The Man in the High Castle
A reluctant American journalist teams up with a covert resistance to expose a dangerous secret that could ignite a rebellion and topple the oppressive Axis regime ruling divided United States.
If the Allied Powers had lost World War II and Japan and Germany had ruled the United States, the world would have been drastically transformed into a dystopian reality where the Axis Powers dominate global affairs. In this alternate history, the United States would likely have been divided into occupied territories, with Germany and Japan exerting control over different regions. The political landscape would be shaped by authoritarian regimes, with the ideologies of fascism and militarism influencing governance and society. Cultural expression would be suppressed, and resistance movements might emerge to challenge the oppressive rule. This speculative scenario, reminiscent of the themes explored by science fiction writer Philip K. Dick, delves into the psychological and existential implications of such a world, questioning identity, freedom, and the nature of reality under totalitarian control.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01The New WorldJan 15, 2015Rate

Joe Blake, a member of the resistance, travels from German-occupied New York to neutral Colorado with a secret cargo. Meanwhile, Juliana Crane arrives in Colorado via bus after receiving mysterious footage and a ticket from her sister in Japanese-occupied San Francisco. The two meet, and Joe discloses a troubling secret.
- 1.02SunriseOct 23, 2015Rate

Juliana and Joe develop a closer relationship while living in the Rocky Mountain region, where Juliana works at a local café and learns about a rare King James Bible from a bookseller. At the same time, Frank faces interrogation and torture by Japanese military authorities, who are seeking information about Juliana's location.
- 1.03The Illustrated WomanNov 20, 2015Rate

Joe and Juliana find themselves in immediate peril when the ruthless bounty hunter known as The Marshal arrives in Canon City. At the same time, Tagomi works with Wegener to provide the Reich with vital intelligence, while Frank initiates a campaign of revenge against the Japanese.
- 1.04RevelationsNov 20, 2015Rate

Joe finds himself caught between conflicting loyalties as his growing feelings for Juliana become more intense. Ed tries to stop Frank from proceeding with a final, irreversible action, while Smith encounters complications with his witness, which hinders his investigation. At the same time, Tagomi's carefully constructed plans begin to fall apart during a significant speech delivered by the Crown Prince.
- 1.05The New NormalNov 20, 2015Rate

Juliana uncovers new clues at home that move her closer to solving the mystery surrounding the films. Meanwhile, Joe faces a challenging debriefing upon his return, and Kido delves into the circumstances behind the Crown Prince's speech. At the same time, Tagomi and Wegener make one last attempt to complete their mission.
- 1.06Three MonkeysNov 20, 2015Rate

On Veterans Day, Joe visits Smith's home, where Juliana starts a new position working for Tagomi and attempts to resolve unresolved questions. Smith also extends an invitation to an old friend to join the celebration, which results in unforeseen outcomes.
- 1.07TruthNov 20, 2015Rate

Juliana discovers new information that alters her understanding of her sister's death. At the same time, Frank considers his next move, and Tagomi gains insight into Juliana's personal history.
- 1.08End of the WorldNov 20, 2015Rate

Juliana and Frank start making plans to leave the Pacific States, but Joe pulls them back into danger by pursuing a new film project. Meanwhile, Smith encounters a significant test of his loyalty after discovering a startling family secret.
- 1.09KindnessNov 20, 2015Rate

As the situation escalates to a critical point, Frank makes a perilous final attempt to save Joe. Smith achieves a key breakthrough in uncovering the mastermind behind the assassination attempt. At the same time, Tagomi deals with the consequences of his actions, while Kido's investigation takes an unexpected and significant turn.
- 1.10A Way OutNov 20, 2015Rate
As new information emerges, Juliana is forced to make a critical and emotionally challenging decision. At the same time, Wegener returns to Germany to carry out his assignment, Smith puts himself in danger while chasing an assassin, and Kido works urgently to finish his investigation.
