"Pilot" | |
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Series Alphas Season 1, Episode 1 | |
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Air date | July 11th, 2011 |
Writers | Zak Penn; Michael Karnow |
Director | Jack Bender |
Producers | Jack Bender; Gail Berman; Lloyd Braun; Michael Chamoy; Peter Chomsky; Michael Karnow; Kevin Lafferty; Zak Penn; [1] |
Starring | David Strathairn; Ryan Cartwright; Warren Christie; Azita Ghanizada; Laura Mennell;Malik Yoba |
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"Pilot" is the premiere episode of season one of the science fiction television series Alphas and the first episode of the series overall. It was directed by Jack Bender and written by Michael Karnow and series creator Zak Penn. It first aired on Syfy on Monday, July 11th, 2011. The series stars David Strathairn as Doctor Lee Rosen, Ryan Cartwright as Gary Bell, Warren Christie as Cameron Hicks, Azita Ghanizada as Rachel Pirzad, Laura Mennell as Nina Theroux and Malik Yoba as Bill Harken.
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Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
Actor | Role |
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David Strathairn | Doctor Lee Rosen |
Ryan Cartwright | Gary Bell |
Warren Christie | Cameron Hicks |
Azita Ghanizada | Rachel Pirzad |
Laura Mennell | Nina Theroux |
Malik Yoba | Bill Harken |
Guest Stars[]
Actor | Role |
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Jeff Seymour | The Ghost |
Joe Pingue | Quinn |
Callum Keith Rennie | Don Wilson |
Jane Moffat | Sandra Bell |
Daniel Kash | Rachel's dad |
Rachael Crawford | Jeannie Harken |
Carlos Gonzalez-Vio | Operative |
Miranda Edwards | Female FBI agent |
Scott Edgecombe | Corner store clerk |
Matt Bois | Hotel manager |
Saad Siddiqui | Government agent |
Louise Nicol | Elderly woman |
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee | Manager |
Glen Cross | Prisoner |
Jim Shlag | Detective |
Bobby Manning | Rasta |
Sam Moses | Tailor |
Lee Oliviera | Hotel security guard |
LinLyn Lue | Mom with stroller |
Cassia Xuan Avy Cook | Infant girl in stroller |
Adam Parker | Tyler Hicks |
Amanda Lewis | Patti Hicks |
Lee Gladman | Agent Persky |
May Charters | Woman at store |
Sevaan Franks | Pedestrian |
Patti Muma-Cook | Pedestrian |
Jason Spevack | Young boy |
Notes & Trivia[]
- This episode is included on disc one of the Alphas: Season One DVD collection. The collection was released by Universal Studios in Region 1 format in North America on July 17th, 2012. Bonus features on the set include an extended pilot, the Alphas panel from the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con and deleted scenes from three episodes: "Cause and Effect", "Anger Management", and "Original Sin".
- This is the only episode of Alphas directed by Jack Bender. It is also the only episode of the series where he serves as executive producer.
- Michael Chamoy is a staff writer and associate producer on Alphas. This is the only episode of the show where he is credited as associate producer. He is credited as a production staff writer on ten episodes from season one and also wrote the episodes "A Short Time in Paradise" and "Alphaville".
- Actor Callum Keith Rennie reprises the role of Don Wilson in episode 1x03, "Anger Management".
- Actor Lee Gladman is credited as Lee Jay Gladman in this episode. This is his only appearance on the series.
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- ↑ Executive producer Gene Stein is credited as Eugene Stein in this episode.