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In the year 2046, it's a new Earth - with new rules. Over thirty years after various alien races arrived on Earth, the landscape is completely altered, terraformed nearly beyond recognition. To the town of Defiance, on what used to be St. Louis, comes the mysterious Nolan (Grant Bowler) and his charge, Irisa (Stephanie Leonidas). As they settle into town - overseen by the mayor, Amanda Rosewater (Julie Benz) and filled with residents like the powerful Rafe McCawley (Graham Greene), enterprising lounge owner Kenya (Mia Kirshner) and the ambitious, alien Tarrs (Tony Curran and Jaime Murray) - events begin to unfold that threaten the fragile peace this border town has fought for.
Set on a future Earth, Defiance introduces players and viewers to a world where humans and aliens live together on a planet ravaged by decades of war and transformed by alien terra-forming machines. It centers on Jeb Nolan, the law-keeper in a bustling frontier boomtown that is one of the new world's few oasis of civility and inclusion. Nolan is a former Marine who fought in the alien conflict and suffered the loss of his wife and child in the war. The trauma transformed him into a lone wanderer in the wilds of this new and dangerous world.
I was a huge fan of Rockne S. O'Bannon's Farscape and was hoping that he would be able to have the same type of show in Defiance. Defiance is alright, it has some aspects of Farscape with a HUGE influence from Firefly (the best recent Sci-Fi show). You see the Firefly influence in the main character's clothing and the old western appearance of the show. Grant Bowler is a weak point of this show. He lacks the charisma that Ben Browder had in Farscape and he is not close to Nathan Fillan from Firefly. This show tries to package him up like another Malcolm Reynolds, but he does not have the Fillan personality for the role and he falls flat most of the time. Stephanie Leonidas is the best part of the show and hopefully she will be able to carry the show on her back. There needs to be more strong characters that are not ridiculous (Tony Curran's character is a joke and the McCawley/Tarr fight is something that can destroy a storyline). The story about the world takes a bit from the world. Science Fiction is fiction, but the best Sci-Fi has plausibility. The Earth may look this way in 1000 years after a great war, but no way would it look like that in 30-some years. The alien life forms -- okay that makes no sense that the Earth is populated with alien life forms and not Earth life. Where did the 7 other races come from? It tells of arks--that would be one race? Which race? Where the other races slaves? Where did this war-type race come from? Did all these races converge on Earth at the exact same time? There are so many holes that it can backfire on the series. It is the case of wanting to do too much with a limited arena to work with.
I see this series as a cross between Terra Nova and Firefly. The kind of primitive yet technological society where the main characters find themselves amongst, the village-like ambiance where everyone knows everyone, also the strong action type of the main male protagonist and the cerebral type of the woman who will supposedly become the main female protagonist (the mayor) are typical of Terra Nova; what reminded me of Firefly is the sort of "wild west" feel the show gives at times (new sheriff in town, fights in the saloon, lonely wanderers in the desert...), and also the dreamy and inhibited daughter character who presents a certain similarity with Serenity (without being as awesome as Summer Glau). What is unique in this show however is the relationship between Nolan and his adoptive daughter from a race considered inferior by humans; this could lead to a very interesting development, especially when Irisa reveals that Nolan had killed her parents. Another captivating theme is the little Romeo and Juliette story happening between the two rival clans, the daughter of the honest human miner and the son of the alien local "godfather" terrorizing the town. In conclusion, this is a very decent and very entertaining show for all sci-fi fans. Let's see if it can evolve into another cult series like Firefly.

The Votanis Collective, or Votans, originate from a binary star system in the Perseus Veil (or Perseus Arm). The Votans were forced to flee their system after a galactic cataclysm. The Sol System became a very appealing new home: Jupiter alone had 65 moons that could be reformatted with their Terramorph technology, there were ample mining opportunities in the asteroid belt, and, perhaps most importantly, they believed Earth void of intelligent life due to the absence of spaceflight technology. When negotiations for colony rights broke down, the Votans declared war on humanity, which culminated with the Arkfall, when several of their ships crashed onto the planet's surface, inadvertently unleashing the Terramorph technology and irrevocably altering Earth's biosphere. The Collective is comprised of the following species: Castithan A humanoid race with pale skin and white hair, Castithans bear the strongest physical resemblance to humans, and from a political standpoint, are the Collective's dominant species. A highly spiritual race with a rigid caste system, most of the Casthithan refugees are from their ruling class. Indogene The most technically advanced Votan species, Indogene are congenitally hairless humanoids with a wiry build and pale skin, which has runes and tattoos to denote individual identity. As the physically weakest Collective species, they tend to undergo various forms of genetic or cybernetic modifications, specific to their chosen professions. Irathient The most physically robust Votan species, the Irathients have been the most successful in adapting to life on Earth. They bear a strong resemblence to humans, but have prominent ridges similar to Neanderthals. Liberata A race of short, squat humanoids with porcine features, Liberata held the economic power among the Votan races until their greed led to their downfall. They have since become the servant caste in Votan society. Despite their social status, most Liberata have a strong sense of humility, viewing their current predicament as punishment for crimes of their ancestors. Sensoth An ape-like species from the Irathient homeworld, the Sensoth have a lifespan of approximately 200 years. As a result of this longevity, Sensoth tend to be deliberate and conservative in nature, preferring long-term plans over abrupt action. Gulanee An energy based species that require containment suits to interact with their surroundings; the rarest Collective race encountered. Volge A race of automatons, disliked by all of the other Votan races, and the closest thing to a straightforward "villain" race. They stand over eight feet tall, are covered in dense armor, and possess integrated internal weapons. Not intended to be part of the Exodus, they were smuggled onto the Arks via unknown means. Not every creature is alien, however, as the Votan Terramorph technology inadvertently created several mutants. The series takes place in what used to be St. Louis, Missouri, now called Defiance, while the game takes place in the California Bay Area, formerly San Francisco. The show focuses mainly on life in Defiance, and the power struggle between its most powerful families. Comparisons to <a href="/title/tt0348914/">Deadwood (2004)</a> and <a href="/title/tt0944947/">Game of Thrones (2011)</a> have been made. Conversely, the game focuses on the Bay Area Expedition, where Ark Hunters are seeking to recover salvage from crashed Votan ships at the behest of Machiavellian industrialist Karl von Bach. Some major characters in one will have cameos in the other. Series protagonists Nolan and Irisa appear in some of the game's early campaign missions, where they engage in morally questionable activities such as theft and piracy. In the series, Nolan is seeking redemption for these actions. Also, it is highly likely that von Bach is involved the show's conspiracy arc. a5c7b9f00b

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