
Eureka
In the sleepy Pacific Northwest town of Eureka, a mysterious secret lies hidden. For years the government has relocated the world's brightest geniuses and their families to this rugged enclave, a place where innovation and chaos have gone hand in hand. U.S. Marshal Jack Carter ends up there after wrecking his car and becoming stranded. When the town's residents unleash an unknown scientific creation, Carter steps in to restore order and, in the process, uncovers one of the country's best kept secrets.
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GenerationofSwine
This would be the show in the shared Warehouse 13 universe that Sci-Fi made when it was still making stellar original programming that could appeal to the entire family. And, like Warehouse 13, it walks that line between adult and child perfectly and in the processes creates a show that everyone in the family will be entertained by despite their age. However, unlike Warehouse 13, Eureka is heavy Science Fiction. It takes a scientific dream community ala Project Y and Los Alamos, only focuses it on a community just as top secret but less ominous, less military, and more family and community orientated than the town that gave us the Fat Man and Little Boy. And, then it takes all that science, and throws it into the hands of the everyman sheriff to clean up after the experiments go wrong. So it is sort of formulaic, but it is formula with an over-arching seasonal plot, and an overarching series plot that makes it a little more in-depth than the monster of the week fair. And, at it's heart, it is just a fun show that is made to entertain. And that is what it does.
Rob
Another show which started brightly then quickly degenerated into slapstick comedy rubbish. Jack Carter, the main star of the show, is bright, intelligent and methodical in the pilot of this series. But quickly the showrunners turned him into a butt of the jokes dullard! Why do so many series go down this route?
Eureka FAQs
The cast of Eureka includes Niall Matter as Zane Donovan, Erica Cerra as Jo Lupo, Joe Morton as Henry Deacon, Colin Ferguson as Jack Carter, Salli Richardson-Whitfield as Allison Blake, and Neil Grayston as Douglas Fargo.
Yes. Eureka has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Eureka main theme (Long). Watch them on this page.
Eureka was released in 2006.
Eureka is listed under Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, and Drama on Fanbiz.
Eureka has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "This would be the show in the shared Warehouse 13 universe that Sci-Fi made when it was still making stellar original programming that could appeal to the entire family. And,..."
Eureka has 5 seasons and 77 episodes on Fanbiz.









