Episode #1.1

Episode aired Aug 19, 2013
1h 31m

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6.3/10

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When reporter Jessica Taylor (Karpluk) and her hacker friend Daniel (Gilchrist) discover a viral threat to be the source of a nearly triggered nuclear reactor meltdown, they soon realize the... Read allWhen reporter Jessica Taylor (Karpluk) and her hacker friend Daniel (Gilchrist) discover a viral threat to be the source of a nearly triggered nuclear reactor meltdown, they soon realize there is more to the story than just a computer malfunction. As chaos begins to reign across ... Read allWhen reporter Jessica Taylor (Karpluk) and her hacker friend Daniel (Gilchrist) discover a viral threat to be the source of a nearly triggered nuclear reactor meltdown, they soon realize there is more to the story than just a computer malfunction. As chaos begins to reign across the globe, it becomes apparent that artificial intelligence has turned into a conscious en... Read all

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Trivia
The aerial view of the Air Force Base in California is Vandenberg Air Force Base.

Goofs
When they say they are in Los Altos California, the San Francisco skyline can be seen in the background. Los Altos is way to far from San Francisco for the skyline to be visible.

Connections
References 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

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Episode 1

Computer hackers are causing chaos. There is a nuclear meltdown in Iran. An American nuclear missile explodes in San Francisco.

An investigative journalist Jessica Taylor (Erin Karpluk) teams up with a computer nerd Daniel Garson (Keir Gilchrist.) It is not hackers but Artificial Intelligence taking over the computer systems.

The computer has become self aware and wants to wipe out humanity.

They just need to convince a sceptical American government officials.

The first episode of Delete is dull and dumb. It is overlong. There are scenes that mimic the early part of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The rest borrows heavily from Wargames.