From Charlie Jane Anders of io9:
Is Continuum juggling too many plots for its own good?
Continuum’s second season continues to blow me away. Every episode has been fantastic. But at the same time, I keep suspecting that this show doesn’t really have a coherent mythos, and all this complexity will eventually collapse under its own weight. Friday night’s “Second Wave” provided a bit of evidence. Continue reading.
By Brandi Delhagen of Hypable:
How does time travel work in Showcase’s ‘Continuum’?
Continuum hasn’t defined its rules for time travel. On the one hand, no set rules means that the show can put things into place as needed and as the story progresses. But on the other hand, the audience doesn’t know what is at stake for the characters if we aren’t sure how their actions affect the future (or the past). What we can do is look at possible time travel theories based on what happened in the show so far. My go-to process with new time travel stories is to figure them out by using older stories where we know how time travel works. Continue reading.
Continuum, Showcase – “Second Time”
Kiera races to rescue Alec from himself and preserve her own chance of getting home. Alec must make a difficult decision between solving Kiera’s dilemma or his own. The outcome of the Continuum Interactive digital initiative is revealed.
Continuum, Showcase – “Second Last”
Kiera and Carlos must stop Travis after he gets his hands on a second CPS suit while Alec and Emily try to escape the mysterious Freelancers and deal a revelation about his past that could change everything.
From Sean Sullivan of The Gauntlet:
Screen Time: Why we should be excited about Canadian television
Two years ago, if I listed off my favourite shows, not one of them would have been Canadian. As a Canadian, I would still have rather watched American television than Canadian television. But that has changed recently. A handful of Canadian shows have been getting attention, two science fiction shows in particular.
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