The CW network will soon premiere its new sci-fi series, 4400, it originally ran on USA Network from 2004-2007, however, the CW is about to reboot it with a brand new title as The 4400.
4400 is currently set to premiere its first episode on Monday, October 25, at 9.00 pm Eastern Time (ET) on The CW. Viewers can also use live-streaming services such as Hulu, fuboTV, YouTube TV, and DIRECTV Stream to get the channel.
The upcoming CW series has a similar storyline with the 2004 series, it tells of some number of people who go missing without a trace over the last hundred years [who] are all returned in an instant, having not aged a day and with no memory of what happened to them.
Watch the trailer of ‘4400’
According to the synopsis of 4400, the individuals, who vanished from their century and landed in 2021, are described as “overlooked, undervalued, or otherwise marginalized.” Interestingly, they haven’t aged and don’t remember the transition or time travel.
This series will star Joseph David-Jones (Arrow) as Jharrel, Brittany Adebumola (Grand Army) as Shanice, Jaye Ladymore (Chicago P.D.) as Claudette, T.L. Thompson (Broadway’s Straight White Men) as Dr. Andre, and Cory Jeacoma (Power Book II: Ghost) as Logan, among others.
This new iteration was created by Ariana Jackson (Riverdale) and Anna Fricke (Walker), who serve as the showrunners. They’ll executive produce alongside Laura Terry. Erica Watson is set to direct the pilot; her previous credits include Krypton, The L Word: Generation Q, All American, For Life, and more. Ariana Jackson is set to write the series.
