Travelers

Centuries from now, the last remnants of humanity are forced to send their consciousnesses back in time to the 21st century. These 'Travelers' inhabit the bodies of present-day individuals who are on the verge of death, completing missions to prevent a catastrophic future. Their actions, however, create unforeseen consequences and ethical dilemmas, as they grapple with altering history and the ripple effects of their interventions.

Travelers garnered a generally positive reception from critics and audiences alike, particularly for its intriguing premise, compelling characters, and suspenseful narrative. While some noted a slower pace in certain episodes, the show was praised for its exploration of complex themes and its satisfying character development across its seasons.

• Praised for its inventive time-travel concept and engaging storylines.

• Appreciated for its strong ensemble cast and their portrayals of complex characters.

• Noted for its blend of sci-fi action, drama, and moral quandaries.

Google audience: Viewers found 'Travelers' to be a smart and captivating sci-fi series, frequently highlighting its intricate plot, emotional depth, and the surprising twists that kept them invested. The show's ability to balance thrilling action with thoughtful character arcs was a common point of praise.

Nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Dramatic Series.

The concept of 'travelers' possessing the bodies of those about to die was inspired by the idea of having a 'backup' to ensure a mission's success, even if the original host body perishes.