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When a mission goes terribly awry, Tom and Pope must rely on each other to survive. Meanwhile, Weaver and company search desperately for two members of the 2nd Mass who have gone missing. And Marina takes matters into her own hands in Charleston, disregarding Tom's authority.

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Falling Skies


From executive producer Steven Spielberg, Falling Skies stars Noah Wyle as a former college professor who becomes the leader of a group of soldiers and civilians struggling against an occupying alien force.

Moon Bloodgood co-stars as Anne Glass, a therapist who works with the surviving children to help them cope with the traumatic situation. The series also stars Drew Roy as Hal and Maxim Knight as Matt, Tom's two sons; and Seychelle Gabriel as Lourdes, an orphaned teenager who helps run the group's commissary. (Source: TNT)

• Currently 7.6/10

7.6/10 (89 Votes cast)

Episode Info

Next: 3x05 -- Search and Recover (2) (Jun/30/2013)
When a mission goes terribly awry, Tom and Pope must rely on each other to survive. Meanwhile, Weaver and company search desperately for two members of the 2nd Mass who have gone missing. And Marina takes matters into her own hands in Charleston, disregarding Tom's authority.


Prev: 3x04 -- At All Costs (1) (Jun/23/2013)
After the people of Charleston defeat another alien attack with the help of new advanced weaponry, Tom is invited to meet with a powerful leader (guest star Stephen Collins). While Hal wrestles with an invasive evil, Ben struggles with his identity and the notion of being human again. And Anne uncovers startling new information that puts everyone in jeopardy.

• Currently 7.5/10

7.5/10 (2 Votes cast)
Cast
Noah Wyle
As Tom Mason
Moon Bloodgood
As Anne Glass
Drew Roy
As Hal Mason
Jessy Schram
As Karen Nadler (S01, recurring afterward)
Connor Jessup
As Ben Mason
Maxim Knight
As Matthew 'Matt' Mason
Seychelle Gabriel
As Lourdes
Peter Shinkoda
As Dai (S01-S02)
Sarah Carter
As Margaret (as Sarah Sanguin Carter)
Mpho Koaho
As Anthony
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Reviews: 2 Fantastic Adventure Through Suburban WastelandRating: 4 likes, 0 dislikes
This series starts at a point I wish series like "V" could have reached: the post-alient-invasion wasteland where survivors are trying to evade capture and use guerrilla tactics to do damage wherever they can, not to mention trying to figure out what the aliens want with Earth. Read more

Review posted on Saturday, May 26th 2012 at 3:54 pm
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All Falling Skies news Recaps2x10: A More Perfect Union recap: The episode begins and Gen. Bressler lets Tom and the 2nd Mass go. He explains he's been waiting for Manchester to come to his senses and let them go on the offensive, but since he's not, he's declaring martial law. Tom won't go along with it, so Bressler orders them locked back up. But before they can go back in their cells, there's a signal for an outer perimeter breech. They then charge upstairs to find skitters in the common area, led by Red Eye. Bressler's ready to shoot when Ben pops out from among the rebels. Bressler still won't give the order to stand down so members of the 2nd Mass stand in front of the skitters, in a sign of solidarity... read more.

2x9: The Price of Greatness recap: The episode begins with Porter leading the 2nd mass to an underground mall. He explains to them that when the aliens attacked, the mall was under construction. The top of the mall was destroyed but the base remained fine. The 2nd mass is welcomed and cheered by hundreds of people waiting for them. Next, Weaver meets his daughter Jean. She is glad to see her father again. She tells him that things with her boyfriend got all messed up after they left from the base. Weaver says it is ok and asks his daughter not to disappear on him again. Pope assures his Berserkers that they would leave this place soon. Matt looks at the kids and is happy that they might have a school in Charleston... read more.

2x8: Death March recap: The episode begins with second mass on its way to Charleston. In the vehicle, Tom is thinking about the last moments he spent with Ben before leaving. On the bus, Matt wonders how long they will take to reach. Tom tells him it will take them, 12 hours if they don’t take any detours. But Anthony tells Tom that they are low on fuel and so they should scrounge up somewhere; but Tom says a no. Matt hands over his will to his father. He thinks that he might die as everyone was saying that they might not reach Charleston. Tom reassures his son. Tector is driving for Weaver. Hal is driving with Poe and Maggie. Pope tells them that they need to make a stop as the all the beer he had is taking a toll on him... read more.

2x7: Molon Labe recap: The episode begins with Ben and Karen walking through the woods. Ben is taking her to a place he knows. Karen wonders how he knows about this place and he tells her about the some skitters that were able to resist the effects of the harness. And he tells her about how he was contacted by the Red Eye through his spikes. As they are walking, their spikes glow and they realize that some skitters are around nearby. But they aren’t the rebels. Just then the overlord arrives and Karen looks happy. She tells Ben that the overlord has been in contact with the rebel leader. Ben is visibly scared. Karen has got back her harness and she is holding the slug in her hands. She wants Ben to go with her and get himself harnessed... read more.

