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* [[ET Gave Us Wi Fi]]: Aliens created the Internet, according to the pilot episode. |
* [[ET Gave Us Wi Fi]]: Aliens created the Internet, according to the pilot episode. |
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* [[Headless Horseman]]: The Headless Biker from Hell in "Bring Me The Head of Tucker Burns". |
* [[Headless Horseman]]: The Headless Biker from Hell in "Bring Me The Head of Tucker Burns". |
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* [[Historical In-Joke]]: The Native Americans sold Manhattan to the European settlers because there was a monster living underground there. |
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* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: Has never been released on DVD in any form other than bootleg. Even few clips survive on the internet. |
* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: Has never been released on DVD in any form other than bootleg. Even few clips survive on the internet. |
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* [[Magnificent Bastard]]: Donald, the tabloid editor. {{spoiler|Until the finale}} |
* [[Magnificent Bastard]]: Donald, the tabloid editor. {{spoiler|Until the finale}} |
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Revision as of 01:09, 9 January 2014
The Chronicle (2001-2002) is a sci-fi TV series based on the News from the Edge novel series by Mark Sumner. The show follows a group of reporters for the tabloid newspaper The Chronicle and their encounters with real monsters and aliens -- most of whom turn out to be not as scary as they seem. The show ran for one season of 22 episodes on the Sci Fi Channel.
Provides examples of:
- Alien Abduction: One of the main characters claims that she was abducted several times when she was a child by at least two different alien races. One of these later returns to check up on their subjects... and remove their brains.
- Conspiracy Kitchen Sink: Everything they write about in tabloids is true.
- ET Gave Us Wi Fi: Aliens created the Internet, according to the pilot episode.
- Headless Horseman: The Headless Biker from Hell in "Bring Me The Head of Tucker Burns".
- Historical In-Joke: The Native Americans sold Manhattan to the European settlers because there was a monster living underground there.
- Keep Circulating the Tapes: Has never been released on DVD in any form other than bootleg. Even few clips survive on the internet.
- Magnificent Bastard: Donald, the tabloid editor. Until the finale
- Pig Man: Sal, a heroic hacker pigman, was the consequence of government genetic manipulation.
- Sauna of Death: In one episode, the tabloid reporters were dealing with the angry ghosts fat people killed in a fat farm sauna. In the end, they had to rescue the murderer from suffering the same fate.