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Released 01 April 2013

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Touch: Season 1

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Kiefer Sutherland’s return to TV sees him play a man whose mute son can predict future events. From Heroes creator Tim Kring, Touch reheats that show’s elements (global interconnectivity, fate etc.), but in a far more episodic fashion. Sutherland is decent, but it all gets repetitive quickly.

Reviewed by James White

Touch: Season 1 Released: 01 April 2013 A few deleted scenes and two featurettes (Fate’s Equations, Touch The World) which could have been rolled into one.

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