Meagan Monique Good - minority report (tv series).
Executive producers
Mark Mylod
Max Borenstein
Darryl Frank
Justin Falvey
Kevin Falls
Steven Spielberg
Producer - Neal Ahern
Cast
Stark Sands as Dash Parker (né Arkadin), a precog who can see the murders of others before they occur, who seeks ways to stop these preventable deaths. During his precognitive visions Dash sees the fractions of the murders, the horror, as described by Wally with the victim and the murder.
Meagan Good as Lara Vega, a detective for the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia who Dash co-ops into assisting him on his mission to save would-be murder victims before their killers can kill them.
Nick Zano as Arthur Watson (né Arkadin), Dash's fraternal twin brother; an executor, estate planner and finance manager. He reluctantly helps out Dash and Vega. While easier to endure than his brother's or Agatha's visions, Arthur's precognitive visions act more as an antenna, pulling in names, facts, and information about the murdered person.
Daniel London as Norbert "Wally" Wallace, Dash, Arthur and Agatha's primary caretaker during their eight years in the milk bath. Bonded with the three, Wally joins forces with Dash and Lara and helps "map" Dash's visions for better analyzing of the murders.
Laura Regan as Agatha Lively, a precog who acts as an older sister, protector, and sounding board for Arthur and Dash. Agatha's visions allow her to "become the person" whose murder she is predicting. Experiencing an empathic bond with the person in her visions, Agatha's visions are the most traumatizing as she experiences the death itself.
Li Jun Li as Akeela, a crime scene tech at Metro Police Department and Lara's best friend, she later joins Lara and Dash on their mission as their tech and information support.
Wilmer Valderrama as Will Blake, a by-the-books, professional, ambitious, and competitive police lieutenant. Previously Lara's partner, he is now her boss.
Recurring
Tina Lifford as Lilly Vega, Lara's mother
Zhane Hall as Rico Vega, Lara's much younger brother
Jennifer Cheon as Andromeda, Arthur's business partner and bodyguard
Reed Diamond as Henry Blomfeld
Christopher Heyerdahl as Lionel Gray
Minority Report is an American science fiction crime drama television series that aired on Fox from September 21, to November 30, 2015.It was developed by Max Borenstein and is a sequel adaptation of the 2002 film of the same name based on the 1956 science fiction short story "The Minority Report" by Philip K. Dick. It was produced by Amblin Television, Paramount Television (whose film studio co-owns the film via the pre-2005 DreamWorks library), and 20th Century Fox Television (whose film studio co-produced the film). It is the first Steven Spielberg–directed movie to be adapted for television.
On October 9, 2015, Fox announced that the series order was cut from 13 episodes to 10.[3] On May 13, 2016, Fox officially cancelled the series.
n 2065 Washington, D.C., Dash (Sands), a Precog, has the ability to predict crimes. The Precrime Unit was dismantled in 2054, forcing law enforcement to rely on newer methods to fight crime. Before it was dismantled, Dash, his twin brother Arthur (Zano), and their foster sister Agatha (Regan) were part of the program that gave them their unique gifts. Now, Dash is using his ability to assist Detective Lara Vega (Good) in preventing crimes, and at the same time trying to keep his gift from being revealed, as there are those who want to obtain the Precogs at any cost, and use their abilities once more.
Opening Introduction (narrated by Meagan Good):
There were three of them, Dash, Arthur, and Agatha. They were called the Precognitives. They could see murders before they happened. For six years, our police held them against their will and used them to save lives. But after the government's Precrime program was shut down, they were finally released. They kept themselves safe and hidden from the world...until now.
Opening Introduction (starting from episode 7) (narrated by Stark Sands):
There are three of us: Agatha, Arthur and me, Dash. We are called the Precognitives. We can see murders before they happen. For six years, we were held against our will, and used to save lives. But after the government's Precrime program was shut down, we were finally released. We kept ourselves safe and hidden from the world, until now.
Original release date - September 21 – November 30, 2015
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