DramaMysterySci-Fi & Fantasy
It's the day after Halloween in 1988 when four young friends accidentally stumble into an intergalactic battle and find themselves inexplicably transported to the year 2019. When they come face-to-face with their adult selves, each girl discovers her own strengths as together they try to find a way back to the past while saving the world of the future.
While delivering newspapers early one morning in 1988, four girls who have nothing in common are forced to work together to survive when something odd lands in their suburb.
Erin convinces her older self to try to help her and the Girls find a way home to 1988…right as they are stalked by Prioress, one of the evil Old Watch soldiers determined to erase them from history.
Mac reunites with the grown-up version of her brother Dylan and is stunned to learn how her family turned out. Tiff, KJ, and the Erins meet a stranger who might be the ticket back to 1988.
Larry may have a way for the girls get home to 1988…but it’s going to require a lot of adult Erin…and Mac may not want to go home to her old life after spending time with Dylan.
Adult Erin leads a daring mission home to 1988 that takes an unexpected turn, leading the girls to KJ’s house and a big secret about her future.
Desperate to find a way home, Tiff leads the girls to her adult self, who accomplished so many of her childhood dreams but she isn’t everything that was expected. Together they work to decode Larry’s ledger as the Old Watch close in.
Tiff confronts her adult self about the choices she’s made and KJ tries to help Mac grapple with her future as Larry and Erin call for back-up.
The Old Watch invades Larry’s farm, leaving the Girls with one chance to get home to 1988.
Cast: Camryn Jones, Riley Lai Nelet, Sofia Rosinsky, Fina Strazza, Nate Corddry, Adina Porter, Ali Wong, Sekai Abeni, Daniel Rashid, Celeste Arias, Jason Mantzoukas, Meg Thalken, Joshua Green, Cliff Chamberlain, Jacqueline Williams, Abigail Lue, Marika Engelhardt, Christopher Shyer, Quetta Carpenter, Marcus Truschinski, Jessika Van, Delia Cunningham, Maren Lord, Jane Hu, Kellee Stewart, Rebecca Spence, Andrew Eakle, William Bennett, Will Bennett, Kai Young
Genres: Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Maturity rating: TV-MA
Camryn Jones
Tiffany Quilkin
Riley Lai Nelet
Erin Tieng
Sofia Rosinsky
Mackenzie Coyle
Fina Strazza
KJ Brandman
Nate Corddry
Larry Radakowski
Adina Porter
Prioress
Ali Wong
Adult Erin
Sekai Abeni
Adult Tiffany
Daniel Rashid
Heck #2
Celeste Arias
Juniper Plimpton
Jason Mantzoukas
Grand Father
Meg Thalken
Meemaw Radakowski
Joshua Green
Marcus
Cliff Chamberlain
Dr. Dylan Coyle
Jacqueline Williams
Donna Metcalfe
Abigail Lue
Missy Tieng
Marika Engelhardt
Jennifer Coyle
Christopher Shyer
Ozzie Brandman
Quetta Carpenter
Nora Brandman
Marcus Truschinski
Ronald Reagan
Jessika Van
Adult Missy
Delia Cunningham
Adult KJ
Maren Lord
Lauren
Jane Hu
Mei Lien Tieng
Kellee Stewart
Dr. Carol Quilkin
Rebecca Spence
Alice
Andrew Eakle
Russ
William Bennett
Naldo
Will Bennett
Naldo (as William Bennett)
Kai Young
Heck
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