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The Invisible Man

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2000-2002
2 Seasons
UPHE
Action & Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction, Suspense

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Facing a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit, Darien Fawkes volunteers to undergo an experiment that gives him the power of invisibility. After the experiment goes wrong, he's recruited by a mysterious intelligence agency to help stop terrorists.

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Cast & Crew See All

Vincent Ventresca

Darien Fawkes

Paul Ben-Victor

Robert Albert Hobbes

Shannon Kenny

Claire Keeply

Season 2 Episode Guide See All

Episode 1

Legends

Fri, Apr 13, 2001

The agency now works for the Beaurea of Indian Affairs. Their new sponsor has them investigate some strange activities on a reservation. They soon encounter an invisible creature. Secrets of the gland are revealed.

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Awards

2001 - Saturn Award - Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series - nominated
2002 - Saturn Award - Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series - nominated

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Invisible Man Reappears

When he signed up to appear in the Sci Fi Channel flick Larva (premiering Saturday at 9 pm/ET), leading man Vincent Ventresca knew that the feature's creatures were likely to steal scenes from him. "They do kind of upstage me," he admits to TV Guide Online with a chuckle. "They're not like worms, that's for sure!" Luckily, the Complete Savages regular was fine with ceding the spotlight to the monsters' mashing. "My biggest fear going into this project was that it wouldn't seem suspenseful, because it would seem so ridiculous. But everyone really committed to what was at stake, and consequently, it works. I'm really proud of it." Needless to say, the onetime Invisible Man star is not among those performers who turn up their noses at fantastical fare. "I've always just wanted to be a part of something that ultimately seemed like it mattered, and that's what's so great about a sci-fi audience," he explains. "It matters to them!

Fri, Jan 21, 2005