Good vs Evil

Original title: G vs E

TV Series
1999–2000
1h

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Clayton Rohner and Richard Brooks in Good vs Evil (1999)

Heavenly agents of the "Corps" fight against demonic Morlocks in Hollywood.Heavenly agents of the "Corps" fight against demonic Morlocks in Hollywood.Heavenly agents of the "Corps" fight against demonic Morlocks in Hollywood.

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7.5/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

Episodes22

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Clayton Rohner

Chandler Smythe

Richard Brooks

Henry McNeil

Googy Gress

Decker Benbow

Marshall Bell

Ford Plasko

Tony Denman

Ben Smythe

Kristin Minter

Annalise

Blake Heron

Dellus

Susie Park

Walker Rothenberg

Bojesse Christopher

Corps agent #1…

Deacon Jones

Corps Narrator…

Ashley M. Rogers

Aunt Elizabeth

Marian Filali

Esmerelda Garcia…

Jack Esformes

Jack…

Austin Lander

Mace

Dominic Keating

Sergei Draskovic…

Bill Wolff

Viktor Starr

Nicholas Sadler

Luis Rivera

Karen Hartman

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Trivia
A year earlier, Richard Brooks (II) played one of the escapees from Hell in the similarly-themed series Brimstone (1998).

Quotes
[opening narration]
Deacon Jones: A man torn from his family, murdered in his prime, only to return to Earth, resurrected as an agent of the Almighty Corps. With no magic, no special powers, forbidden from intimate contact, unrecognizable to those from their past lives, Chandler Smythe and Henry McNeil now fight to save lost souls against the minions of darkness. It is a battle of Good versus Evil. G vs E, that's what it is!

Connections
Featured in The Blockbuster Buster: Honest Review: Good vs. Evil (2012)

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A Devil of a show (wince)

I've only seen G vs E on SciFi Channel (UK), and they only have about ten episodes to cycle through, but I haven't laughed so hard since I stumbled over MST3K in '97 (also ten eps cycling, sadly). Horror/SciFi spoof of cheap 70's cop shows, ripping off any number of film and TV forms to perfection (the Rear Window ep is beautiful), it's a tragedy that genuinely original programming goes unwatched, and falls by the wayside. If any series deserves to become immortalised on DVD, this is the one.