronts Darros about Lucy.
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Directed by Dawn WilkinsonWritten by Amy Louise JohnsonGuest stars Tattiawna Jones, Zariella Langford-Haughton, Jonathan Whittaker, Jaeden Noel, Eva Everett Irving, Adam Kenneth Wilson, Liam Diaz, Alexandra Castillo
With Jack supervising, Lucy and Jules turn to extreme measures to excavate a shared memory that may contain clues to their past. Kira encounters Emily at a Darros Foundation event and discovers she may be more friend than foe.
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Directed by Dawn WilkinsonWritten by C. QuintanaGuest stars Tattiawna Jones, Zariella Langford-Haughton, Reed Diamond, Eva Everett Irving, Liam Diaz, Alexandra Castillo, Georgia Leva, Kathy Baker
Kira's research as a graduate student captures the attention of Paul Darros as well as Professor Eleanor Miller, setting in motion a life marked by love, achievement, and struggle that carries enormous ramifications for Lucy many years later.
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Directed by Ingrid JungermannWritten by Anna FishkoGuest stars Jaeden Noel, Izad Etemadi, Oksana Sirju, Michael Ayoub, Paul Bates, Tedd Dillon, Subhash Santosh, Edward De Juan
Kira teams up with Lucy to chase down a lead about Jules, all while Kira navigates problems at home. After being kidnapped and taken to Paul Darros' mysterious compound, Jules attempts to escape captivity with the help of an unusual new friend.
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Directed by Ingrid JungermannWritten by Alex DelyleGuest stars Jaeden Noel, Adam Kenneth Wilson, Alexandra Castillo, Marnie McPhail, Izad Etemadi, Alice Hamid, Vinson Tran, Andrea Holstein
Kira's life starts falling apart when Lucy discovers another printout of Eleanor, and Lucas learns the truth about what happened to his mother. Jules sees another chance to escape from Darros, but he and Xander stay one step ahead of her.
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Directed by Samir RehemWritten by Anayat FakhraieGuest stars Tattiawna Jones, Jonathan Whittaker, Reed Diamond, Jaeden Noel, Marnie McPhail, Izad Etemadi, Vinson Tran, Milan Deng
Kira meets with Emily and realizes her loyalties are divided, while Lucy and Craig track down Lucy's old flame to help unlock Darros security token. Jules and Eleanor reconnect with their closest relative and get a grim look at their future.
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Directed by Samir RehemWritten by Sharyn Rothstein, Julian CamillieriGuest stars Tattiawna Jones, Zariella Langford-Haughton, Jonathan Whittaker, Jordan Gavaris, Reed Diamond, Jaeden Noel, Dayle McLeod, Eva Everett Irving
Craig reveals a secret to Lucy; Xander on the memory drug makes him question whether he wants to carry on Darros' legacy; as Kira gets closer to uncovering Darros' master plan, a security breach could cause her to lose everything she's discovered.
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Directed by Jem GarrardWritten by Amy Louise Johnson, C. QuintanaGuest stars Zariella Langford-Haughton, Jonathan Whittaker, Reed Diamond, Jaeden Noel, Eva Everett Irving, Alexandra Castillo, Izad Etemadi, Vinson Tran
After Charlie is kidnapped Lucy is left with a difficult choice, Kira and Eleanor finally uncover the connection between the 12 unidentifiable files and Darros' bigger plan but it may be too late to stop him.
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Directed by John FawcettWritten by Anna Fishko, Anna Fishko, Alexis BurgessGuest stars Zariella Langford-Haughton, Reed Diamond, Jaeden Noel, Eva Everett Irving, Alice Hamid, Vinson Tran, Lesleh Donaldson
Anna Fishko, Amy Louise Johnson, Sharyn Rothstein, C. Quintana, Julian Camillieri, Alex Delyle, Anayat Fakhraie, Anna Fishko, Anna Fishko, Alexis Burgess
Production details
Status
Canceled
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
10
Original language
English
Networks & production
AMCUnited States
BBC AmericaUnited States
Boat Rocker StudiosCanada
AMC StudiosUnited States
Boat Rocker StudiosUnited States
You Say PotatoUnited States
Themes
awestruckclonescriticalcuriousdramaticnear futurenew technologyspin off