2x6: Homecoming recap: The episode begins with Tom and Anne waking up in their room at the hospital; they have been camping at the hospital for around two weeks. He tells Anne that he misses few things like the smell of coffee brewing, kids fighting and Rebecca breaking them up. He then apologizes for bringing up his wife. She understands. Ton arrives late for Weaver’s briefing. Weaver thinks that the team has become too complacent and that the drills too seem to be sloppy and tardy. Just then Weaver’s arm begins to twitch and he falls to the ground. Everyone rushes towards him. Tom sees that Weaver’s veins are turning black. Weaver wonders as to what have the aliens done to him. They rush him to Anne... read more.
Crew

Creator: Robert Rodat
Executive Producer: Remi Aubuchon, Greg Beeman, Robert Rodat, Graham Yost, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank, Steven Spielberg
Co-Executive Producer: David Weddle, Bradley Thompson, Greg Beeman

View full crew list Recurring Guests

• Ryan Robbins as Tector (13 eps)
• Brad Kelly as Lyle (12 eps)
• Dylan Authors as Jimmy (10 eps)
• Dale Dye as Col. Porter (9 eps)
• Luciana Carro as Crazy Lee (9 eps)
• Daniyah Ysrayl as Rick (9 eps)
• Bruce Gray (1) as Uncle Scott (8 eps)
• Brandon Jay McLaren as Jamil Dexter (6 eps)
• Jessy Schram as Karen Nadler (6 eps)
• Melissa Kramer as Sarah (6 eps)

• View All Recurring Guests Falling Skies Classification: Scripted
Genre: Action | Military/War | Mystery | Sci-Fi
Status: Returning Series
Network: TNT ( USA)
Airs: Sundays at 10:00 pm
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: June 19, 2011
Episode Order: 10

James Gandolfini, the Emmy Award-winning actor who shot to fame on the HBO drama “The Sopranos” as Tony Soprano, a tough-talking, hard-living crime boss with a stolid exterior but a rich interior life, died on Wednesday. He was 51 years old.

Mr. Gandolfini’s death was confirmed by HBO. He was traveling in Rome, where he was on vacation and was scheduled to attend the Taormina Film Festival. A cause of death was not immediately announced; a press representative for HBO said that Mr. Gandolfini may have died from a heart attack, though other news reports said he died from a stroke.

Mr. Gandolfini, who grew up in Park Ridge, in Bergen County, N.J., came to embody the resilience of the Garden State on “The Sopranos,” a television drama that made its debut in 1999 and ran for six seasons on HBO.

In its pilot episode, viewers were introduced to the richly complicated life of Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob kingpin who is suffering from panic attacks and begins seeing a therapist. Over 86 episodes, audiences followed Mr. Gandolfini in the role as he was tormented by his mother (played by Nancy Marchand), his wife (Edie Falco), rival mobsters, the occasional surreal dream sequence and, in 2007, a famously ambiguous series finale which left millions of viewers wondering whether or not Tony Soprano had met his fate at the table of a diner.

The success of “The Sopranos” helped make HBO a dominant player in the competitive field of scripted television programming, and transformed Mr. Gandolfini from a character actor into a star. The series, created by David Chase, won two Emmy Awards for outstanding drama series, and Mr. Gandolfini won three Emmys for outstanding lead actor in a drama, having been nominated six times for the award.

HBO said of Mr. Gandolfini in a statement on Wednesday, “He was special man, a great talent, but more importantly a gentle and loving person who treated everyone no matter their title or position with equal respect.”

James Joseph Gandolfini Jr. was born in Westwood, N.J., on Sept. 18, 1961. His father was an Italian immigrant who held a number of jobs, including janitor, bricklayer and cement mason. His mother, Santa, was a high school lunch lady.

He attended Park Ridge High School in New Jersey and Rutgers University, graduating in 1983 with a degree in communications. He drove a delivery truck, managed nightclubs and tended bar in Manhattan before becoming interested in acting at age 25 when a friend brought him to an acting class.

He began his movie career in 1987 with a small role in the low-budget horror comedy “Shock! Shock! Shock!” In 1992 he had a small part in the Broadway revival of “A Streetcar Named Desire” starring Alec Baldwin and Jessica Lange.

By the mid-1990s Mr. Gandolfini had made gangster roles a specialty, playing burly but strangely charming tough guys in films like “True Romance” (1993) and “The Juror” (1996). He had an impressive list of character-acting credits but he was largely unknown to the general public when David Chase cast him in “The Sopranos” in 1999.

“I thought it was a wonderful script,” Mr. Gandolfini told Newsweek in 2001, recalling his audition. “I thought, ‘I can do this.’ But I thought they would hire someone a little more debonair, shall we say. A little more appealing to the eye.”

Survivors include his wife, Deborah Lin; a daughter, Liliana, born last year; and a teenage son, Michael, from his marriage to Marcella Wudarski, which ended in divorce.

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