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2001 ⭐ 8.2 1 Season 22 Eps English ComedySci-FiWeb Series

Genre: Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Director: Silvio Horta

Cast: Chad Willett, Rena Sofer, Reno Wilson, Jon Polito, Curtis Armstrong, Elaine Hendrix, Patrick Renna, Octavia Spencer

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The Chronicle (2001) is a comedy, sci-fi & fantasy web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch The Chronicle online in HD.

The Chronicle — Storyline

The Chronicle is the name of a science fiction television series on the Sci Fi Channel. The series is based on the "News from the Edge" series of novels by Mark Sumner, a St. Louis, Missouri based author. The show was originally sold to NBC, which shot the pilot, then later found a home with The Sci-Fi Channel.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Silvio Horta
  • Starring: Chad Willett, Rena Sofer, Reno Wilson, Jon Polito, Curtis Armstrong, Elaine Hendrix, Patrick Renna, Octavia Spencer

The Chronicle — Series Details

First Air Date 2001-07-14
Seasons 1
Episodes 22
Genre Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Language English
Network Syfy
Status Ended
Rating 8.2/10 (6 votes)

The Chronicle — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: Pilot (2001-07-14) — Reporter Tucker Burns finally gets a job at a tabloid, The World Chronicle, and soon finds himself on the the trail a real-life monster.
  • E2: What Gobbles Beneath (2001-07-14) — After a media mogul disappears, the reporters discover a monster living under Manhattan attrcted to the radiation emissions of its victims' cell phones.
  • E3: Here There Be Dragons (2001-07-21) — Tucker gets the surprise of his life when he goes to investigate the existence of a dragon underneath Chinatown and finds a woman pregnant with the ""dragon's"" baby.
  • E4: Baby Got Back (2001-07-28) — An abandoned baby is left at the Chronicle, the reporters investigate and find that the father, the CEO of a marketing company, has made a deal with the Devil – literally.
  • E5: He's Dead, She's Dead (2001-08-04) — A mysterious scientist, purported to have died, has perfected a way to bring people back to life, including himself.
  • E6: Bermuda Love Triangle (2001-08-11) — Tucker's story about a mermaid and Grace's story about a missing Naval pilot cross when it turns out the mermaid is seeking out the pilot to fulfill their romance.
  • E7: Only the Young Die Good (2001-08-18) — Staff at a Longevity institute and old folks' home are being used as host bodies of rich old people.
  • E8: Bring Me the Head of Tucker Burns (2001-08-25) — An outlaw biker returns from the grave to severe the heads of escapees from Hell.
  • E9: Let Sleeping Dogs Fry (2001-09-08) — A ghost begins killing the opulent residents of North Hampton using their electrical appliances.
  • E10: Take Me Back (2001-09-15) — Grace becomes the target of aliens who were responsible for her original abduction, and are targeting members of her abduction support group.
  • E11: Touched by an Alien (2002-01-04) — Stern is targeted by an alien assassin who jumps from body to body through sexual contact.
  • E12: Pig Boy's Big Adventure (2002-01-11) — The reporters go off on the trail of a ""savage simian"" and find themselves on a trail of a doctor performing animal/human hybrid experiments.
  • E13: The Cursed Sombrero (2002-01-18) — The team are on the trail of a cursed sombrero, while Kristen tries to deal with her exposure to the strange events in Tucker's life.
  • E14: Tears of a Clone (2002-01-25) — Grace must cope with an electrocution, a disinterested editor, a badgering mother, and an evil clone of herself running around.
  • E15: I See Dead Fat People (2002-02-01) — The reporters investigate a report of a house haunted by…overweight ghosts.
  • E16: Man and Superman (2002-02-08) — A superhero begins flying the skies of New York City, and while the Chronicle reporters investigate, the police begin taking an interest in them.
  • E17: Hot from the Oven (2002-02-15) — The reporters investigate an oven that is actually a cursed entrance to Hell.
  • E18: The Stepford Cheerleaders (2002-02-22) — Grace, Wes, and Tucker go undercover at a local high school where strange things are occurring.
  • E19: The Mists of Avalon Parkway (2002-03-01) — A strange mobile mist is killing people in New Jersey, and has a connection a local boy.
  • E20: The King is Undead (2002-03-08) — Grace's vampire case and Wes & Tucker's Elvis impersonator interview cross paths when the guys find out the Elvis impersonators are vampires.
  • E21: Hell Mall (2002-03-15) — Tucker investigates a series of strange deaths and acts of possession at an upscale mall.
  • E22: A Snitch in Time (2002-03-22) — Grace is stalked by members of the Swedish Mafia while investigating cases of spontaneous combustion. And the future of the Chronicle is threatened.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does The Chronicle have? 1 season(s) with 22 episodes.

Who created The Chronicle? Silvio Horta.

Where can I watch The Chronicle? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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