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- 1. Our Lady of the Machine Aug 17, 1998
- A detective investigates an extortion scheme that uses a holographic image of the Holy Madonna.
- 2. Research Alpha Aug 24, 1998
- A scientist uses himself as an evolutionary guinea pig.
- 3. The Winner Aug 31, 1998
- A warden controls prisoners with futuristic technology and old-fashioned sadism.
Welcome to Paradox was a Canadian science fiction television series aired on the Sci Fi Channel in the U.S. and subsequently on Showcase in Canada. It was first broadcast on August 17, 1998, ran for one season, with the final episode being released November 9, 1998.
Welcome to Paradox. In the vein of classic sci-fi anthologies, "Welcome to Paradox" explores the seemingly utopic lives of citizens within the enclosed city of Betaville, where dark truths lie beneath the chrome-plated surface.
Jun 15, 2018 · Welcome to Paradox - The Winner - YouTube. Наталья Др. 1.5K subscribers. Subscribed. 27. 2.3K views 5 years ago. The maximum security prison of the future has arrived. The nice thing is that...
Welcome to Paradox. Seasons Years Top-rated. 1998. S1.E1 ∙ Our Lady of the Machine. Mon, Aug 17, 1998. A holographic Blessed Virgin appears to those who refuse to give money to a mysterious religions order. Everyone who gets such a visit dies - this "religious order" seems more like the Mafia - you cooperate or else. 5.2/10 (25) Rate.
Welcome to Paradox. TV-PG. •. Sci-Fi & Fantasy. •. There are no inadequacies. In the vein of classic sci-fi anthologies, this series explores the seemingly utopic lives of citizens within the enclosed city of Betaville, where dark truths lie beneath the chrome-plated surface. Watch Now. Season 1.
The Winner: With Ice-T, Ian Tracey, Jennifer Clement, Stephen E. Miller. This prison has a unique way to keep inmates from breaking out: a chip implant which literally puts an offender in a holographic hell.
Aug 17, 1998 · Betaville is an utopian city where crime, violence, disease and other problems of society no longer exist. But all this has a dark side: virtual reality is taking over real life, people are struggling to keep control over their near-perfect machines and their own humanity.
