Flash chronicles the chaos that ensues after everyone in the world passes out for 2 minutes and 17 seconds and has a vision of the future. It centers on newly sober Mark Banford (Joseph Fiennes), an FBI agent who is patching up his life and marriage. Walger will play Mark's wife, Olivia, who is disturbed by her vision of being in love with another man.
We got an early look at ABC's upcoming sci-fi series FlashForward on Wednesday night at Disney/ABC's mothership in beautiful downtown Burbank, and while we can't give you a proper review, we can tell you this: Watch it. We were asked not to divulge any spoilery details or to tell you much about what we saw—which was the two-hour pilot episode—but we can tell you what it's not.
ABC's new drama "FlashForward" could be fixing to unseat "Lost" in the hearts of viewers looking for character-driven stories with an overarching mystery. The network took the unusual step of screening the show Wednesday for media types.
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Mark your calendar for April 29, 2010. No, it’s not when FlashForward premieres (September 24), it’s the ominous date hanging over the show’s characters. Everyone in the world collectively blacks out and has a vision of the near future—April 29—and what they see is cause for concern. Does free will exist, or is man a slave to fate? If you saw the future, could you change the outcome? These are the questions FlashForward will examine when it premieres in fall. A suspense/mystery along the lines of Lost, FlashForward should be an interesting show, with a climax that is date certain.
