The Listener S1-S3

🎬2009CanadaCrime, Drama

English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

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The TV series The Listener S1-S3, created by Michael Amo and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on June 4, 2009 in Canada. The series spans 3 seasons with 39 episodes, featuring the voices of Craig Olejnik, Ennis Esmer, Lauren Lee Smith, and Rainbow Sun Francks. It follows the story of A young paramedic discovers he has telepathic powers. This is a Crime, Drama, Fantasy series and has received a rating of 6.8/10 from 9,072 viewers.

Top Cast

Clement Virgo

as Director

Kari Skogland

as Director

Peter Stebbings

as Director

Bradley Walsh

as Director

Farhad Mann

as Director

Charles Binamé

as Director

Robert Lieberman

as Director

Paul Fox

as Director

Stephen Surjik

as Director

Cal Coons

as Director

Stefan Pleszczynski

as Director

Harvey Crossland

as Director

Don McCutcheon

as Director

T.W. Peacocke

as Director

Ken Girotti

as Director

T.J. Scott

as Director

John L'Ecuyer

as Director

Keith Samples

as Director

James Dunnison

as Director

Craig Olejnik

as Toby Logan

Ennis Esmer

as Oz Bey

Lauren Lee Smith

as Michelle McCluskey

Rainbow Sun Francks

as Dev Clark

Peter Stebbings

as Alvin Klein

Mylène Dinh-Robic

as Olivia Fawcett

Tara Spencer-Nairn

as Sandy Wardwell

Arnold Pinnock

as George Ryder

Melanie Scrofano

as Tia Tremblay

Anthony Lemke

as Brian Becker

Kris Holden-Ried

as Adam Reynolds

Lisa Marcos

as Charlie Marks

Natalie Krill

as Alex Kendrick

Lara Jean Chorostecki

as Maya

John Fleming

as Young Toby

Colm Feore

as Ray Mercer

Greg Ellwand

as Superintendent Jeremy Price

Greg Ellwand

as Superintendant Jeremy Price

Ingrid Kavelaars

as Superindendent Nichola Martrell

Ingrid Kavelaars

as Superintendent Nichola Martrell

Michael Amo

as Writer

Sam Egan

as Writer

Matt MacLennan

as Writer

Lisa Steele

as Writer

James Hurst

as Writer

Peter Mohan

as Writer

Lara Azzopardi

as Writer

Ken Cuperus

as Writer

Scott Oleszkowicz

as Writer

Cal Coons

as Writer

Jason Sherman

as Writer

Avrum Jacobson

as Writer

Wil Zmak

as Writer

Karen Walton

as Writer

Brendon Yorke

as Writer

Jackie May

as Writer

Russ Cochrane

as Writer

Dennis Heaton

as Writer

Peter Mitchell

as Writer

Philip Bedard

as Writer

Jeremy Boxen

as Writer

Larry Lalonde

as Writer

Travis McDonald

as Writer

Jocelyn Cornforth

as Writer

Shernold Edwards

as Writer

Daegan Fryklind

as Writer

Ben Sokolowski

as Writer

Derek Schreyer

as Writer

Michelle Ricci

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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User Review

Rq3mKl06/09/26 20:58

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davidson friday18/12/25 04:01

So many fake bots hating this Series. Really great series, love how it's just calm like a real world scenario not all those fake Americans crime show where they're always in a hurry.

Jocee Rhymes13/08/25 11:02

who else saw the camera lenses at the beginning of episode 12 of season 1, this guys don't hide their identity no more, everywhere you go in America, it's satanism,

kholu13/06/25 09:41

The downside and why I think the US cancelled the show was because of a very dumb detective; I mean - if u take shows like The Mentalist -- they hire him for his skills; but the law enforcement officer, in the show -- after receiving 1, 2, 3, 5, 50 spot-on tips from the main character, she still brushes him off when he comes up with more -- she needs a sledgehammer rather than a tap on the shoulder to get the hint** That is what I hated about the show -- I love the show -- Canadian Police Department on the show is staggeringly stupid. Four hints are enough to give an informant some credibility. Get rid of the unrealistic female cop -- the show will get a 9/10 from me. Well, I spoke too soon; --- I LOVE THE SHOW!!!

