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Ignoring Magnus's warning, Will accepts Adam Worth's offer to show them how to access the hidden city.

Ignoring Magnus's warning, Will accepts Adam Worth's offer to show them how to access the hidden city.

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S3, EP5 "Hero 2: Broken Arrow"

Will and Kate are hijacked by armed thugs while transporting Abnormals. But before the gunmen get what they want, an old Abnormal friend, seeking safe harbor, attaches itself to Kate, endowing her with super powers.

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S3, EP6 "Animus"

Will and Henry travel to the UK to follow up on a werewolf sighting and end up uncovering a dark connection to Henry's past and future.

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S3, EP7 "Breach"

Magnus is trapped inside an abandoned building when she responds to an anonymous call for help; she learns the caller had a very different agenda.

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S3, EP9 "Vigilante"

Ignoring Magnus's warning, Will accepts Adam Worth's offer to show them how to access the hidden city.

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S3, EP3 "Bank Job"

The team goes on a routine mission to retrieve an Abnormal and take it to safety; the mission becomes anything but routine when they are forced to stage a bank heist in order to protect the public from harm.

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S3, EP2 "Firewall"

Will is having trouble recovering after his experience with Kali, but the team soon finds that insomnia is the least of his problems; Helen discovers an unbelievable gift from an equally unbelievable source.

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S3, EP1 "Kali"

The team must find Kali in order to prevent tidal waves from killing millions; Will fights for his life in Mumbai.

Enigmatic Dr. Helen Magnus and her team -- forensic psychiatrist Dr. Will Zimmerman, tech genius Henry and Helen's daughter, Ashley -- study the eerie beings most humans dismiss as the imaginary stuff of nightmares, but who secretly are living and moving about in the modern world in this sci-fi series that is filmed with extensive use of green screens and "virtual sets."
Starring: Agam Darshi, Amanda Tapping, Brian Markinson, Carlo Rota, Christopher Heyerdahl, Ian Tracey, Jim Byrnes, Jonathon Young, Matty Finochio, Pascale Hutton, Pauline Egan, Peter Wingfield, Robert Lawrenson, Robin Dunne, Ryan Robbins
Original Air Date: Oct 3, 2008
Genres: Sci FiTV Series
Rating: TV14
Playback: HD
1 seasons available on demand
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