Metal Hurlant Chronicles
TV-14
5.7
2012
Action & Adventure
, Sci-Fi
Metal Hurlant Chronicles is inspired by the popular comics anthology Métal Hurlant, which in turn inspired the well known fantasy magazine Heavy Metal. Each episode takes place on a different planet - fantastical in its own way - with the common thread between stories being a traveling asteroid that impacts the lives of all it encounters.
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- Cast：
- Michelle Ryan , Joe Flanigan , Rutger Hauer
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EP1 - The Endomorphe
April. 14,2014
When a world is devastated by intergalactic war, a savior is sought.
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EP2 - Whiskey in the Jar
April. 21,2014
A small-town sheriff receives a visit from a doctor with a talent for saving lives. But there may be more to the "talent" than meets the eye.
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EP3 - Second Chance
April. 28,2014
Joe, a notorious gambler, is chased by the galaxy's most notorious creditor. How will he escape - or will he get a second chance?
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EP4 - Loyal Khondor
May. 05,2014
A loyal warrior seeks a magical elixir to cure his Princess of the dreaded "cold disease".
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EP5 - Second Son
May. 05,2014
Two brothers battle for control of a kingdom with unique values about life and death.
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EP6 - Back to Reality
May. 12,2014
A so-called "dream fixer" helps his wealthy clients transport themselves into new realities and worlds.
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