Mark Stromberg Michael Piller works for "The Dead Zone" together with his son, Shawn Piller is gorgeous and in its very attractive.Michael Piller is a genius of this time, and all of his work in STAR TREK and "The Dead Zone" much use different from the rest of the content. Wherever he showed his initiative in each scenario and the various cinematic work - and it left a very positive mark in the correct general work.Looking at all of his works, you notice how big they are and what their contribution is large, even with a futuristic perspective from the point of view of sociology and psychology.All of his work is notable for its discernment to details. A man who not only did, but created, he could feel the details and pass them so well, that others have not even pondered in his mind. All of his work and ideas have made a great contribution. He is a kind of a genius of our time.Thank you, Michael... And thank you all for your attention, good luck to all you.

mattkratz I rank this as a reasonably good adaptation of the Stephen King novel, the first book of his I read. I loved the movie they made with Christopher Walken, but the series gives the characters more depth, in part because they can do more of them with episodes rather than just a two-hour movie. I think it was a good idea to come out with an updated version of the movie in the pilot, and then show what Johnny could have done had he lived, The show really gives the characters depth. I love the physical therapist-I think he's hilarious! Johnny uses his "phsychic touches" for good, and I think this is an outstanding series. Check it out if you get the chance.*** out of ****

figment111 This is one of those shows where the main characters are driven to put aside the problems they have with each other because they know that there are more important things. Those are the kind of characters I can enjoy watching. In this case they all know that Johnny (Anthony Michael Hall) has real visions not crazy visions or psychic hotline visions, but real visions. And that they can help him thwart the events that would otherwise lead to deaths or disaster if they trust each other and work together. This leads to the compelling stories that aren't about his visions. Sarah (Nicole de Boer) and Johnny were engaged before his car accident turned 6 year coma. However, during that coma she married the local sheriff (Chris Bruno). So watching as Johnny and the sheriff become friends is very interesting. Rev. Gene Purdy (David Ogden Stiers) as the man in charge of Johnny's inheritance is also an interesting study in suspense because the viewer can't tell if he is an imperfect man trying to do good, or someone with malicious intent. Johnny's best friend Bruce (John L. Adams) is someone he can share all his secrets with and their conversation is also where some of the quality humor of the show comes through. This show is definitely one to watch.

Conny Bengtsson The first two seasons of "The Dead Zone" was a delight too watch.Great acting and some spot-on writing makes this interesting with both suspense and comedy. I hope the show doesn´t slip during it´s the 3rd season, judging from the first episode there is no signs of that happening. This is the best American Sci/Fi I have seen in a long time (including the overrated "X-Files"). This is, in fact, the best since the great show "American Gothic" unforgivably was cancelled after just one season. Let´s hope that this show has a few good years in it yet.