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Time After Time
Alan (Randy Spears) is a scientist on the verge of changing the world. He has discovered the key to time travel. His equipment still needs work, but the basic equation is right.Soon after his discovery though, his wife Sarah (Julia Ann) tragically dies in a car accident. Devastated by his loss, Alan sinks into depression and uses his work to cope.His best friends Stephanie and Steven (Kirsten Price and Eric Masterson) and his assistant Eva (Brooke Banner) try to comfort their distraught friend, to no avail.In his depression, he decides to travel back in time to try to save the love of his life...but things don't always happen the way you want them to...sometimes fate can not be changed...
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Plot Summary
In San Francisco, a charismatic history professor named H.G. Wells disappears and is found murdered, leaving behind a time machine and a series of cryptic clues. A young female journalist and a cynical detective must race against time to decipher Wells's work and prevent a catastrophic future, all while being pursued by a mysterious killer.
Critical Reception
The 2007 TV pilot 'Time After Time' was not picked up by ABC and received limited critical attention due to its limited release. However, the few reviews available suggest it was seen as a flawed but potentially interesting concept that struggled with execution.
What Reviewers Say
The premise of a time-traveling H.G. Wells facing a modern-day mystery was intriguing.
The pilot was criticized for pacing issues and a lack of clear direction.
Some felt the cast, though largely unknown, showed potential.
Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this specific unaired pilot is not publicly available.
Fun Fact
The pilot for 'Time After Time' was filmed in Vancouver, Canada, but it was ultimately not picked up by ABC for a full series, making it a rarely seen production.
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