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BrainDead - Season 1
TrailerLaurel knows the U.S. governmental system has its issues, but when she starts her first job on Capitol Hill, she quickly learns things are much further gone than she realized: The government has stopped working, and alien spawn have come to earth and eaten the brains of a growing number of Congressmen and Hill staffers.Actors: Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Danny Pino, Aaron Tveit, Tony Shalhoub, Zach Grenier, Michael Potts, Megan Hilty, Dominic Fumusa, Nilaja Sun, Paige Patterson, Dan Bittner, ...»Director: Michelle King, Robert KingCountry: United StatesDuration: 60 minQuality: HDRelease: 2016IMDb: 8.00 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "BrainDead - Season 1"
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Characters of "BrainDead - Season 1"
Laurel HealyPlayed by: Mary Elizabeth WinsteadLuke HealyPlayed by: Danny PinoGareth RitterPlayed by: Aaron TveitRed WheatusPlayed by: Tony ShalhoubDean HealyPlayed by: Zach GrenierMisty AlisePlayed by: Megan HiltyScarlett PiercePlayed by: Paige PattersonClaudia MonarchPlayed by: Beth MaloneGermaine HealyPlayed by: Lily CowlesRochelle DaudierPlayed by: Nikki M. JamesElla PollackPlayed by: Jan MaxwellGustav TriplettPlayed by: Johnny Ray GillAnthony OnofrioPlayed by: Charlie SemineStacie ZaraPlayed by: Nikiya MathisAaron BladesPlayed by: Glenn FleshlerNorah MoodyPlayed by: Olivia BirkelundAndre AmarantPlayed by: Wayne DuvallLiz HealyPlayed by: Helen Carey -
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Critic Reviews of "BrainDead - Season 1"
The AtlanticJuly 22, 2016BrainDead never, in its execution, gives the impression that it truly groks the political system it mocks... never blends them deftly enough to suggest the deep knowledge that is required to make satire truly scathing.
NewsdayJune 10, 2016Not exactly satire, not exactly horror, BrainDead is not exactly much fun, either.
Denver PostJune 09, 2016Trouble is, in this election cycle, truth is funnier than parody and even brain-eating bugs from outer space can't top whatever is leading the cable TV news cycle.
St. Louis Post-DispatchJune 13, 2016The creators of BrainDead, Robert and Michelle King, gave us The Good Wife, in its prime the smartest drama on broadcast TV. Here, though, you want to ask them what they were thinking.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.comJune 13, 2016BrainDead is still engaging, deliciously weird, and well worth adding to your DVR rotation. I love it simply for existing and, especially, for existing on such a traditional TV network.
Seanax.comFebruary 15, 2017While the satire never cuts deeply, it is scarily effective how close their cartoonish outlandishness matches recent history, and frankly this show's science fiction explanation is more satisfying than the messy truth of our own broken government.
FlavorwireJune 13, 2016BrainDead is a teddy bear with fangs, a stinging political satire that bluntly criticizes Washington partisanship and yet radiates hope for the future.
Philadelphia Daily NewsJune 12, 2016There's a streak of idealism running through BrainDead that kept me rooting for the uninfected, and especially for Laurel and Gareth, whose politically fraught flirtation might just put the party back in the two-party system.
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