Tracker
January 31st, 2003, 05:24 PM
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1.7.03
The new Tracker Web site launches on SCIFI.COM.
1.10.03
Tracker debuts on SCI FI Channel at 10PM ET/PT.
FRIDAYS at 10PM E/P
It was a crisis without precedent — 218 alien prisoners escaped from a maximum-security prison in the Migar system. An alien law-enforcer known as a Tracker has followed them through a wormhole to Earth — where the criminals hijacked the bodies of innocent humans.
The Tracker, too noble to commit such a selfish act, created a synthetic body based on a model on an advertising billboard. Taking his name from the brand on the billboard, "Cole" was picked up by bar-owner Mel Porter, a smart, intuitive and beautiful woman who took a chance on helping this lost soul.
Unlike the alien fugitives, who can draw on memories stored within their hijacked bodies, Cole's artificially crafted body has no knowledge or memory of Earth, so he is forced to learn from scratch everything about being human and living on this planet.
Despite these obstacles, and with Mel's help, Cole struggles to locate all the escaped prisoners and their leader, Dr. Zin, so that he can free the criminals' unwilling human hosts and imprison the aliens' life-forces until he can return them to their cells in the Migar solar system.
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Tracker combines sci-fi action with stunning visuals and socially relevant drama. Its fish-out-of-water humor and the bizarre and potentially romantic relationship between Cole (Adrian Paul) and Mel Porter (Amy Price-Francis) offer a unique perspective on the human condition — even as it collides with one that is uniquely and dangerously alien.
1.7.03
The new Tracker Web site launches on SCIFI.COM.
1.10.03
Tracker debuts on SCI FI Channel at 10PM ET/PT.
FRIDAYS at 10PM E/P
It was a crisis without precedent — 218 alien prisoners escaped from a maximum-security prison in the Migar system. An alien law-enforcer known as a Tracker has followed them through a wormhole to Earth — where the criminals hijacked the bodies of innocent humans.
The Tracker, too noble to commit such a selfish act, created a synthetic body based on a model on an advertising billboard. Taking his name from the brand on the billboard, "Cole" was picked up by bar-owner Mel Porter, a smart, intuitive and beautiful woman who took a chance on helping this lost soul.
Unlike the alien fugitives, who can draw on memories stored within their hijacked bodies, Cole's artificially crafted body has no knowledge or memory of Earth, so he is forced to learn from scratch everything about being human and living on this planet.
Despite these obstacles, and with Mel's help, Cole struggles to locate all the escaped prisoners and their leader, Dr. Zin, so that he can free the criminals' unwilling human hosts and imprison the aliens' life-forces until he can return them to their cells in the Migar solar system.
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Tracker combines sci-fi action with stunning visuals and socially relevant drama. Its fish-out-of-water humor and the bizarre and potentially romantic relationship between Cole (Adrian Paul) and Mel Porter (Amy Price-Francis) offer a unique perspective on the human condition — even as it collides with one that is uniquely and dangerously alien.