- Release Date:
- December 4, 2011
- Cast:
- Michaela Coel, Hannah John-Kamen, Douglas Hodge, Brian Pettifer
- Main Genre:
- Sci-Fi
- Rating:
- TV-MA
- Seasons:
- 6
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