A group of librarians set off on adventures in an effort to save mysterious, ancient artifacts.A group of librarians set off on adventures in an effort to save mysterious, ancient artifacts.A group of librarians set off on adventures in an effort to save mysterious, ancient artifacts.
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- TriviaJonathan Frakes, who directed ten episodes and two of the three The Librarian movies that proceeded this series, also directed 13 episodes of the television show Leverage, where Christian Kane started as The Hitter, Eliot Spencer.
- GoofsAll throughout season 2 the time frame of 500 years and 5 centuries is used, however The Tempest is commonly accepted as being written at the turn of the 17th century and the episodes are set in 2015 (the 21st century), therefore it would be 400 years or 4 centuries.
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I was intrigued by the promos for this series, but after watching the pilot I was afraid it was a dud. But after a shaky start it quickly gained its footing. The action is cheesy, the characters have yet to dig beneath their surfaces, but in the meantime, this show provides some wonderfully quirky storytelling. To me it's reminiscent of the very early seasons of Buffy or Stargate SG-1. The production value isn't great, but not in a bad way -- it adds to the charm.
On the whole, this show uses a lot of time-worn tropes but always manages to add a fresh twist. I'm afraid it won't last in this world of too-shiny programming, but I sincerely hope that The Librarians continues for many years yet. Possibly my favorite new show of 2014.
On the whole, this show uses a lot of time-worn tropes but always manages to add a fresh twist. I'm afraid it won't last in this world of too-shiny programming, but I sincerely hope that The Librarians continues for many years yet. Possibly my favorite new show of 2014.
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