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Can he be successful in helping Agent Young protect the passionate biophysicist, Dr. Jacob Hood (Rufus Sewell)?  We can’t wait to see. This new agent is tapped for at least three episodes so far.

Miller is also a director and writer. Some of his film credits include The Express with Dennis Quaid and Charles S. Dutton, and Things We Lost In The Fire with Halle Berry.

What Is Eleventh Hour?

Eleventh Hour follows Dr. Hood (Rufus Sewell) as he investigates scientific oddities as science advisor to the government. He is considered the last line of defense, and is therefore called in at the eleventh hour.

If you thought Fringe had some strange goings-on, wait until you see some of Eleventh Hour. From an entire family in California becoming paralyzed after eating breakfast, to a frozen body that won’t thaw in the LA sun, and finally, a case of secret government experiments gone horribly wrong, Eleventh Hour has more than a few oddities.

What’s unique is the human aspect of the show. Some series, in an effort to shock us, take a bit of the humanity from the crime victims. This is not the case with Eleventh Hour, and we are looking forward to next season. You can catch Eleventh Hour on Thursday nights at 10:00 PM on CBS!

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Eleventh Hour follows the story of a government genius-level scientist, Dr. Jacob Hood (Rufus Sewell) recruited by the FBI to save others from fatal scientific experiments.

Marley Shelton (Grindhouse) portrays the character Rachel Young, his partner of sorts. Dr. Hood is more than a little obsessive about people misusing science for nefarious purposes.

It’s still too early to tell what genre the show falls into, especially with the science aspects. If some of the episodes have a “science gone wrong’ theme, it could easily fall into a sci-fi or horror sub-genre. Sounds exciting!

Hood’s character seems to have a bit of an eccentric air (don’t all brilliant scientists?), but his cool exterior seems to make up for it. After seeing the clip here, it almost reminded me of Charlie Eppes of Numb3rs explaining one of his math theories  What do you think? 

Written by Mick Davis, and directed by Danny Cannon, Eleventh Hour is based on a short British TV series by sci-fi scribe Stephen Gallagher. This new version is tapped for 13 episodes, and is set to premier on Thursday, October 9, on CBS.

Via IMDB, CBS, ComingSoon.net

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