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- Feature-length 'What-If' drama exploring the effects of a devastating cyber-attack on Britain's national electricity grid Strong language and some scenes of violence
- Criminals that want to break into a bank to steal CIA funds kidnap a hacker and his girlfriend. They make the hacker get into the city wide grid to cause a complete blackout of LA. Chaos ensues throughout the city.
- All it takes is a glitch in the system of our lives to expose our deepest fears. What happens then? The answer comes in shock waves when an unprecedented conspiracy pitches the West Coast into total darkness. After being charged with hacking into the Pentagon security system, computer-whiz Josh Martin is kidnapped during house arrest and delivered to a shadowy criminal known as Charles Keller. Requested to hack into the state's highly advanced electrical system and shut it down, it's clear what Keller wants--total chaos. When California goes dark, he gets what he wants. And tonight, no one will be prepared for what's about to happen. Agent Strickland of Homeland Security's Cyber Terrorism Division fears the worst. So does Beth, a news director sticking dangerously close to the largest disaster the country has ever faced. City by city, the West Coast is blacking out as looting escalates and the worst impulses of man are unleashed. As bedlam reigns, an expert squadron must determine the conspiratorial source of the blackout while civilization fights to survive the night. Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Emmy and Golden Globe nominee Eriq La Salle (E.R.), Emmy winner Anne Heche (Men in Trees), Emmy and Golden Globe winner James Brolin (Category 7), Billy Zane (Titanic), Sean Patrick Flanery (The Boondock Saints), Bruce Boxleitner (Tron:Legacy) and Haylie Duff (Napoleon Dynamite), Blackout is not just a miniseries event that strikes at our deepest and darkest fears--it's a cautionary thriller for a paranoid age.