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Bruce Greenwood's Awesome Sci-Fi Show Is A '90s Relic That Needs More Love
Lawrence Hertzog's mystery series "Nowhere Man," starring Bruce Greenwood, launched on the UPN in August of 1995, and was likely presented as an answer to Fox's hit paranormal series "The X-Files.
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Lawrence Hertzog’s mystery series Nowhere Man, starring Bruce Greenwood, premiered on UPN in August 1995 as a likely response to Fox’s hit paranormal show The X‑Files. The program blended episodic storytelling with a fully serialized “arc” structure, a novel approach at the time, and enlisted X‑Files composer Mark Snow to create its score. Although the series delivered a mix of scary and awesome content, it ran only one 25‑episode season. /Film later listed it among five forgotten ’90s sci‑fi shows that still hold up.
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