Paradox

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  • 2010
  • 1 Season
  • 6.9  (2,028)

Paradox is a gripping and intense British television series that was aired on BBC America in 2009 and 2010. Starring the talented Tamzin Outhwaite, the show follows the investigation of a group of scientists and police officers into unsettling and seemingly inexplicable events.

At the core of the show's narrative is a mysterious airplane crash that triggers a series of bizarre and inexplicable events. The crash seems to defy all known laws of physics and logic, prompting the investigation team to delve into some of the most cutting-edge theories of science and technology.

What sets Paradox apart from other procedural dramas is its blend of science fiction and real-world issues. The show explores complex themes such as time travel, parallel universes, and the implications of advanced technology on human society. The investigative team is led by tough, no-nonsense detective Rebecca Flint (played by Outhwaite), who is forced to confront these issues head-on as she tries to solve the case.

As the investigation unfolds, the team gradually connects a series of seemingly unrelated incidents, uncovering a web of deceit, secrets and hidden agendas. Along the way, they face some of the most daunting moral dilemmas and ethical challenges which require them to question their own beliefs and motivations.

One of the key strengths of the show is its characters. While Rebecca Flint is the lead, the rest of the ensemble cast, including D.I. Ben Holt (played by Mark Bonnar) and the scientist Dr. Christian King (Alec Newman), have their own backstories and motivations, which add depth and complexity to the narrative.

Another strong point is the show's attention to detail, particularly in its portrayal of the scientific concepts and theories. From the subtle nuances of quantum physics to the ethical implications of advanced biomedical technology, the series explores some of the most intriguing and thought-provoking ideas in modern science.

Despite its engaging characters and intriguing plotlines, Paradox maintains a sense of realism and gravitas throughout, never straying too far into the realm of far-fetched fantasy. The show's writers have clearly done their homework when it comes to scientific accuracy, a level of attention that distinguishes it from other genre shows.

At the same time, the series is not without its share of thrills and suspense. The investigation team must contend with a string of intense and often life-threatening situations, including high-speed chases, terrorist attacks, and assassination attempts. These moments of action and danger provide a welcome counterbalance to the show's more cerebral and contemplative elements.

In summary, Paradox is a smart, engrossing, and thought-provoking show that pushes the boundaries of the traditional procedural drama. With its top-notch cast, complex characters, and richly detailed storytelling, it is a must-see for fans of science fiction, crime drama, or anyone who enjoys a good mystery. It is a true testament to British television at its best.

Paradox is a series that ran for 1 seasons (5 episodes) between May 12, 2010 and on BBC America

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Seasons
Episode 5
5. Episode 5
June 9, 2010
Rebecca always suspected she was helping to cause the events they were supposed to stop. Now she is convinced of this and they receive images more intimate than anything they have previously dealt with. Every image points to a member of the team in some way. One shows a photo of some teenagers shot dead - and Rebecca's hand is holding the gun. Will she have the power to change the destiny that matters most, her own?
Episode 4
4. Episode 4
June 2, 2010
The team receive double the amount of images in what appears to be their most unfathomable mystery so far. The images seem to be predicting a robbery, a fire and multiple deaths, but how can they trace so many clues in so little time? One of the images last time was random; are some of these the same? How do they know which images relate to the event they are supposed to stop and which ones they can trust?
Episode 3
3. Episode 3
May 26, 2010
A serial rapist is due to commit a violent attack and murder in a few hours, and Rebecca is determined not to let this happen. But she is beginning to feel conflicted about their new role; for the first time, she begins to question the responsibility involved in seeing the future, and worries she might even be helping to cause the incidents they are supposed to stop.
Episode 2
2. Episode 2
May 19, 2010
After last time, Rebecca is determined not to make the same mistakes again. She is desperate to change the future and save a boy's life. But with minutes to spare, Rebecca learns of a second death scheduled to take place at the zero hour - DS Ben Holt's. Not knowing how or when he will die, Rebecca's quest to change the future becomes even more frantic.
Episode 1
1. Episode 1
May 12, 2010
Dr Christian King, a world-renowned astrophysicist, claims to have received a series of images from space. The images show fragments of an event, an explosion in which many are killed. Shockingly, Dr King claims the disaster is yet to happen - it will take place in 18 hours time. Is this an elaborate warning of a terrorist attack or could it be something else? Uncertain, DI Rebecca Flint and her team begin their investigation.
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Where to Watch Paradox
Paradox is available for streaming on the BBC America website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Paradox on demand at Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    May 12, 2010
  • IMDB Rating
    6.9  (2,028)
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