Based on Stephen King's best-selling novel The Dead Zone, this series combines action, romance, supernatural and adventure.
Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) lives an ordinary life in a small town. He is a biology teacher who likes to show the mysteries of nature to his students. Besides his beloved fiancee Sarah (Nicole de Boer), Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) is by his side. In addition to playing), there is also a mother who is proud of him. Johnny had an almost perfect life until one day he was in a car accident and remained unconscious.
Six years later, Johnny is finally awake and awake, but the world he perceives has changed beyond recognition. In addition to his mother who has passed away, his fiancée Sarah also married another person and had a child. But these things are not too important to him, because he has discovered that he has an amazing supernatural power , and if he comes into contact with someone, he can see the situation of the other person. Before leaving the hospital, he uses supernatural hallucinations to know that his nurse's daughter is in danger, so that he can rescue her daughter in time.
In addition to re-acquainting himself with life after six years in a coma, Johnny also needs to try to adapt to this supernatural ability that he does not know whether it is a blessing or a curse, and continue to live as an ordinary person. The physical therapist Bruce (John L. Adams), who helps Johnny recover, meets Johnny in the hospital and becomes his friend; his mother's pastor, Gene Purdy (David Ogden Stiers), establishes a A fund that he can use whenever he needs it; Sarah also tries to maintain a relationship with Johnny without compromising her relationship with her husband (Chris Bruno) and her son.
Produced by Star Trek series writer Michael Piller and his son Shawn Piller, the series premiered on USA Network on June 16, 2002, and set a record 64 million viewership ratings, while also breaking the ratings for the premiere of a basic cable show. record.
