Peacemakers (TV series)
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| Peacemakers | |
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| Genre | Crime fiction |
| Starring | Tom Berenger Peter O'Meara |
| Country of origin | United States |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 9 |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | USA Network |
| Original run | July 30 – October 8, 2003 |
Peacemakers is an American crime fiction television series about forensic science in the Old West. It was filmed in Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada. The series premiered July 30, 2003, on the USA Network.[1] The show was cancelled after one season of nine episodes.
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[edit] Plot
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This very interesting show is basically like an old west CSI. Dealing with the use of forensics in the 1880s. The show centers around town marshall Jared Stone played by Tom Berenger and his detective Larimer Finch played by Peter O'Meara. Amy Carlson plays Katie Owen also one of the central characters, is the town's undertaker/mortician.
[edit] Cast
[edit] Main cast
- Colby Johannson as Chipper Dunn
- Amy Carlson as Katie Owen
- Bellamy Young as Twyla Gentry
- Bob Gunton as Mayor Smith
- Barbara Tyson as Luci Prescott
- Jim Shield as Jake Freeman
- Anthony Ulc as Vic Simmons
- Matthew Bennett as Steward Harrison
- Peter O'Meara as Detective Larimer Finch
- Tom Berenger as Marshall Jared Stone
- Greg Cipes as Will Johnston
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- Note: Appeared in all nine episodes
[edit] Notable guest stars
- Duncan Fraser as CW Wentworth
- Gabrielle Rose as Kathryn Wentworth
- Jonathan Scarfe as Dean Wilder
- Neil Maffin as Christopher Hamilton
- Anthony Harrison as Officer Hardy
- Marcus Hondro as Babbles
- Dahlia Salem as Sabrina Hamilton
- Damon Johnson as Pete
- Steven Rudy as Telegraph Operator
- Colton Schock as Frank
[edit] Production crew
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Julie Benz as Miranda Blanchard
[edit] Episode list
- Season one
- Peacemakers (pilot)07/30/2003
- 29 Seconds 08/06/2003
- No Excuse 08/13/2003
- Dead To Rights 08/20/2003
- Legend of the Gun 09/10/2003
- The Perfect Crime 09/17/2003
- The Witness 09/24/2003
- Bad Company 10/01/2003
- A Town Without Pity 10/08/2003
[edit] Awards
- Nominated for a 2004 Canadian Society of Cinematographers Award for "Best Cinematography in TV Drama".
- Won the 2004 "Bronze Wrangler" Western Heritage Award for "Outstanding Factual or Fictional Drama".
[edit] References
- ^ Stanley, Alessandra (July 30, 2003). "The TV Watch; A Nostalgic Roundup Along Happy Trails". The New York Times: pp. E8. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/30/arts/the-tv-watch-a-nostalgic-roundup-along-happy-trails.html. Retrieved 2009-10-28.
