The Minority Report TV series takes place a decade after the movie, and stars Stark Sands (Inside Llewyn Davis) as a former precog named Dash who continues to have fragmented visions of future crimes.

Fries are healthy in 2065, which will make a certain cartoon character very happy. By Rick Porter [Warning: This story contains spoilers from the series premiere of Fox’s Minority Report.] Fox ...

As procedurals go, however, it has potential. Set in 2065 Washington, D.C. — a decade after the events of the film — the series deals with the aftermath of the recently dismantled pre-crime era.

A trio of Fox programs — “Minority Report,” “Scream Queens” and “Rosewood” — and ABC’s “Quantico” are the new series drawing the most diverse audiences during the first week ...

Steven Spielberg’s 2002 film Minority Report now has a TV series that further expands on the story in the original movie. The upcoming new show is also called Minority Report, and will air this ...

Remember the popular 2002 movie Minority Report? Where a group of special people, ... Minority Report TV series coming to Fox this fall. By Adam Westlake May 10, 2015 8:00 am EST.

‘Minority Report’ EP: The Show Is About the Precogs, Not the Crimes They See. Showrunner Kevin Falls says the story of the movie's three psychics drew him to the series.

Minority Report Producers and stars explain the technology in the TV continuation of the Spielberg film. To date, we still don't know much about FOX's Minority Report series.

The Minority Report TV series is most likely to follow the drama and exploits of this PreCrime unit. The plot for the show might then closely resemble that of ongoing series "Person of Interest", ...

“The government wants to hide us from the world, but I don’t want to hide forever.” The closing lines of FOX‘s upcoming sci-fi action series “Minority Report” sound admirable and ...

Fox's "Minority Report," "Scream Queens" and "Rosewood" join ABC's "Quantico" as the new TV shows drawing the most diverse audiences.