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In 1944 Germany, Logan tries to find out who is providing advanced technology to the Nazis to turn the V-2 into a nuclear missile. Ian Pascoe escapes from his cell and kidnaps Hemmings to ransom for his time watch, demanding that Logan meet him with it in 1928 Chicago, where Al Capone and Elliott Ness also become involved. Ian Pascoe returns to 1956 to stalk and kill a popular Hollywood actress who would eventually give birth to a US President. Note: 1977-era Langford is played by Joshua Devane, William's son. Logan and Detective Langford ( William Devane), who originally captured the thief in 1977, return to try to stop him and find the gems. Ian Pascoe, a time traveler from the mid-21st century, kills Jack the Ripper in 1888 and takes his place.Īn infamous jewel thief returns to 1977 New York City to steal $10 million in diamonds that were never recovered when his robbery was foiled. The TEC's chief historian, Easter has a range of historical interests and is a film buff who can cite the major historical events in the year any film was released. Matuzek is in charge of the TEC and is the only character carried over from the film the show is based on, although recast with Stark replacing Bruce McGill. Originally adversarial, she becomes Logan’s romantic interest. She eventually accompanies Logan in the field on missions. Hemmings was originally part of the TEC’s science and research division providing support at headquarters.

Cristi Conaway as Officer Claire Hemmings.

The Time Enforcement Commission was formed to retrieve and arrest the criminals, preventing the alteration of history. Rogue time sleds built by other parties are sending criminals into the past for a price. However, the technology has leaked beyond the United States government. In 2007, time travel is a reality using time sleds to enter the time stream. It did not use any cast from the film and only one character was reused. The show was broadcast on the ABC network and first aired in 1997, leading off the Monday night lineup at 8 p.m. Thirteen episodes of the series were ordered, but only nine episodes aired. The series is based on the successful Jean-Claude Van Damme film, Timecop (1994) from Universal Studios, which was in turn inspired by the Dark Horse comic of the same name. The show was broadcast on the ABC network and first aired in 1997. The report mentions that Van Damme is interested in reprising his role, but that the studio isn’t returning his calls, which is just rude, since it probably robs us of seeing the Muscles From Brussels jump-kicking a velociraptor in the face in 3D.Timecop is an American science fiction television series. The site claims the film, currently in development, would end up on the schedule, “sometime over the next twelve to eighteen months,” and while we have no inside info, we would not be surprised to see Len Wiseman’s “Timecop 3D” (no one knows if this will be 3D, but c’mon) announced for a rushed 2012 release. Still, the original picture from director Peter Hyams established a premise that could easily self-sustain through a series of serialized adventures. Now Paramount is considering the project as a major tentpole for a big star, though the number of headliners willing to take on Van Damme’s sloppy seconds isn’t too big.

With the usual Van Damme high-kicking antics, the Sam Raimi-produced “Timecop” was one of the more beloved JCVD pictures, becoming a $100 million worldwide hit and spawning a short-lived television series and a straight-to-DVD sequel. 1994’s “Timecop,” based on a Dark Horse Comics serial, featured Van Damme as a federal agent investigating a time travel conspiracy involving a corrupt politician (a memorably slimy turn from the late Ron Silver).

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Jean Claude Van Damme must be rolling over in his grave! What’s Playing claims that for the last four years, Paramount has been trying to figure out how to make a big budget tentpole out of “Timecop 2.0,” loosely based on the original Van Damme film.