Strange World S1E10 Eliza

Strange World is an American television program which was translated on ABC in March 1999, before the network cancelled the program. The remaining ten episodes produced subsequently premiered on the Sci-Fi Channel in Spring 2002. The series was created by Howard Gordon and Tim Kring, and starring Tim Guinee, Kristin Lehman, Vivian Wu, Saundra Quarterman, Arnold Vosloo and Peter Wingfield. Since there are no official releases nor plans for one, and since this TV show is almost completely forgotten, I decided to upload it myself, in the best quality I could find. It is worth it (the series, as it is, is complete, with a proper beginning and end). Synopsis: Captain Paul Turner (Tim Guinee) is a doctor for The United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID), who suffers from a rare form of aplastic anemia as a result of exposure to chemical weapons during the Persian Gulf War. USAMRIID major and old friend Lynne Reese (Saundra Quarterman) lures him out of his sickbed with the opportunity to bring justice to others suffering from unethical uses of science and technology. Unknown to his superiors, he is periodically given a temporary cure for the symptoms of his disease by a mysterious woman (Vivian Wu), who is a double agent of a shadowy organization that may be trying to thwart the goals of USAMRIID. Confused, afraid and not knowing whom to trust, Turner tries to piece his life back together again with the help of his girlfriend, Dr. Sydney MacMillan (Kristin Lehman). Eliza: A series of apparent I-War attacks hit Washington, D.C., prompting Turner to join a Department of Defense team in tracking down the source of the attacks. Not a medicine centered episode, which I find disappointing. It offers nothing new, only clichés.