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The Dresden Files

Name: The Dresden Files
Released: 2007
Rating: 55

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55 Metascore
2007-2008
2 Seasons
The Sci-Fi Channel
Suspense, Drama, Fantasy
TV-14

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Harry Dresden is a wizard, the only one listed in the Chicago phone book. He's got a handle on the crimes that can't be solved by anyone else. Paranormal? No problem. Dresden deals in all matters of supernatural threats.

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Paul Blackthorne

Harry Dresden

Valerie Cruz

Lt. Connie Murphy

Terrence Mann

Bob

Season 2 Episode Guide See All

Episode 13

Proven Guilty

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Awards

2008 - DGC Craft Award - Sound Editing - Television Series - winner
2008 - ALMA Award - Outstanding Actress in a Drama Television Series - nominated
2008 - Young Artist Award - Best Performance in a TV Series - Guest Starring Young Actor - nominated

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