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Total Recall 2070
Original Run	January 5, 1999 to June 8, 1999
No. of Episodes	22
Genre(s)	Scifi
Creator(s)	Art Monterastelli
Exec. Producer(s)	Art Monterastelli Drew S. Levin
Starring	Michael Easton Karl Pruner Michael Rawlins Cynthia Preston Judith Krant Matthew Bennett
Country of Origin	Canada
Original Channel	onTV

Total Recall 2070 was a short-lived Canadian series that aired on onTV and later on Showtime and in syndication in the United States. Filmed in Toronto, the series was a Canadian/German co production. The series was based on the Phillip K. Dick story We Can Remember It for You Wholesale and the novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?. We Can Remember It for You Wholesale became the film Total Recall from which the series takes its name. The series lasted only one season.

Plot

Episodes

1. Machine Dreams (1) (pilot) January 5, 1999
2. Machine Dreams (2) (pilot) January 12, 1999
3. Nothing Like the Real Thing January 19, 1999
4. Self-Inflicted February 2, 1999
5. Allure February 9, 1999
6. Infiltration February 16, 1999
7. Rough Whimper of Insanity February 23, 1999
8. First Wave March 2, 1999
9. Baby Lottery March 9, 1999
10. Brain Fever March 16, 1999
11. Begotten Not Made March 23, 1999
12. Brightness Falls March 30, 1999
13. Burning Desire April 6, 1999
14. Astral Projections April 13, 1999
15. Paranoid April 20, 1999
16. Restitution April 27, 1999
17. Bones Beneath My Skin May 4, 1999
18. Assessment May 11, 1999
19. Eye Witness May 18, 1999
20. Personal Effects May 25, 1999
21. Virtual Justice June 1, 1999
22. Meet My Maker June 8, 1999

External Links

• Total Recall 2070 at Internet Movie Database

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