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[2003, TV Show]

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Crime drama exploring the uneasy alliance between a no-nonsense FBI agent and a young psychic, who has the ability to locate missing persons. Originally called `1-800-Missing,' the series began its second season with some major changes, including a shortened title. Gloria Reuben left, and Vivica A. Fox stepped in as fiery agent Nicole Scott. The series is based on the `1-800-Where R U' young-adult novels by Meg Cabot.

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Vivica's Gone Missing | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/28/2004
This month, fans of Missing were wowed by the difference in Lifetime's psychic police drama. Gone is the misleading former title 1-800-MISSING. (Those are actually the digits for a "clairvoyant hotline" unrelated to the series!) Kill Bill's Vivica A. Fox has replaced ER's Gloria Reuben as the leading lady cop. Sole original cast member Caterina Scorsone is now a full-fledged FBI agent whose new G-Man colleagues include All My Children's Mark Consuelos and Justin Louis (who's starred in too ... read more

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Premiered: August 02, 2003, on Lifetime

Rating: TV-PG

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Premise: Crime drama exploring the uneasy alliance between a no-nonsense FBI agent and a young psychic, who has the ability to locate missing persons. Originally called `1-800-Missing,' the series began its second season with some major changes, including a shortened title. Gloria Reuben left, and Vivica A. Fox stepped in as fiery agent Nicole Scott. The series is based on the `1-800-Where R U' young-adult novels by Meg Cabot.

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