USA,
(2014–2017), 29 h 43 min
(Length: 43–60 min)
Directed by:
Richard Shepard,
Alex Kalymnios,
Bill Johnson,
Nick Copus, Wayne Yip, Joe Dante, Peter Weller, David Von Ancken, Alex Zakrzewski, Sergio Mimica-Gezzan, P.J. Pesce, David Grossman, Tricia Brock, Brannon Braga, Tim Andrew, Allan Arkush, Allan Kroeker (more)
Screenplay:
Joe Menosky,
Adam Simon,
Brannon Braga,
Turi Meyer, Alfredo Septién, Tricia Small, Elizabeth Sarnoff, Jon Harmon Feldman, Brian Peterson, Donna Thorland, Kelly Souders (more)
Cast:
Janet Montgomery,
Shane West,
Seth Gabel,
Ashley Madekwe,
Tamzin Merchant,
Xander Berkeley,
Iddo Goldberg,
Elise Eberle,
Morgana Shaw,
Stephen Lang, Juli Erickson, Teri Wyble, Christopher Berry, Mark Ashworth, Lucy Lawless, Sheri Davis, Stuart Townsend, Azure Parsons, Danny Cosmo, Oliver Bell, J.D. Evermore, Nazeema Bartek, Kim Collins, Jon Arthur, John Bernecker, Garrett Kruithof, Thomas Francis Murphy, Sharon Landry, Frank Duffy, Henri Lubatti, Lara Grice, Owen Harn, Sharon Garrison, Jennifer Griffin, Alexandra Daniels, Emily Marie Palmer, Amber Dawn Landrum, Jonny Coyne, David Jensen, Jeremy Crutchley, Samuel Roukin, Clint James, Meagen Fay, Nadine Lewington, Anitra Ford, Billy Slaughter, Martin Sensmeier, Kevin Tighe, Michael Robert Brandon, Benjamin Mouton, Bruce Roberts, Antonia Prebble, Diane Salinger, John Swider, Samantha Hanratty, Garrett Hines, Dane Rhodes, David Midthunder, David Kallaway, Richard Holden, Marilyn Manson, Jon Fletcher, Toby Nichols, Rodger Boyce, Tina Parker, Ashlyn Pearce, J. LaRose, Raoul Max Trujillo, Stephen Lang (a.f.), Hank Harris, Miles Doleac, Gary Teague, Joe Doyle, Allyn Carrell, John P. Fertitta, Emily Skeggs, Justin Lebrun, Lucy Faust, Matthew Holmes, Aiden Flowers, Stephanie Dunnam, Brett Baker, Melanie Haynes, Mary Katherine O'Donnell, Michael Mulheren, Skyler Davenport, Paula Marcenaro Solinger, John Jabaley, Cara Santana, Jay Caputo, Doug Van Liew, Adriana Karras, Allison Victoria-Wolfe, Tyner Rushing, Christine Tonry, Harlon Miller, Colby Boothman (more)
(more professions)
Those who used to love The Crucible with Winona can happily continue here. A similarly interesting surprise to Vikings emerging on no-name History TV. This time, it was WGN America for a change, bringing us this delicacy for a great three seasons. Initially an innocent witch theme with a Marilyn Manson song, and later an orgy with Lucy Lawless and Stuart Townsend. And an interpretation of hell that even Mike Mignola would be ashamed of.
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