Stefan Pleszczynski
as Director
Killjoys S1-S5
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
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Description
The TV series Killjoys S1-S5, created by Michelle Lovretta and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on June 19, 2015 in Canada. The series spans 5 seasons with 50 episodes, featuring the voices of Hannah John-Kamen, Aaron Ashmore, Luke Macfarlane, and Tamsen McDonough. It follows the story of In the Quad, a planetary system on the brink of a bloody interplanetary class war, a fun loving trio of bounty hunters attempt to remain impartial as they chase deadly warrants. This is an Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi series and has received a rating of 7.2/10 from 24,605 viewers.
Top Cast
Paolo Barzman
as Director
Peter Stebbings
as Director
Chris Grismer
as Director
Samir Rehem
as Director
Andy Mikita
as Director
April Mullen
as Director
Ruba Nadda
as Director
Jeff Renfroe
as Director
Martin Wood
as Director
James Genn
as Director
Ken Girotti
as Director
Michael Nankin
as Director
Michael Robison
as Director
Grant Harvey
as Director
Michael Marshall
as Director
Stephanie Morgenstern
as Director
Hannah John-Kamen
as Dutch
Hannah John-Kamen
as Aneela
Hannah John-Kamen
as Aneela Kin Rit
Aaron Ashmore
as Johnny Jaqobis
Aaron Ashmore
as John Jaqobis
Luke Macfarlane
as D'avin Jaqobis
Tamsen McDonough
as Lucy
Tamsen McDonough
as Nucy
Thom Allison
as Pree
Rob Stewart
as Khlyen
Patrick Garrow
as Turin
Mayko Nguyen
as Delle Seyah Kendry
Kelly McCormack
as Zeph
Sean Baek
as Fancy Lee
Gavin Fox
as Gared
Morgan Kelly
as Alvis Akari
Sarah Power
as Pawter Simms
Atticus Mitchell
as Pippin Foster
Jaeden Noel
as Jaq
Jaeden Noel
as Boy (16 Yrs Old)
Jaeden Noel
as Ozzman Kin Rit
Alanna Bale
as The Lady
Ted Atherton
as Gander
Nora McLellan
as Bellus Haardy
Michelle Lovretta
as Writer
Derek Robertson
as Writer
Vivian Lin
as Writer
Julian Doucet
as Writer
Sam Ruano
as Writer
Priscilla M. White
as Writer
Ashley Park
as Writer
Nile Seguin
as Writer
Anusree Roy
as Writer
Adam Barken
as Writer
Michael Foster
as Writer
Annmarie Morais
as Writer
Jeremy Boxen
as Writer
Andrew De Angelis
as Writer
Julie Puckrin
as Writer
Nikolijne Troubetzkoy
as Writer
Emily Andras
as Writer
Jon Cooksey
as Writer
Sean Reycraft
as Writer
Aaron Martin
as Writer
Jennifer Kennedy
as Writer
Shernold Edwards
as Writer
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Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Production
Castle Rock Entertainment
Award
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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I'm only writing this review to tell the people: don't get fooled by the first couple episodes. This show looked like trash. A small and skinny woman with no muscles and no hips is supposed to be a badass fighter and so sexy. Of course she is black too. Diversity! Yeah. The bossy woman (sorry, the actress wasn't convincing AT ALL at the beginning) has two sidekicks, two good looking man. The first one is the typical nice guy, bff material, the other one is a very manly man, a soldier with a war trauma. Of course there is some sexual tension going on between him and the female lead. To make it short: I wasn't impressed. Slow motion scenes and those cringy one liners while fighting ('I like to dance') weren't helping either. I dropped it after episode two, and came back because I had nothing better to watch. Even though it was stupid, I didn't hate it. Well, so why the high rating? This show surprised me from the very beginning with the great world building. It reminds me a lot of Firefly and Cowboy Bebop. It was so excellent and creative in this area, that I was wondering how they decided to go with such cliche characters. The thing is: those characters aren't cliche. They did an incredible job with developing them over time. The chemistry between all of them is great (it reminds me of Supernatural in that matter), the story itself is one of the most suspenseful I have seen in a while. At the end of the day it's sci-fi fantasy and there may be some plotholes, but overall this is the kind of storytelling that I thought wouldn't exist anymore. It is really, really smart. Everything comes together so well, everything is exciting and suspenseful. The show is not too sexual (like many nowadays), but has some mature dialogues I really enjoy. This review doesn't do the show justice, which is a shame. But I tried.
So fascinating 😮
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Good movie!
Good movie!
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