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Alphas is a new TV series which has had plenty of media courage. Instead of the typical group of friends hanging out, the producers of Alphas have gone with a completely different approach. In a serious case, a murder occurs when a federal courthouse witness is murdered, but not only this, is actually left locked in a room at the courthouse. The story focuses on Dr.Lee Rosen, who is assigned to the case.
So what is so special about Alphas? The producers have tried to put a unique twist on the whole thing by incorporating some “different” characters in comparison to the average TV show. The characters that help on the case have some extra powers in comparison to the average human being, which allows them to apprehend the criminals in a much more effective manner than the average police officer or crime scene investigator. Their brain structure is totally different and they can calculate things that no one imagined possible.
So who are the characters in Alphas? Gary Bell is certainly one of the most important of all the characters. His power is connected directly to his autistic personality. He is able to process information correctly, but much faster than the average human and the average human for that matter. Bill Harken is also playing one of the lead roles. He focuses on being strong. As an ex-FBI agent, he is able to increase his physical strength for an extremely brief period of time in order to conquer suspects and criminals throughout the series.
The list of great characters continues. For example. Nina Theroux has the ability actually change the way people think, which gives her the advantage. Alongside her, there is another character to Rachel Pirzad, who has the ability to increase the quality of one of her senses, such as her smell, by compensating others, such as her hearing.
The team of characters works extremely well and this makes the whole TV series extremely exciting. Like many other TV series similar to this, it develops over time and becomes more and more intense. The plot is extremely deep and over time, it becomes complex, but still completely understandable. The great thing about it is that it actually incorporates one of the “Alphas” as the murderer, which turns out to be a huge twist and helps to make the TV series even more exciting than it would have been otherwise.
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