Somewhere Between
- by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al.
- Miniseries
- Fantasy, Mystery and Crime
- Adults
- Definite Time Travel
- English
- Somewhere Between by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al., 10 pts. (ABC-TV, USA, 24 July – 19 September 2017).
After San Francisco suffers a week of terror at the hands of a serial killer ending with the death of Laura Price’s eight-year-old daughter Serena, Laura falls into a dark depression and attempts suicide. Next thing she knows, she’s waking up before that week, whereupon she teams up with ex-police detective Nico Jackson (who also got thrown back in time), hoping to change the week, catch the killer, save Nico’s brother’s life, and save Serena—all in a mere nine additional episodes.
—Michael Main
I’m not going to let anybody hurt you this time. I swear to you on my life.
Tags
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- Timeline Models
- Resilient Timeline: The first example is Serena’s allergy on the plane to Hawaii. “You can’t run. You have to fight.”
- Time Travel Methods
- Themes
- Fix History!: Attempt to stop the whole murder spree, not just Serena’s death
- Precognition, Premonition, or Prediction: Marjorie, at her Custom Teas shop
- Save “Lois”!: Primarily to save Serena
- Travels into Yourself: Laura and Nico
- Fictional Tags
- Ghosts: Nico’s fiancée’s mother, Marjorie
- Groupings
Variants
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- Somewhere Between by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al., 10 pts. (ABC-TV, USA, 24 July – 19 September 2017).
- “For One to Live” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by Duane Clark (ABC-TV, USA, 24 July 2017).
- “2.0” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by Duane Clark (ABC-TV, USA, 25 July 2017).
- “The Hunter and the Hunted” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 1 August 2017).
- “Fate Takes a Holiday” by Shelley Eriksen, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 8 August 2017).
- “Into the Fire” by Wil Zmak, directed by Mathias Herndl (ABC-TV, USA, 15 August 2017).
- “Madness” by Steve Cochrane, directed by Mathias Herndl (ABC-TV, USA, 22 August 2017).
- “The Fourth Man” by Jennica Harper, directed by Michael Nankin (ABC-TV, USA, 29 August 2017).
- “Destiny’s Child” by Shelley Eriksen, directed by Michael Nankin (ABC-TV, USA, 5 September 2017).
- “Ghost” by Geoffrey Nauffts and Stephen Tolkin, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 12 September 2017).
- “One Must Die” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 19 September 2017).
- Unknown Korean series title by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al..
Translations
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- Somewhere Between by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al., 10 pts. (ABC-TV, USA, 24 July – 19 September 2017).
- “For One to Live” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by Duane Clark (ABC-TV, USA, 24 July 2017).
- “2.0” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by Duane Clark (ABC-TV, USA, 25 July 2017).
- “The Hunter and the Hunted” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 1 August 2017).
- “Fate Takes a Holiday” by Shelley Eriksen, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 8 August 2017).
- “Into the Fire” by Wil Zmak, directed by Mathias Herndl (ABC-TV, USA, 15 August 2017).
- “Madness” by Steve Cochrane, directed by Mathias Herndl (ABC-TV, USA, 22 August 2017).
- “The Fourth Man” by Jennica Harper, directed by Michael Nankin (ABC-TV, USA, 29 August 2017).
- “Destiny’s Child” by Shelley Eriksen, directed by Michael Nankin (ABC-TV, USA, 5 September 2017).
- “Ghost” by Geoffrey Nauffts and Stephen Tolkin, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 12 September 2017).
- “One Must Die” by Stephen Tolkin, directed by David Frazee (ABC-TV, USA, 19 September 2017).
- Korean (subtitled).
Unknown Korean series title by Stephen Tolkin et al., directed by Duane Clark et al..
Previous Works
based on the Korean miniseries Sinui Sunmul—14 il, SBS-TV (Korea), 3 March – 22 April 2014
Indexer Notes
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- Credits—“Original Korean Series Created by Ran Choi]]” appears in the end credits of all ten episodes.