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Cast & Crew
955 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Alexa Davalos
as Juliana Crain
Luke Kleintank
as Joe Blake
Rufus Sewell
as John Smith (40 Episodes)
Joel De La Fuente
as Inspector Kido (40 Episodes)
Rupert Evans
as Frank Frink
Chelah Horsdal
as Helen Smith (36 Episodes)
Brennan Brown
as Robert Childan (34 Episodes)
Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa
as Nobusuke Tagomi (30 Episodes)
Dj Qualls
as Ed McCarthy (30 Episodes)
Gracyn Shinyei
as Amy Smith
Genea Charpentier
as Jennifer Smith (23 Episodes)
Arnold Chun
as Kotomichi (22 Episodes)
Supporting cast
272Quinn Lord
as Thomas Smith (21 Episodes)
Jason O Mara
as Wyatt Price (20 Episodes)
Bella Heathcote
as Nicole Dörmer (20 Episodes)
Rick Worthy
as Lem Washington (18 Episodes)
Lee Shorten
as Sergeant Yoshida (15 Episodes)
Kenneth Tigar
as Himmler (10 Episodes) , Heinrich Himmler (5 Episodes)
Michael Gaston
as Mark Sampson (14 Episodes)
Aaron Blakely
as Erich Raeder (12 Episodes) , Aide Erich Raeder (1 Episode)
Frances Turner
as Bell Mallory (10 Episodes)
Callum Keith Rennie
as Gary Connell (10 Episodes)
Cle Bennett
as Elijah (10 Episodes)
Carsten N Rgaard
as Rudolph Wegener (10 Episodes)
Carsten Norgaard
as Rudolph Wegener, Victor Baynes
Daniel Roebuck
as Arnold Walker (10 Episodes)
Stephen Root
as Hawthorne Abendsen (10 Episodes)
Eijiro Ozaki
as Admiral Inokuchi (6 Episodes) , Admiral Inoguchi (3 Episodes)
Laura Mennell
as Thelma Harris (9 Episodes)
Meg Heus
as Bridget (9 Episodes)
Giles Panton
as Billy Turner (9 Episodes)
Jeremy Schuetze
as Klaus Hein (9 Episodes)
Glenn Ennis
as Jeremy (9 Episodes)
Steve Byers
as Lawrence Klemm (8 Episodes)
Ty Olsson
as Major Tod Metzger (8 Episodes)
James Neate
as Jack (7 Episodes)
Bruce Locke
as General Yamori (7 Episodes)
Mayumi Yoshida
as Crown Princess (7 Episodes)
Cody Ray Thompson
as Agent Campbell (7 Episodes)
Chika Kanamoto
as Yukiko (7 Episodes)
Garfield Wilson
as Leon (7 Episodes)
Bernhard Forcher
as Hugo Reiss (7 Episodes)
Macall Gordon
as Anne Crain Walker (7 Episodes)
Sebastian Roche
as Martin Heusmann (7 Episodes)
William Forsythe
as J. Edgar Hoover (7 Episodes)
Ann Magnuson
as Caroline Abendsen (7 Episodes)
Akie Kotabe
as Nakamura (6 Episodes)
Rich Ting
as Captain Iijima (6 Episodes)
Sen Mitsuji
as Toru Kido (6 Episodes)
Jason Riki Kosuge
as Japanese Soldier, Japanese Man, Japanese Father
Louis Ferreira
as Brad Bellows (6 Episodes)
Malik Mccall
as Darius (6 Episodes)
Jack Kehler
as Harlan Wyndam-Matson (4 Episodes) , Madsen (1 Episode) , Harlan Wyndam Matson (1 Episode)
Camille Sullivan
as Karen (6 Episodes)
Tzi Ma
as General Onada (6 Episodes)
Cara Mitsuko
as Sarah (6 Episodes)
Tate Donovan
as George Dixon (6 Episodes)
Gillian Barber
as Alice Adler (6 Episodes)
Tamlyn Tomita
as Tamiko Watanabe (6 Episodes)
John Hans Tester
as Josef Mengele (6 Episodes)
David Sakurai
as Colonel Saito (5 Episodes)
Eric Lange
as General Whitcroft (5 Episodes)
Alex Barima
as Oscar Watson (5 Episodes)
Louis Ozawa
as Paul Kasoura (5 Episodes)
Ray Proscia
as Reinhard Heydrich (5 Episodes)
Gabrielle Rose
as Frau Silvia (5 Episodes)
Yukari Komatsu
as Michiko Tagomi (5 Episodes)
Conor Leslie
as Trudy Walker (5 Episodes)
Jeffrey Nordling
as Daniel Ryan (5 Episodes)
Janet Kidder
as Lila Jacobs (5 Episodes)
Kaniehtiio Horn
as Gina (as Tiio Horn) (5 Episodes)
Emily Holmes
as Lucy Collins (5 Episodes)
Hiro Kanagawa
as Taishi Okamura (5 Episodes)
