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Episode Info

Next: 1x11 -- Gyre (Part 1 of 2) (May/31/2012) [Special Airtime: 08:00 pm]

As the Aster Corporation increases their interest in Jake, Martin joins forces with Abigail as the stakes of Jake's custody escalate. When Avram reiterates to Martin that Jake and Amelia, a presumed dead girl with similar characteristics as Jake, are connected, Martin sets out on a passionate mission to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, circumstances intensify when Lucy enters the picture and seemingly unrelated events are tied together.

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Prev: 1x10 -- Tessellations (May/17/2012)

When Martin is mistaken for a criminal, he must involve himself with a heist crew in order to win back an innocent dock worker's job. Meanwhile, an Israeli boy and Palestinian girl fight to keep their relationship afloat. Clea uncovers some surprising documents about Jake, while Martin and his late wife's sister meet to make a pivotal decision.

Cast

Kiefer Sutherland As Martin Bohm	Gugu Mbatha-Raw As Clea Hopkins
David Mazouz As Jake Bohm	Danny Glover As Arthur Teller

Reviews

lordkinbote Reviews: 2

I couldn't do it anymoreRating: 1 likes, 1 dislikes I REALLY wanted to like this show. I'm all for wonder and beauty and sweet and stuff that gets me all misty, but this show just takes WAY too long to get to the point of it. I watched 8 1/2 episode and halfway through the 9th episode I just said, "UGH! That's IT! I can't do it anymore." I think 8 1/2 episodes is extremely patient. I kept feeling there is a main point or story arc it was getting to but it's stretching that out WAY too long. Not enough interesting things happen in each episode to make me want to continue to try to get to the main point. Numbers are not that interesting a subject to most people, in and of themselves. The idea of interconnectedness is cool, but so far since it's been different people in almost every episode, it doesn't show enough of these people for long enough for you to build a relationship with them to care. I have to be able to empathize with someone and I think Kiefer Sutherland's character is supposed to be that person, but the frustration he has to deal with on a daily basis would drive me insane and at the end of the day, he doesn't really get any answers. His son seems intelligent but is either unwilling or unable to alieve his frustration and just adds to it more and more. I feel he's just stumbling through the dark every moment of his life. Read more Review posted on Friday, May 18th 2012 at 12:41 am

tinalessia Reviews: 7

Nice!Rating: 1 likes, 1 dislikes In the midst of crime, legal and reality tv this show is a nice big dose of wonder and beauty and really does "touch" your heart. It's sweet, tender and dramatic all at the same time and reminds us that we really are all connected on this planet. Read more Review posted on Monday, April 16th 2012 at 10:32 pm

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1x10: Tessellations recap: The episode begins with Jake talking about symmetry and how it’s all around us. Martin is then seen chasing after Jake through a crowded marketplace. The two then stop at the pier and look at the Brooklyn Bridge. Jake in the meanwhile is interested in looking at some container labelled Mobius instead. Meanwhile, Abigail comes in and introduces herself to Jake. Martin is the one who has called Abigail there and tells her to put the past behind. Abigail tells Martin that she will always be there for Jake. He asks Abigail to help him prevent Jake from being taken away. He requests Abigail to pull some strings, so Jake is not taken away... read more.

1x9: Music of the Spheres recap: The episode begins with Jake’s voiceover, where ha says as to how twelve tones can make infinite variety of music. We see a woman play violin in her musical instruments shop. Next, a guitarist is singing and playing guitar, when a woman passes by and smiles. Next, we see Jake typing the number 55124 on his tablet and he creates melody. Martin then shows him an application that can turn numbers into words. He tells Jake that if he uses numbers to type a word, then it would help martin understand his needs better. But Jake switches back to the numbers into music application. Martin wants to take Jake out and Sheri thinks it is not a good idea. But Martin doesn’t listen to her and takes Jake out. Next, Martin and Jake meet Clea... read more.

1x8: Zone of Exclusion recap: The episode begins with Jake saying “The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. But what happens if the path is blocked?’’ We then see that a guy slips in a letter to a woman named Veronique and then leaves with his bag. A woman accidentally drops her compact and the mirror beaks. She looks worried; as according to superstitions, breaking of a mirror is bad omen. Next, Martin is travelling in a bus, when an old man drops apart of the equipment he is carrying. Martin picks it up and gives it to him. Next, we see that Jake builds a pattern by inter twining a string. Clea is surprised to see the pattern, as it is the same symbol of the company named Aster Corps which her sister- in law works for... read more.

1x7: Noosphere Rising recap: The episode begins with Martin walking in to Clea’s office. Clea shows Martin a gap in the footage. The footage then shows Teller giving Jake something. Ten minutes after that Teller was dead. Martin rushes to see Jake. Martin shows Jake, Teller’s photograph. He asks Jake if Teller gave him something. Jake puts on the table Teller’s visitor’s batch, and a key, with the numbers 1188 engraved on it. Meanwhile, Jake has arranged playing cards on the table from having seen a poker game earlier. It was the same hand the man had before he was shot. Turns out Teller left 1188 as a clue. Martin figures out that it’s a road map. Meanwhile, Natalie is busy with her video blog. She describes the experiences of her trip to Europe... read more.

1x6: Lost and Found recap: The episode begins, Chinese girl gets a call and begins to cry, a man is getting out of office, Clea in the meanwhile is waiting by a train looking upset, Jake in the meanwhile in a swing with Martin pushing him; suddenly Martin wakes up; it’s all a dream. Jake’s room is where Martin is at the moment, he tells him about his dream that he had once again, he then leaves. Clea is a week away from the final evaluation; Sherry tells her that they should keep all their options open, maybe Jake might have to be institutionalized. Clea gets a call; her mother is in a psych ward. Martin visits Taylor, he gives him a series of numbers and he knows what they are. He tells Martin he had the same numbers years ago, it’s a road map that connects everyone and everything... read more.

Crew

Creator: Tim Kring
Executive Producer: Suzan Bymel, Carol Barbee, Kiefer Sutherland, Katherine Pope, Peter Chernin, Francis Lawrence, Tim Kring
Producer: Dennis Hammer
Associate Producer: Lori Motyer
Production Designer: Cecele De Stefano

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