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Alphas

6.8

TV Series (2011 - Current)Runtime 43min

Number of seasons 2Total episodes 24

Super. And all too human.

Five ordinary people with superhuman physical and mental abilities are brought together to form one extraordinary team of Alphas. Operating within the U.S. Department of Defense, the team investigates cases that point to others with Alpha abilities.

Genre

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Drama

Action & Adventure

Networks

Syfy

Production Companies

BermanBraun

Production Countries

Canada

United States of America

Created By

Zak Penn

Episodes

Seasons

Buy

Videos

Cast

David StrathairnLee Rosen

Ryan CartwrightGary Bell

Warren ChristieCameron Hicks

Azita GhanizadaRachel Pirzad

Laura MennellNina Theroux

Malik YobaBill Harken

Crew

Jack BenderProducer

Zak PennProducer

Robert Hewitt WolfeProducer

Gail BermanProducer

Lloyd BraunProducer

Ira Steven BehrProducer

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Reviews

by GenerationofSwine

No, sorry, we have seen this before over and over and over again. And though you do have shows like Poltergeist Legacy that did it and managed to be entertaining and as brilliant as Kolchak.... .... Alphas does it and offers nothing new to the table. There are a lot of shows like this that ha...

## **Alphas (2011) Review: A Promising Cut Short - 7/10** In the crowded landscape of early 2010s superhero television, *Alphas* carved out a distinct and compelling niche. Eschewing flashy spandex for a more grounded, almost procedural approach, the series asked a fascinating question: what if ...