Rachel Nichols
as Martha (4 Episodes)
Bzhaun Rhoden
as Benjy (4 Episodes)
Geoffrey Blake
as Doc Meyer (4 Episodes)
Tao Okamoto
as Betty (4 Episodes)
Yuichi Saito
as Kempeitai Sergeant, Japanese Sergeant
Neal Bledsoe
as Captain Connolly (4 Episodes)
Kyle Mosonyi
as Hitler Honor Guard, Nazi Soldier
Wolf Muser
as Adolf Hitler (4 Episodes)
Eddie Shin
as Noriyuke Tagomi (4 Episodes)
Michael Hagiwara
as Okami (4 Episodes)
Yael Yurman
as Clara Sampson (4 Episodes)
David Furr
as George Lincoln Rockwell (4 Episodes)
Fiona Vroom
as Carla (4 Episodes)
Josh Pence
as Hans (4 Episodes)
Nancy Sorel
as Mary Dawson (4 Episodes)
Takahiro Inoue
as Shimura (3 Episodes)
Raresh Dimofte
as Karl Müller (3 Episodes)
Carter Macintyre
as Russ Gilmore (3 Episodes)
Peter Shinkoda
as Kazu Hirano (3 Episodes)
Marc Rissmann
as Wilhelm Goertzmann (3 Episodes)
Andres Soto
as Pablo (3 Episodes)
Ruairi Macdonald
as Charlie Sampson
Ptolemy Slocum
as Raymond Doyle (3 Episodes)
Daisuke Tsuji
as Crown Prince (3 Episodes)
Jessie Fraser
as Rita Pearce (2 Episodes) , Rita (1 Episode)
Christine Chatelain
as Laura Crothers (3 Episodes)
Callum Seagram Airlie
as John Crothers (3 Episodes)
Paul Dzenkiw
as SD Agent Matthews
Valerie Mahaffey
as Susan (3 Episodes)
Mike Li
as Yakuza Man
Michael Hogan
as Hagan (3 Episodes)
Alex Zahara
as Oliver Diels (3 Episodes)
Kevan Ohtsji
as Russell Sato
Ben Cotton
as Earle (3 Episodes)
Christiaan Westerveld
as Holt (3 Episodes)
Yuki Matsuzaki
as Nakamura (2 Episodes)
David Harewood
as Equiano Hampton (2 Episodes)
Nicole Oliver
as Zina Parks (2 Episodes)
Allan Havey
as Line-Faced Man, Lined-Faced Man
Gwynyth Walsh
as Margarete Himmler (1 Episode) , Margarethe Himmler (1 Episode)
Cory Gruter Andrew
as Henry Iver (2 Episodes)
Richard Ching
as Mr. Eto
Barbara Eve Harris
as Angela (2 Episodes)
Hank Harris
as Randall (2 Episodes)
Shannon Day
as Katie Owens (2 Episodes)
Burn Gorman
as The Marshal (2 Episodes)
Carmen Mikkelsen
as Emily Crothers
Darren Dolynski
as Bill Crothers (2 Episodes)
Amy Okuda
as Christine Tanaka (2 Episodes)
Kevin Mcnulty
as Doctor Adler (1 Episode) , Gerald Adler (1 Episode)
Stefanie Von Pfetten
as Katharina Wegener (2 Episodes)
Mike Mcleod
as Gestapo Agent (2 Episodes)
Malcolm Masters
as Cameraman
Peter Kelamis
as Richie (1 Episode) , Raunchy Ritchie (1 Episode)
Nikolai Witschl
as Jimmy (2 Episodes)
Gina Williams
as Black Female Piano Player
Kurt Evans
as Henry Collins (2 Episodes)
Anthony F Ingram
as Kasoura's House Boy
Pavel Romano
as Barker (2 Episodes)
Anthony Shim
as Detective Mishima
Alissa Skovbye
as Annie Sanders (2 Episodes)
Mark Brandon
as Newscaster
Lyriq Bent
as Mingus Jones (2 Episodes)
Yuta Takenaka
as Kempeitai Investigator
Jason Beaudoin
as Griggs (2 Episodes)
Ted Cole
as Neighbor
Shane Dean
as Mingus Jones (2 Episodes)
Josie Bulbrook
as Young Juliana
Sarah Strange
as Ledette (2 Episodes)
Raphael Kepinski
as Jacob
David Chin
as Plainclothes Policeman (2 Episodes)
Tristan Jensen
as Grand Palace Bartender
Shaun Ross
as Shoe Shine Boy (2 Episodes)
Ali Skovbye
as Annie Sanders
Dianne Greenwood
as Fatima Hassan (2 Episodes)
Eric Banerd
as Nazi Security Guard
Rintaro Sawamoto
as Kempeitai Guard (Hotel) (1 Episode) , Kempeitai Police #1 (1 Episode)
Patrick Heinrich
as Jürgen Klammer (1 Episode)
Bella Dayne
as Monika (1 Episode)
Amanda May
as Grand Palace Bar Woman (1 Episode)
Rob Compton
as Jeremy Schmidt (1 Episode)
Jillian Fargey
as Gladys (1 Episode)
Luke Roessler
