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    Drama TV Shows - 1990s 1 Min Read

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    12 x 60 minute episodes

    This short-run cyberpunk drama starred former Fame actress Lori Singer as nerdy but beautiful hacker Sydney Bloom, who accidentally discovered that she could enter people’s minds through her telephone-linked Virtual Reality system – a talent quickly employed by shadowy government organisation, The Committee.

    Woven into the plot was the strange disappearance of Bloom’s father – played by David McCallum (Man From U.N.C.L.E and Colditz) – and the comatose state of her mother (played by Oscar-winner Louise Fletcher).

    Sydney Bloom
    Lori Singer
    Joseph Bloom 
    David McCallum
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    Louise fletcher
    Professor Morgan
    Michael Easton
    Oliver Sampson
    Anthony Head

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