"Terra Nova" follows an ordinary family on an extraordinary journey, witnessing them travel back to prehistoric times and join a bold experiment to save mankind. In 2149 AD, the human world was dying. The entire planet is over-exploited, over-populated, and most of the animals and plants have become extinct. Mankind is in a dying struggle, the future is doubtful, and the only hope of survival is to search for it in the distant past.
Scientists accidentally discovered a time gap when operating the Fermi particle accelerator, which can be used to build a portal to the prehistoric world. Then a bold idea came into being, allowing humans to re-settle in the past-a chance to rebuild human civilization, and in the right way.
The whole play revolves around the Shannon family. The Shannon family of five followed the tenth group of people who returned to settle in the prehistoric world to the "New Earth (Terra Nova)", which was the first human settlement established on this beautiful forbidden land. Jim Shannon (Jim Shannon, Jason O'Mara Jason O'Mara) is a conscientious father, with a twists and turns experience, leading the whole family to live in this new world with countless beautiful scenery, endless mystery and infinite horror . Elisabeth Shannon (Elisabeth Shannon, Shelley Conn) is a surgeon who has just joined the "New Earth" medical team. Josh Shannon (Landon Liboiron) is their 17-year-old eldest son. He was angry about leaving his familiar life, but the moment he first set foot on the land of the settlement, he I fell in love with the unconventional beautiful girl Skye (Skye, Allison Miller). Maddy Shannon (Maddy Shannon, Naomi Scott) is a 15-year-old daughter who is young and cute but immature. She hopes that the new environment will give her a chance to reshape her new self. Although Elizabeth’s doctoral background allowed the family to have a place in the settlement, a secret about their 5-year-old daughter Zoe (Zoe, Alana Mansour) soon threatened them Position in this utopia.
After the Shannons arrived, they met the commander Nathaniel Taylor (Nathaniel Taylor, Stephen Lang), the pioneer and leader of the settlement, a heroic figure with great appeal. Taylor and his deputy Guzman (Guzman, Mido Hamada) reminded the Shannons that the "New Earth" is a place full of new opportunities and new beginnings, and they may soon find that this place is not as good as it seems at first. As poetic and picturesque, quiet and peaceful. There are clear blue skies, magnificent waterfalls and lush vegetation, but there are also various dangers hidden around-this does not only refer to the cannibal dinosaur family. There is also a settlement separated from the "New Earth". This group of insurgents is headed by the battle-tested Mira (Mira, Christine Adams), who strongly opposes Taylor and his leadership.
However, what is more chilling than the world outside the settlement walls is the potential danger inside. An evil plan may be carried out in secret in the settlement. The Shannons began to suspect that among those who returned to prehistoric times, everyone did not share the same opinion on what is the best way to save mankind; in fact, there may be a force trying to strangle this new world in the cradle.
