#Two worlds metacritic series

The Two Worlds team try desperately to prevent the Parliament from destroying civilization, and ultimately succeed with the death of Zeitgeist at the end of the season, coinciding with the birth of Amanda and Luke's daughter Sarah. Season 4 introduces the Parliament of Systematization and Zeitgeist, establishing the multiple season spanning story arc focused on the Parliament and their goal to prevent the Infiltration. The season culminates in a large scale battle between Kranos and Starkley, with the Two Worlds team calling upon all their allies to defeat two villains working together.

It sees the introduction of villains Kranos, a Chalai warlord, and Charles Starkley, Harker's biological father and former mentor. Season 3 commences with a major pact between Two Worlds and the Earth 2 galaxy species. Stoker also returns as the main villain, with the latter half of the second season seeing Harker desperately trying to find his long-thought dead daughter Alice. This season also introduces the Imaginarium, a recurring setting. Season 2 introduces Harker's niece Claire Cambridge as she joins the team, and sees further exploration into the mythology of the show and the other races of the Earth 2 galaxy, including the Voyagers. Alec Faireaux is an early villain, while Harker's former friend and colleague, James Stoker, is the primary villain in the first season. Season 1 introduces the Two Worlds Program as Luke Cosgrove is recruited as the chief of security and Harker makes a breakthrough with the Harker Doorway becoming active. The team is lead by founder Doctor John Harker, along with his colleague and protege Doctor Amanda Shaw, chief of security Luke Cosgrove, chief medicine officer Dominic Williams, Brayleshi Brayanir nar'Brayleshi, and later Harker's niece Claire Cambridge and daughter Alice Harker. Two Worlds follows the work and life of the Two Worlds Program founded around the Harker Doorway, and predominately focused on the theory of interdimensionality wherein the Doorway allows travel across vast distances, and between the Milky Way and the Earth 2 galaxy. Main article: List of Two Worlds episodes

#Two worlds metacritic series

It was announced the day before that it would be the series finale. The final episode of the fifth season aired on June 12th 2011. The show was renewed for a fifth season, and the first episode aired on March 20th 2011, with the entire cast and crew returning. A three part mini-series, titled Two Worlds: Stoker Chronicles aired between April 5th-19th 2008, detailing Stoker's activities before the events of season one. The fourth series concluded on July 11 2010, and rumours of either a fifth season or feature length film circulated. The fourth season aired on May 4th 2010, and the first part of the series finale aired on July 3 2010. It was renewed for a third season for 2009, and aired on Jat 9:30 PM, holding its same slot-time since 2007.įollowing the well-recieved third season, the Sci-Fi Channel commissioned the show for a fourth season, which ended in a two-hour television movie. The second series aired on Augon Sci-Fi, returning to its 9:30 PM slot-time. The shows' first season aired on June 14 2007, and was renewed for a second season. It ran from June 14th 2007 until June 12th 2011, for a total of five seasons. Two Worlds, otherwise known as 2Worlds, is an Australian/ American sci fi- fantasy television series created by Jason Holt, starring Christopher Heyerdahl, Eliza Dushku, Sean Maher, Eddie McClintock, Taissa Farmiga and Brea Grant.