History Series / MinorityReport2015

* TheCastShowoff: Stark sands has appeared in the original Broadway casts of AmericanIdiot and KinkyBoots so it's not surprising that his character Dash sings "Sexual Healing" in one episode

* ThwCastShowoff: Dash sings "Sexual Healing" in one episode

* CastShowOff: Dash sings "Sexual Healing" in one episode

* PickUpArtist: One is a suspect in an early episode. [[spoiler:The actual perpetrator turns out to be one of his followers.]]

* WesternTerrorists[=/=]WellIntentionedExtremist: Memento Mori commit terrorist attacks on innocent civilians, but they sincerely seem to believe that [[spoiler:the legislation they're trying to stop with the attacks will lead to the end of human life. It remains to be seen whether [[VillainHasAPoint they have a point or not]].]]

* TheOtherDarrin: recasting the precogs entirely, replacing Samantha Morton with Laura Regan as Agatha and Matthew and Michael Dickman with Stark Sands and Nick Zano as Dash and Arthur. Averted with Wally, with Daniel London reprising his role.

* FridgeHorror: The show mentions that Wally was responsible for brushing the teenage precogs' teeth and cutting their hair and nails. But there's a lot more to caring for the health and hygiene of people who are effectively in a medical induced coma 24/7 (and the show went out of its way to make clear that they didn't get breaks). Even if they were fed purely intravenously, they'd still need diapers and/or urethra catheters that need frequent changing to avoid infection. And Agatha probably was put on contraceptive injections to prevent her from needing menstrual tampons and messing up the milkbath, but nothing can prevent a pubescent boy from having the occasional nocturnal emmission in his sleep, necessitating clean-ups and a change of bodysuits. Plus, you know, just your basic sponge bath to scrub off the dead skin cells that the body sheds all over, and to get rid of accumulated germs in other places with mucous membranes than just their mouths. (Given that this is set in the US, they probably circumcised the boys, but that still leaves the need to prevent Agatha from developing a yeast infection in that nutrient bath.) Combine that degree of forced intimate contact with the fact that Wally was acting kind of creepy over at least Agatha in the movie, and the implications get really squicky and disturbing. Why, exactly, wouldn't the police at least hire a professional coma nurse instead of letting the tech guy do these things?

* Fridge Horror: The show mentions that Wally was responsible for brushing the teenage precogs' teeth and cutting their hair and nails. But there's a lot more to caring for the health and hygiene of people who are effectively in a medical induced coma 24/7 (and the show went out of its way to make clear that they didn't get breaks). Even if they were fed purely intravenously, they'd still need diapers and/or urethra catheters that need frequent changing to avoid infection. And Agatha probably was put on contraceptive injections to prevent her from needing menstrual tampons and messing up the milkbath, but nothing can prevent a pubescent boy from having the occasional nocturnal emmission in his sleep, necessitating clean-ups and a change of bodysuits. Plus, you know, just your basic sponge bath to scrub off the dead skin cells that the body sheds all over, and to get rid of accumulated germs in other places with mucous membranes than just their mouths. (Given that this is set in the US, they probably circumcised the boys, but that still leaves the need to prevent Agatha from developing a yeast infection in that nutrient bath.) Combine that degree of forced intimate contact with the fact that Wally was acting kind of creepy over at least Agatha in the movie, and the implications get really squicky and disturbing. Why, exactly, wouldn't the police at least hire a professional coma nurse instead of letting the tech guy do these things?

* Fridge Horror: The show mentions that Wally was responsible for brushing the teenage precogs' teeth and cutting their hair and nails. But there's a lot more to caring for the health and hygiene of people who are effectively in a medical induced coma 24/7 (and the show went out of its way to make clear that they didn't get breaks). Even if they were fed purely intravenously, they'd still need diapers and/or urethra catheters that need frequent changing to avoid infection. And Agatha probably was put on contraceptive injections to prevent her from needing menstrual tampons and messing up the milkbath, but nothing can prevent a pubescent boy from having the occasional nocturnal emmission in his sleep, necessitating clean-ups and a change of bodysuits. Plus, you know, just your basic sponge bath to scrub off the dead skin cells that the body sheds all over, and to get rid of accumulated germs in other places with mucous membranes than just their mouths. (Given that this is set in the US, they probably circumcised the boys, but that still leaves the need to prevent Agatha from developing a yeast infection in that nutrient bath.) Combine that degree of forced intimate contact with the fact that Wally was acting kind of creepy over at least Agatha in the movie, and the implications get really squicky and disturbing. Why, exactly couldn't the police at least hire a professional coma nurse instead of letting the tech guy do these things?

In 2065 Washington, D.C., eleven years after the events of the 2002 film, Precog Dash (Stark Sands) has grown distressed over still seeing murders. Setting out on his own he has attempted to stop them, but as the weakest of the three he lacks important info that his twin brother Arthur (Nick Zano) could see. After his latest failure he runs into Detective Lara Vega (Meagan Good) and, after she pieces together his past, the two team up to [[TheyFightCrime stop crimes]] [[PrecrimeArrest before they happen]]. But Dash's fellow-Precog Agatha (Laura Regan) has foreseen that this partnership will only end in disaster.

* GogglesDoSomething: Cops in 2065 wear augmented reality contact lenses that, among other things, let them scan crime scenes and see in thermal and night vision. These lenses also work in conjunction with gloves worn by the cops so that the lenses will scan specific areas the cop is gesturing towards.

* SurveillanceDrone: Lara uses a new type of mini drone to seek out suspects, which are air born and function the same way as the spiders in the film.

In 2065 Washington, D.C., eleven years after the events of the 2002 film, Precog Dash (Stark Sands) has grown distressed over still seeing murders. Setting out on his own he has attempted to stop them, but as the weakest of the three he lacks important info that his twin brother Arthur (Nick Zano) could see. After his latest failure he runs into Detective Lara Vega (Meagan Good) and, after she pieces together his past, the two team up to [[TheyFightCrime stop crimes before they happen]]. But Dash's fellow-Precog Agatha (Laura Regan) has foreseen that this partnership will only end in disaster.

* SurvellianceDrone: Lara uses a new type of mini drone to seek out suspects, which are air born and function the same way as the spiders in the film.

* LongRunner: An amusing throwaway gag from the pilot reveals that ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' is ''still going'' in its 75th season.