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Sleeper Cell: Created by Ethan Reiff, Cyrus Voris. With Michael Ealy, Oded Fehr, Henri Lubatti, Melissa Sagemiller. An American undercover FBI agent is assigned to infiltrate a terrorist sleeper cell that is planning an attack in Los Angeles.
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- Michael Ealy, Oded Fehr, Henri Lubatti
- TV-MA
- 47 sec
Synopsis. Darwyn Al-Sayeed, a 30-year-old American undercover FBI agent who is a Muslim and embracing Islam as his religion, is assigned to infiltrate a terrorist sleeper cell that is planning an attack in Los Angeles. The cell is run by an Arab extremist named Faris al-Farik who disguises himself as a Jew.
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- 18 (list of episodes)
- December 4, 2005 –, December 17, 2006
- Showtime
Darwyn Al-Sayeed -- a 30-year-old undercover FBI agent who is also a practicing Muslim -- finds his way (under an assumed name) to an Islamic extremist named Farik, who recruits him to join a...
- Clark Johnson
- TV-MA
- Michael Ealy
Darwyn Al-Sayeed -- a 30-year-old undercover FBI agent who is also a practicing Muslim -- finds his way (under an assumed name) to an Islamic extremist named Farik, who recruits him to join a...
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- Michael Ealy
- Clark Johnson
- December 4, 2005
A riveting one-hour drama series about a federal agent (Michael Ealy) who goes deep undercover inside a group of Islamic terrorists in Los Angeles, led by a true believer for whom any act of violence is moral if it serves his cause. more. Starring: Michael EalyOded FehrHenri Lubatti. TVMALegal Drama Crime Black Stories TV Series 2005. 5.1. hd.
- Michael Ealy
- December 4, 2005
Dec 4, 2005 · Sleeper Cell. This harrowing, one-hour drama series stars Michael Ealy as a federal agent deep undercover inside a group of Islamic extremist terrorists in Los Angeles, a cell led by a charismatic true believer (Oded Fehr) for whom any act of violence is moral if it serves his cause.
Sleeper Cell is an American television drama series on the Showtime network that began airing on December 4, 2005. The tagline for the first season was "Friends. Neighbors. Husbands. Terrorists." and the tagline for the second season was "Cities. Suburbs. Airports. Targets." The series was nominated for an Emmy award for Outstanding Miniseries.
