Seven Days

1998
Seven Days

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 Stairway to Heaven Oct 11, 2000

Atmospheric interference causes Parker to return from a back-step with a woman who died fifteen years ago, and whose presence threatens to unravel the fabric of the universe.

EP2 Peacekeepers Oct 18, 2000

Donovan puts his resignation from the team on hold in order to help Parker with a rescue operation to maintain peace in Bosnia.

EP3 Rhino Oct 25, 2000

Parker teams with an old friend, a Navy SEAL, to prevent the assassination of the new president of Columbia at a White House state dinner.

EP4 The Dunwych Madness Nov 01, 2000

Mentnor's post-World War II experiments return to haunt him, as a virus that causes homicidal madness gets loose in an isolated New England village.

EP5 Olga's Excellent Vacation Nov 08, 2000

Olga and Parker get romantically involved when he backsteps to save her life after she encounters terrorists blowing up an oil line in the wilderness area she's vacationing in.

EP6 Deloris Demands Nov 15, 2000

Parker ignores phone calls from someone claiming to be an old girlfriend, Deloris, until she carries out her threat to paralyze the nation's air traffic control system.

EP7 The Fire Last Time Nov 22, 2000

While on a mission to prevent the murder of the U.S. Attorney General by a religious zealot, Parker is plagued by flashbacks to a disastrous mission in Somalia where the rest of his team were killed.

EP8 Tracker Dec 20, 2000

Unaware that a vengeful Chechen rebel is tracking him, Parker leads terrorists to Project Backstep.

EP9 Top Dog Jan 03, 2001

When Talmadge becomes incapacitated because of an apparent brain aneurysm, Nathan Ramsey is appointed as his successor, and Ramsey immediately begins to implement Parker's removal.

EP10 Adam & Eve & Adam Jan 10, 2001

A top secret weapon project test gone awry seemingly kills all life on Earth except Parker, Olga, and Owsley who are deep underground in a secret government facility. Now they must make it back in time to Backstep.

EP11 Head Case Jan 31, 2001

Parker must prevent the U.S. President from being blackmailed after agents of a South American dictator steal his private psychiatric tapes.

EP12 Raven Feb 07, 2001

A missile test disaster sends Parker back in time to find a beautiful revenge-minded thief who has stolen the device that will cause the disaster.

EP13 The First Freshman Feb 14, 2001

Parker has his hands full when he has to Backstep to prevent the death of the U.S. President's rebellious daughter at the hands of a vicious killer.

EP14 Revelation Feb 21, 2001

Parker must decide whether or not to heed the words of a man who claims to have Backstepped from the far future, and warns that Earth's safety depends on the death of a revered holy man.

EP15 Crystal Blue Persuasion Feb 28, 2001

An astronaut returns with an alien virus that makes him irresistible to women, and Olga soon finds herself pregnant with a clutch of alien babies.

EP16 Empty Quiver Mar 21, 2001

A militia leader detonates a nuclear bomb in Washington, but the Backstep goes awry when the Sphere goes back without Parker - the team has 7 days to figure out what disaster is coming and resolve it before it's too late, and all they have to help them is a reluctant psychic who was part of one of Mentnor's past experiments.

EP17 Kansas Mar 28, 2001

A power surge sends Parker into a mirror universe where his colleagues now play threatening roles.

EP18 The Final Countdown Apr 04, 2001

Parker must prevent an overzealous officer from launching a nuclear missile during a crisis with Korea.

EP19 The Brink May 08, 2001

Parker must go back to his old mental hospital to work undercover to find a killer who influences others to kill and maim based on astrological patterns.

EP20 Sugar Mountain May 15, 2001

A boy with the psychic ability to project fire kills a Canadian trade minister and Parker must stop him and relieve him of his powers.

EP21 Born in the USSR May 22, 2001

In Russia over 38,000 people are wiped out by Sarin gas, but it is a ploy by a Russian military officer to gain access to Olga and create their own Backstep Sphere.

