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John Doe (TV series)

A man with no past but all knowledge.

John Doe, a Fox science fiction drama from 2002-2003, follows a man who wakes up with total amnesia but knows every fact in the world. He uses this ability to solve crimes while searching for his past.

Quick Facts

Genre
Drama; Science fiction
Creator
Brandon Camp; Mike Thompson
Starring
  • Dominic Purcell
  • John Marshall Jones
  • Jayne Brook
  • Sprague Grayden
  • William Forsythe
Country
United States
Language
English
Seasons
1
Episodes
21
Executive producers
  • Brandon Camp
  • Mimi Leder
  • Mike Thompson

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Synopsis

In the pilot episode, a naked man wakes on an island near Seattle with total amnesia. Calling himself John Doe, he discovers he knows every fact in human history, from golf ball dimples to Morocco's population. Using this ability, he helps the Seattle police solve crimes while searching for clues about his past. An international conspiracy called the Phoenix Organization monitors his every move.

Reception

On Metacritic, the series scored 65 out of 100, indicating generally favorable reviews. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 73% approval rating and a critical consensus praising its mystery and Dominic Purcell's performance. Phil Gallo of Variety noted the stylish execution, Mimi Leder's direction, and the crisp script.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who stars in John Doe (TV series)?

John Doe stars Dominic Purcell, John Marshall Jones, Jayne Brook, Sprague Grayden and William Forsythe.

How many episodes of John Doe (TV series) are there?

John Doe has 21 episodes across 1 season.

When did John Doe (TV series) first air?

John Doe first aired on 20 September 2002.

When did John Doe (TV series) end?

John Doe last aired on 25 April 2003.

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