as Otto Wegener (1 Episode)
Michael Eber
as Doni
Natalie Zara Smith
as Tracy (1 Episode)
Laura Drummond
as Mrs. Vick (1 Episode)
Rob Labelle
as Carl, Bookstore Clerk, Bookstore Clerk
Aaron Pearl
as Hank McCrae (1 Episode)
Larry Hoe
as Minister Nagasaki (1 Episode)
Daniel Diemer
as Kent (1 Episode)
Clint Jung
as General Ryuu Masuda (1 Episode)
Thomas Miller
as Male Volunteer #1
Ronin Wong
as Mr. Chiba (1 Episode)
Darcey Johnson
as Glenn Durham (1 Episode)
Guy Christie
as Robert Street (1 Episode)
Charlie Hofheimer
as Daniel Levine (1 Episode)
Cameron Dent
as Dwight (1 Episode)
Duncan Mclellan
as Male Volunteer #2
Doug Chapman
as Colonel Bolden (1 Episode)
Heather Claire Nortey
as Mavis (1 Episode)
Carolyn Yonge
as Rachel Chrisalms (1 Episode)
Camille Hollett French
as Female Volunteer #1
Hiromoto Ida
as Emperor of Japan (1 Episode)
Colleen Winton
as Gabby Drake (1 Episode)
Donna Yamamoto
as Tagomi's Secretary
Ben Immanuel
as Erwin (1 Episode)
Timothy V Murphy
as Adolf Eichmann (1 Episode)
Michael Rispoli
as Don Warren (1 Episode)
Ari Solomon
as Technician #2, Technician
Caroline Muthoni Muita
as Mary (1 Episode)
Carlo Yu
as Kempeitai Police (Gate), JPS Marine Sergeant #1
Keone Young
as General Hata (1 Episode)
Jason Asuncion
as Hiro (1 Episode)
Carter Ryan
as Buddy
Frank C Turner
as Jim McCarthy (1 Episode)
Harry Han
as Kempeitai Police #1
Jara Zeimer
as Klaudia Wegener (1 Episode)
Eric Keenleyside
as Ron Whittaker (1 Episode)
Hyuma Frankowski
as Japanese Translator
Andrew Kavadas
as Tuck (1 Episode)
J C Williams
as Jeremiah Washington, Jeremiah
Ken Tremblett
as Richard Dawson (1 Episode)
Lisa Paxton
as Eva Braun (1 Episode)
Peter Anderson
as Goebbels
Thure Riefenstein
as Field Marshal (1 Episode)
Jason Tremblay
as Wayne Harris (1 Episode)
Lorynne Machado
as Young Female Volunteer #2
Adrian Hough
as Carl Weber (1 Episode)
Casey Kenneth Wright
as Bobby
Dalias Blake
as Anthony (1 Episode)
Leo Rano
as Ernesto (1 Episode)
Alexander J Baxter
as ARBI Agent, Hoover's Deputy
Leonard Tenisci
as Joseph Goebbels (1 Episode)
Jillian Walchuck
as ND Hostess
Mark Acheson
as Gino (1 Episode)
Bob Frazer
as Danny Carter (1 Episode)
Johnny Mah
as Larger Man, Yakuza Heavy
Bill Dow
as Eric Zuckereyck (1 Episode)
Russell Porter
as Mystery Man
Sean Kuling
as Wesley (1 Episode)
Arpad Balogh
as Chuck Dolan (1 Episode)
Forrest Rozitis
as Male Student (1 Episode)
Jennifer Oleksiuk
as ND Hostess #2, Salesgirl
John Innes
as Harry (1 Episode)
Donald Sales
as Black Arms Dealer, Atticus
Justin Stone
as German Stormtrooper (1 Episode)
Russell Jung
as Minister, Finance Minister Mori
Lauren Maynard
as Pretty Girl (1 Episode)
Tyler Layton Olson
as Pretty Boy (1 Episode)
Sky Kao
as Kempeitai Officer, Kempeitai Sergeant
Jesse Haddock
as Morgue Attendent (1 Episode)
Martin Novotny
as Nazi Embassy Staffer
Rachel Warkentin
as Sabra Teen (1 Episode)
Chris Robson
as History Teacher, Principal
Richard David Lecoin
as Gun Factory Laborer (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Daisuke Nakagawa
as Kempeitai Officer (Embassy), JPS News Reader
Takeshi Kurokawa
as Japanese Official, Minister Shimura
Jackie Blackmore
as Sabra Woman, Malka
Seiya Matsudo
as Sergeant Nishida
Daniel Lim
as Japanese Imperial Army Soldier (Nippon), Uniformed Guard
Mathias Retamal
as Waiter, Bartender
Veronika Hadrava
as Woman
Charles Zuckermann
as Senior Nazi Officer
Eric Breker
as SD Agent Farkas
Charles Edward Bae
as Japanese Customer, Wealthy Japanese Buyer