EP22 Live: From Death Row May 29, 2001

Parker causes the delay of an important Backstep mission to go to New Orleans to prove the innocence of an old friend scheduled for execution for a murder he didn't commit.
7.2| 0h30m| TV-PG| en| More Info
Released: 07 October 1998 Ended
Producted By: Crowe Entertainment
Country: United States of America
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"Ever wish you could live your last week all over again? Well, my name's Frank B. Parker, and I do it all the time. I work for a secret government project experimenting in time travel. When things really get screwed up, I'm the guinea pig they send back to take care of it. The catch is, I can only go back 7 days."

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Michael Glazer Frank is able to "back-step" more than 7 days from the event. If Frank goes back 7 days, he can take another "back-step" - now it will be 14 days, and so on. There are no restrictions, if there was no recent "back-step" and they have sufficient resources.Eventually, he can find himself being older than Olga. After all, she stays in the same time line while Frank gets older by 7 days each time he steps back relatively to her age, while she is 7 days younger. But Frank returns to his own self which is 7 days younger, only his memory retains all the events of the last week, except the objects that Frank carries with him in the sphere during "back-step".I am sorry that this very series came to its end. I could watch it 3 more seasons. The acting is great, the stories are interesting and the general idea of "back-step" is fantastic. There is a lot of humor, surprise and drama with happy ends for our hero – Frank. It carries him to the next mission that I'm looking forward to.Eventually, who wouldn't like to step back in time and make this world a better place? I would.
Stibbert To make a series with a story based on time travel is quite tricky. There are a lot of theories and logic to consider. Seven Days may not always get this right. It certainly has it flaws and errors, but if you don't take it all to serious and don't think too much about it this show will be quite entertaining and enjoyable.Frank Parker is pulled out of a secret mental institution and trained to be the chrononaut in a secret government project called Backstep. From the remains of the Roswell crash they have managed to build a device that can send one man seven days back in time. Under NSA control a Backstep is issued to correct events concerning national security.If you take this series all too serious you will get disappointed cause this show don't take it self all that serious. This series is a nice mix of action, sci-fi and comedy. This blending is nice and well done and the writing is generally good. It could've been a lot better, but the nice punchlines and great characters make up for a occasional less good story. Most of the stories are good. Not all are original, but it's entertaining.The cast is good. Jonathan LaPaglia does a good job in portraying Frank Parker. He mix the insane, sane and comic really well. Along with Justina Vail as Dr. Vukavitch the two make a pretty pair of characters and actors. They go well together and kind of steals the show. The rest of the cast is great too and they go well together. The general performance is good, but there are a little miss here and there.Scott Gilman has done a very nice job scoring this series. The music is fitting and really gets you in the right mood. The theme is kicking and cool and so is the rest of the music.The cinematography is OK. There are an occasional shot that sticks out as really nice, but in general it's nothing really special. The lightning is at times very good and over all good. When it comes to CGI and effects this series has quite a few. The sphere and time travel effects are good, but the for instance the CGI explosions are rather obvious fake and less good, but they do the job and it could have looked a lot worse.Over all Seven Days is an entertaining and enjoyable show. If you don't take it too serious and don't get caught up in the science and logic (where you'll find a lot of errors) you can safely watch this show. It's not a must see, but it's certainly not a bad thing to watch when nothing else is on.
chakotay24 I didn't watch the show before it went into syndication, but the show is awesome, I know that it just seems like more science fiction junk but its a lot more then that. If you look at the sphere a picture or video footage it's unlike anything we have seen before, and the special effects during a backstep is the second best I have ever seen which is only second to star trek. Now I know what you must be thinking it's just another scifi show but their missions are more realistic, watch the pilot and you'll get it, all I'm going to say it's sonething that is unconceivable today. However there have been some great guest stars over the years especially from Star Trek like Robert Picardo, Roxanne Dawson, and Scarlett pomers. You might have seen the star of Seven Days Jonathan Lapaglia from another show called The District, on Seven Days he's a little more crazy then of The District but he is hilarious on this show.
premier69 Well I don't know what to say, except for: I guess I've gone against the mainstream again... No one else seems to have quite appreciated this series for what it deserves.It's probably for the best they did not make more episode than they did. They where at the peak of quality sci-fi. What was made was great! I feel lucky I managed to catch this series here in Sweden. I can only say that this is a true jewel in my collection, and that if you ever find any of these episodes see them!