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I don't know what to say about them. Category: Action / Science fiction Original air date: 2002-04-.What else? At some point there was an alien race called the Kimera. So, while they weren't out and about, the human race evolved and started their own civilizations.Street has become an Atavus hybrid and Renee must bargain with Sandoval for the stolen antidote. But anyway, there was a comet or meteor or something about to smash into Earth, so they all went into stasis chambers. They didn't need to do this on their homeworld.
So they couldn't travel between stars that quickly. The Jaridians were fairly physical and strong beings, but they didn't have as great a technological level as the Taelons, like no ID (inter-dimensional) travel. And they were at war with each other. And they later evolved into two separate races, the Taelons and the Jaridians. Also, elsewhere there were still Atavus back on their homeworld and I suppose on other worlds in the galaxy or whatever.
He mainly stayed in Ireland, I think. 2000 years ago, a Taelon named Ma'el came to Earth. And they had something called the Commonality, which was like a linking of all their minds. And much more advanced technologically.
I think the Taelons helped end the war. (Sino-Indian) War, the Taelon mothership showed up. Around the tail-end of what was called the S.I. I'm not sure exactly when, but sometime in the early 21st century.
A newer recruit was William Boone, whose wife was killed. Also the CVI's included an overriding moral imperative which made the Taelons the person's top priority.One such protector was FBI agent Ronald Sandoval. The Taelons, meanwhile, had human protectors who were implanted with CVI's (cyber-viral implants) which would greatly enhance their memory and other stuff, as well as allowing them to use their other implants, skrills, which were small organisms that attached to the person's arm and could fire sort of energy blasts. Their arrival was 3 years before the start of the series.Jonathan Doors staged his own death and was secretly in charge of an underground resistance against the Taelons. This included multi-billionaire businessman Jonathan Doors. So people liked them, but some people didn't trust them.
I dunno, I'm not real clear on this. There was a new guy named Liam Kincaid, who was half human and half Kimera, or something. And there was this super-genius called Augur, who was very cool and created all kinds of technology for himself as well as the resistance, and he was a hacker and I think he owned the Flat Planet Cafe, and did all kinds of other stuff.Anyway, around the end of the first season, Boone died (but he came back in the final season). There was also a woman named Lili Marquette, who was like a marine captain or something, who piloted a Taelon shuttle but was also secretly in the resistance. Belman (played by Majel Barrett of Star Trek), who worked for the Taelons but also the resistance, altered Boone's CVI so that it wouldn't alter his loyalties.
But also there was a woman named Juliet Street, another genius who was an old friend of Augur's, who kind of took his place when he went into hiding or whatever. And she was the main character almost all by herself in the final season. But there was also a woman named Renee Palmer, who was an executive at Doors International, who took over the business while Doors was supposedly dead, and later when Doors actually did die, and um, the corporation worked on joint ventures with the Taelons, but she was secretly also in the resistance, and she and Liam were the main characters when Boone and Marquette were gone. Eventually Augur left the show. Later, Marquette also left the show, was sent off to Jaridia or something.Oh yes, the Taelons actually wanted to use humanity to fight the Jaridians.
And Renee and Street have to stop them, with some help from a few other people sometimes, including Hubble Urick, who's like in the government, FBI director or something. Now the Atavus, led by Howlyn, are feeding on us and wanting to take over the world again, and creating a bunch of human-Atavus hybrids. Then in season 5, the final season, a bunch of Atavus were revived from their ancient stasis chamers. Eventually, the Jaridians finally showed up and at the end of season 4 we got rid of them and the Taelons somehow, and Liam died, too.
(Actually, I don't even remember anymore.)Yeah. Heh heh, I won't tell you how it all ends. But the defining sentiment for this series seems to be, "The more things change, they more they stay the same." At least that's how it seems to me. And everything keeps getting more and more complicated, things keep changing. And Sandoval is now working for the Atavus.
It was okay, I guess, but. Still, it was interesting enough. It's a lot like Andromeda, that way.
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