Seth Ranaweera Movies
- 2003
Johnny (Anthony Michael Hall) is reunited with two of his high-school friends, Jason Moore (Lochlyn Munro) and Jason's sister Kate (Ally Sheedy, with whom series star Hall appeared in the 1982 theatrical feature The Breakfast Club). Upon making physical contact with both Jason and Kate, Johnny experiences a disturbing psychic vision, indicating that one of the siblings needs a heart transplant -- and the other is fated to be the donor. Thus, if Johnny tries to save one of his friends, the other will die, and vice versa...and the more he tries to avoid making the inevitable choice, the more that choice is cruelly thrust upon him. "Playing God" was originally slated to air as The Dead Zone's second-season finale, but the USA network decided to extend the season for several additional episodes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- John L. Adams, Nicole deBoer, (more)
- 2001
Believed to have been killed during Dark Angel's first season, Max's Manticore sibling Zack (William Gregory Lee) turns up alive (albeit minus a face) -- and he's determined to get revenge against Logan (Michael Weatherly), holding the crusading cyberjournalist responsible for the botched assault on Manticore headquarters. While searching for Zack in the nooks and crannies of Seattle, Max (Jessica Alba) confronts the Steelheads, a street gang specializing in stealing and peddling human organs. Another Manticore refugee, Alec (Jensen Ackles), may hold the key to the outcome of this episode, which includes "flashbacks" from the first-season installment "Cold Comfort." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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