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A sci-fi series in which a mysterious entity invades Earth and uses unwitting youngsters to facilitate its plans for world domination begins with a number of children in Washington D.C., becoming acquainted with an imaginary friend who has them playing a dangerous game.
John Doe's mysterious mission continues, while Claire delays offering his sketch to other bureau offices so she can focus on identifying him herself. Later, a displeased Lena learns that Wes is communicating with Claire about a case, and Drill's dangerous game with Minx, Henry and Harper continues.
John Doe takes Dr. Benavidez hostage and a mysterious entity leads him to a secret location, while Claire and Wes dig further into John Doe's past, where they find clues to his next target.
Minx tries to persuade Henry to play one more game for Drill, while Claire and Wes race to stop John Doe from spearheading a major incident that could cause millions of deaths.
Claire tries to jog Sean's memory about their past life together; an epiphany sends Wes back t o Mali to reinspect the fulgurite; and Lena keeps a close eye on Minx to see if she is still conversing with Drill.
Claire talks to a group of children who've had contact with Drill, leading to an amazing breakthrough, while Wes uncovers remarkable evidence about Drill's possible mission.
Wes meets with the President to determine whether the mysterious rock should be destroyed, while Drill targets a member of the President's family. Later, Sean's reunion with his family may be short since his collaboration with Drill may lead to prison; and Lena tries to communicate with Drill through daughter Minx.
Claire and Sean track down a man who had his own deadly encounter with Drill more than 30 years ago.
Claire, Sean, Wes and Lena meet a man who first encountered Drill more than 30 years ago, which could prove invaluable, provided Drill doesn't find a way to do away with him first.
A plan to trap Drill could lead to draining its energy, which would cause death.
The Whispers: Season 1 Photos
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Cast & Crew
Lena Larence
Henry Bennigan
Minx Lawrence
Claire Bennigan
Wes Lawrence
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Critic Reviews for The Whispers Season 1
All Critics (35) | Top Critics (22) | Fresh (25) | Rotten (10)
If the people behind The Whispers are holding back a secret that will energize the series, they'd better speak up soon.
The Whispers is unsettling and promising.
The Whispers is too slow and self-consciously creepy to hold my attention for long. Your response may vary.
There's enough at work here to keep viewers wondering what Drill's endgame might be for all his friends.
Despite it all, this is seriously addictive stuff. Where is The Whispers leading us? I wager we'll all be glued to our TVs trying to figure that out.
This is one of those odd projects in which actors and actresses who have been great before come off horrendously due to a script that does them no favors and filmmaking that is so dull that we have nothing more to focus on than the bad acting.
[T]he latest in a line of shows trying to revive the summer miniseries with hackneyed plots and characters.
The Whispers looks to be the kind of thriller we'll be talking about all summer.
One revamped pilot and a couple of more episodes in, and I know even less about what's going on, and nothing I can actually tell you - even in a whisper - about this Steven Spielberg production, created by Soo Hugh.
It may feel scraped together from a post-Lost template, but The Whispers shoots to the forefront of the summer's must-watch list with a strong, interconnected plot and one head-scratcher of a mystery.
The Whispers pretty much achieves what it's intended to be - lightweight summer entertainment.
The Whispers had the potential to be an intriguing, supernatural soap, but by episode two, it proves itself to be one of those series where the audience is, frustratingly, frequently one step ahead of the characters. That's not fun; it's boring.
Audience Reviews for The Whispers: Season 1
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Dec 30, 2015Excellent and needs to be renewed for a second season Great Cast and good story keep it up
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Sep 12, 2015Despite some episodes that suffer from boredom, it is replete of twists and it is a refreshing theme in nowadays, that count with powerful performances by its talented stars, and I have to say the children couldn't be better chosen, and with a help of an unexpected end and the well written narrative, The Whispers deserves to be watched by all of the Sci Fi fans.
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Sep 12, 2015Despite some episodes that suffer from boredom, it is replete of twists and it is a refreshing theme in nowadays, that count with powerful performances by its talented stars, and I have to say the children couldn't be better chosen, and with a help of an unexpected end and the well written narrative, The Whispers deserves to be watched by all of the Sci Fi fans.
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Sep 04, 2015It's polished enough to be fun, it's got a fantastic assemble of scary kids and it's got two or three very good episodes. It trips on its own trips, though, and is not good enough to be unforgettable, but it's not bad enough to be unwatchable.
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Aug 31, 2015The show started innocently, everything seemed normal but then slowly the mystery creeps in and as it does youre getting sucked into the story. The Whispers is definitely not the most original show this year but it is a good one. You sort of know where it goes but you also wanna see how it plays out because the characters are somewhat interesting and the storytelling is satisfying. The history between the Benningans and Lawrences made it a little more interesting because as a viewer you know that it will hinder the progress of the investigation, which is frustrating, but at the same time you know that its human nature. The children are the great and I mean the characters as well as the actors. Theyre innocent and creepy as hell at the same time and not once did they felt like stupid kids for listening to a voice in their head. The Whispers is quite the entertaining show despite using an old formula that weve seen and revisited again and again. I was on a sort of a sugar high as I watched the last seven episodes in one go. @wornoutspines
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Aug 18, 2015Loving this a lot, just gets better as it goes on.
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Aug 17, 2015Started strong, but has dwindled away in it's effort to hold onto viewers. The ratings game has once again doomed a decent show.
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Aug 07, 2015I just can't get past the awful parenting in this show. Try to kill your mother? Not even a timeout. Disobey your parents? That's okay. Help kill someone? But the children are innocent!!! Urgh. Not only is there no punishment for this behavior, but the parents don't even warn the kids that its dangerous and wrong. I do like the premise, but if this is what today's parenting looks like, we deserve to be invaded by aliens.
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Jul 31, 2015WTF, why one of the best tv series must be cancelled?? Im so angry right now...
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Jul 29, 2015Seat gripping and highly exhilarating episodes. What else would you expect from a list of top names such as Steven Spielberg, Soo Hugh, etc! Thumbs up ABC
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