Ryan Kong
as Japanese Boy
Kelvin Lum
as Royal Imperial Colonel, Yakuza Boatman
Camden Filtness
as Paul
Michael Kopsa
as Luftwaffe General
Clayton James
as Young George
Holly Arthur
as BCR Member #2, BCR Bomb Builder #1
Alfred Anderson
as BCR Member #1, BCR Bomb Builder #2
Darcy Laurie
as Bucket
Kasey Ryne Mazak
as Yakuza, Drug Addled Soldier
Corina Akeson
as Nurse
Ron Rogge
as Nazi Police Officer
Aubrey Deeker Hernandez
as SS Officer Kurt Scausch
Jay Hindle
as Technician #1
Forbes Angus
as Hotel Manager
Jeff Mckracken
as Hook Nose Gestapo
Nickolas Baric
as Junge
Craig Erickson
as Intruder
Fiona Fu
as Mrs. Akiyama
Pierce Kang
as 9-Year-Old Toru
Michael A Cheng
as Terminal Security
Art Kitching
as Abwehr Officer
Kate Dion
as Reich Nurse
Michael Q Adams
as Bus Driver
Colin Lawrence
as Boat Captain
David Ikeda
as Dr. Hamahashi
Douglas Chapman
as Colonel Bolden
Brett Alexander Davidson
as Bodyguard
Carlo Fanella
as Nazi Broadcast Director
Fletcher Donovan
as Nazi Officer
Akiko Hull
as Herbalist
Dean Paul Gibson
as Mr. Brewer
Robel Zere
as Boat Thin Mate
Melanie Walden
as Customer
Kelly Mccabe
as Railings
Melanie Crystal
as Shop Assistant
Lisa Baran
as Beautiful Girl
Kwesi Ameyaw
as Junior
Zara Smith
as Tracy
Tunji Taylor Lewis
as Joe
Danny Gamble
as Whitcroft's General
David Drummond
as Rikers Island Guard
Ricardo Ewert
as Hitler's Aide
Linden Banks
as Nazi Doctor
Adam Klassen
as SS Officer
Alex Kliner
as Bookstore Cashier
David Stuart
as Technician #3
Writers
10Christopher Donaldson
storyboard artist10 episodes • 2016
Eric Ellis Overmyer
story by (as Eric Overmyer)1 episode • 2018
Frank Spotnitz
Writer, teleplay by1 episode • 2015
Greg Chown
storyboard artist1 episode • 2016
Jeremy Simser
storyboard artist2 episodes • 2016
Jihan Crowther
story editor10 episodes • 2019
Joe Kawasaki
staff writer6 episodes • 2016
John Lund
storyboard artist4 episodes • 2018–2019
Peter Beck
storyboard artist1 episode • 2018
Wesley Strick
story by1 episode • 2018, teleplay by1 episode • 2018
Producers
64Blythe Dalton Klippsten
visual effects executive producer2 episodes • 2018
Bruce Turner
visual effects producer: Zoic Studios6 episodes • 2015
Caprice Ann Ridgeway
visual effects producer4 episodes • 2016
Chiara M Rivera
associate producer19 episodes • 2018–2019
Chris Collins
co-executive producer10 episodes • 2018
Christian Baute
executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Christopher Tricarico
executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Cory Jamieson
vfx executive producer / visual effects producer / visual effects executive producer10 episodes • 2016–2018
Dane Allan Smith
visual effects producer: Daneiam / head of business development: The Third Floor Inc2 episodes • 2015–2018
Daniel Percival
executive producer / executive producer (showrunner) / co-executive producer39 episodes • 2015–2019
Danielle Malambri
visual effects coordinator: Barnstorm VFX / visual effects producer: Barnstorm VFX31 episodes • 2015–2019
David Scarpa
executive producer (showrunner) / executive producer10 episodes • 2019
David Semel
executive producer1 episode • 2015
David W Zucker
executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Dre Ryan
producer10 episodes • 2018
Elizabeth Benjamin
co-executive producer10 episodes • 2018
Emma Frost
consulting producer9 episodes • 2015
Emma Hulme
broadcast producer / episodic producer18 episodes • 2018–2019
Eric Ellis Overmyer