M S13/06/25 09:41

I so wanted to give this so a better rating. But after seeing 2 episodes I am almost ready to say good bye! The Cop and the Ex girlfriend are terrible. Great looks but stupid. The Cop has Everybody's Guilty No ones innocent complex. The Doc is Not very trusting of anyone. The partner is funny. Not sure about the Boss. If they calm the two women down I think this show just might work.Though the concept is interesting, the final product is more than lacking. Bad plot, leaving no mystery at all. Horrid acting; no chemistry between anyone. What I feel is the only good part of this show is the scenes for the main character "reading" a person's mind. Too bad. It sounded very interesting.

Mounaye Mbeyrik13/06/25 09:41

Not only is this based off of flashpoint, but its boring. This new episode tonight is just like Craig in flashpoint got interrogated a lot. Man can't Canadians do something more interesting than making cops look like criminals all the time. Flashpoint was way too dramatized, and The Listener is just boring. This is nothing as good as Criminal Minds or CSI shows or Bones or NCIS or Person of Interest or The Mentalist. Heck they are canceling The Mentalist and it shouldn't be compared to this crap. I am not against Canadians, just their shows are not that good. We need more good shows than the trash they keep adding. Even if this was supposed to be U.S.A. show its definitely not.

Anni13/06/25 09:41

So far I have only seen 3-4 episodes but it is different from many main stream shows and seems to have good characterizations and decent writing. The acting is fine and the people seem real, not too pretty, slick or glib. I prefer seeing people who look real and not like models; it is much more believable when there are wrinkles, flaws and wear and tear on the faces. Canadian and British casting seems to be very good for that. The world and time worn Gordon Pinsent is on one episode, he is an underrated and not well enough known actor who adds so much to everything he does. Doubtless his choice to stay in Canada was to his careers' detriment. I hope I am wrong but it looks like this show was not renewed, typical for many very good shows here in Canada, unfortunately. We suffer from a national inferiority complex which means until things are recognized outside our borders we don't really feel like it is "good enough" to merit our support. If the show was renewed I would love to know.

April Mofolo13/06/25 09:41

I never watch much of anything on network television, but I really love this show. And I'm very pleased to hear that it's going to come back to CTV for a second season - if only I could find the air dates somewhere! It's a good solid well-written SF series with a little humour, a little romance, a lot of action. Each episode also seems to have a plot twist that takes you in a different direction and shakes things up. This show is Canadian all the way, and unapologetically so. That's one of the things I like the most about it. It's not trying to pass itself off as an American show - there are numerous references in each episode to Canada, Toronto, other places in Ontario, hockey, and other Canadianisms. Keep it coming, CTV!

BLMDSCTY13/06/25 09:41

I have only watched the first two episodes on itunes so far, but i have decided to stop...and i watch a wide variety of shows from 24 to battlestar galactica to grey's anatomy, and Canadian shows like flashpoint. This show just isn't on par with the rest of the same genre. The show reminds me of Thirdwatch in the background with a telepathic character, but less technical when dealing with cases, and instead more "dramatic". The main character runs off by himself suddenly when he gets a telepathic vision to save a life in a way regular paramedics don't. The plot for each episode seems to be going everywhere, touching a little bit of each character, but never focusing enough on one character for me to care. The shots look beautiful, but unless it is an indie art movie, plot and character development really need to be better for the show to stay on air. A side note. Being a part-time paramedic in BC, Canada, i am not sure about the protocols the main character Toby follows as he works in Ontario. However I do know that i should never confront criminals, especially mentally unstable ones like arsonists and rogue cops by myself, alone, unarmed. His partner also doesn't look like he knows what he is doing at times. How did he get licensed?

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