Alcatraz

• Alcatraz premiered with back-to-back episodes on Monday night, as Fox did its best to lure a large audience trained to tune into House to check out its newest production from producer J.J.
(Entertainment Weekly)
• Time-traveling Alcatraz inmates pop up, unaged, in present-day San Francisco to carry out brutal killings on behalf of a mysterious entity. Only on a J.J. Abrams project could you call this relatively unambitious.
(NJ.com)
• J.J. Abrams returns to television, this time with mysterious drama Alcatraz.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• When people muse upon the idea of meeting people from the past, it's often someone along the lines of Elvis, Martin Luther King Jr., Babe Ruth, maybe Abraham Lincoln or even Joan of Arc or Socrates.
(Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
• Appearing as Dr. Diego Soto on Alcatraz, Garcia will work alongside a cop and a government agent to investigate prisoners thought to be dead who are killing again.
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• REASON TO WATCH J.J. Abrams, who produces, and Jorge Garcia are back. Alcatraz expert extraordinaire Dr. Diego Doc Soto (Garcia). MY SAY Disappearances . . . time shifts . . .
(Newsday)
• Alcatraz, the notorious former prison off San Francisco, would be a fine setting for a story about inmates and guards. In the hands of Lost creator J.J.
(Monterey County Herald)
• J.J. Abrams recently summed up his new series Alcatraz as "a little bit of a ghost story" and "a bit of a prison drama" but "hyper-real.
(Calgary Herald)
• Alcatraz Media, Inc.
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• When you hear the name Alcatraz you no doubt think about the prison that once held some of Americas worst criminals. FOX is hoping to change that with the launch of its new TV series; Alcatraz.
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