executive producer (as Eric Overmyer) (showrunner)10 episodes • 2018
Eric Simonson
consulting producer10 episodes • 2018
Erik Oleson
executive producer10 episodes • 2016
Erin Smith
producer / produced by39 episodes • 2015–2019
Evan Wright
consulting producer9 episodes • 2015
Frank Spotnitz
executive producer (showrunner) / executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Giovanni Lovatelli
vfx producer: in-house / vfx production manager9 episodes • 2016–2018
Isa Dick Hackett
executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Jace Richdale
executive producer9 episodes • 2015
Jean Higgins
producer1 episode • 2015
Jordan Sheehan
co-executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Judith Zaylor
consulting producer: Scott Free / consulting producer: scott free38 episodes • 2015–2019
Julie Hebert
co-executive producer10 episodes • 2019
Kalen Egan
co-executive producer / co-producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Karin Johnson
visual effects producer10 episodes • 2019
Lindsey Molnar
associate producer18 episodes • 2018–2019
Lisa Schomas
co-producer19 episodes • 2015–2016
Lolis Eric Elie
supervising producer10 episodes • 2019
Mark L Mitchell
co-producer1 episode • 2015
Mark Richard
co-executive producer10 episodes • 2019
Marta Evry
producer / co-producer29 episodes • 2015–2018
Mathias Schwerbrock
line producer: European Shoot1 episode • 2015
Meg Scarcella
visual effects producer (as Meg Sweet)2 episodes • 2018
Melanie Callaghan
visual effects producer4 episodes • 2015
Michael Cedar
supervising producer1 episode • 2015
Michelle Kee
visual effects producer: CVD VFX4 episodes • 2019
Rachel Reed
visual effects producer5 episodes • 2019
Richard Heus
executive producer39 episodes • 2015–2019
Rick Cleveland
co-executive producer10 episodes • 2016
Ridley Scott
executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Rob Williams
consulting producer19 episodes • 2015–2016
Robert Whiting
consulting producer10 episodes • 2019
Roopesh Gujar
visual effects producer1 episode • 2015
Sally Dixon
co-producer9 episodes • 2015
Sean Gilhooly
visual effects producer: Artifex Studios8 episodes • 2015–2019
Sean Tompkins
visual effects producer: Zoic Studios / visual effects producer1 episode • 2015
Sharon Remmer
coordinating producer / co-executive producer13 episodes • 2015–2016
Shawn Petersen
co-producer / co-producer (showrunner)30 episodes • 2016–2019
Stephen W Pugh
visual effects producer: Synaptic VFX (as Stephen Pugh)1 episode • 2015
Stewart Mackinnon
executive producer40 episodes • 2015–2019
Tammy Sutton
visual effects producer / vfx producer: in-house20 episodes • 2016–2018
Terry Hutcheson
visual effects producer6 episodes • 2015
Tyler Weiss
visual effects producer9 episodes • 2015
Wesley Strick
consulting producer / co-executive producer / executive producer30 episodes • 2016–2019
William N Fordes
co-executive producer10 episodes • 2018
Yvonne Melville
co-producer19 episodes • 2018–2019
Other crew
626Jon Salt
(as Dr. Jon Salt)1 episode • 2015
Ernest Dickerson
(as Ernest R. Dickerson)1 episode • 2018
Kaylee Colton
(as Kaylee Koenig)1 episode • 2019
Linda A King
(as Linda King)1 episode • 2015
Angela M Catanzaro
1 episode • 2015
Brad Anderson
1 episode • 2015
Brenda Meyers Ballard
1 episode • 2015
Bryan Spicer
1 episode • 2015
David Semel
1 episode • 2015
Kathryn Himoff
1 episode • 2015
Ken Olin
1 episode • 2015
Michael Kewley
1 episode • 2015
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