The Invisible Man 2000
What is The Invisible Man?
The television series "The Invisible Man" is a Sci-Fi American series that aired from June 2000 to February 2002. The show stars Vincent Ventresca, Paul Ben-Victor, Eddie Jones, Shannon Kenny, and Michael McCafferty.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2000
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 46
- Runtime
- 44 minutes
- First aired
- Jun 9, 2000
- Last aired
- Feb 1, 2002
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- Syfy
- Genres
- Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama
- Updated
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The television series "The Invisible Man" is a Sci-Fi American series that aired from June 2000 to February 2002. The show stars Vincent Ventresca, Paul Ben-Victor, Eddie Jones, Shannon Kenny, and Michael McCafferty. The series follows the story of a character who is a thief facing life imprisonment, but the details of their situation are not specified. This character is recruited by a low-rent spy organization and given a special ability through the implantation of a device in their head. The device allows the character to secrete a substance that has the effect of bending light.
Should you watch it?
“A thief gains invisibility and becomes a reluctant spy.”
- inventive invisible‑agent premise
- mix of science‑fiction and humor
- Vincent Ventresca leads the cast
- only two seasons limit story length
Watch it if you enjoy a sci‑fi series that blends comedy with secret‑agent intrigue.
Rated TV‑PG, the show features light sci‑fi action and humor suitable for general audiences.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 24 episodes
- E1 Pilot (1) Jun 9, 2000
- E2 Pilot (2) Jun 9, 2000
- E3 The Catevari Jun 16, 2000
- E4 Ralph Jun 23, 2000
- E5 Tiresias Jul 7, 2000
- E6 Impetus Jul 14, 2000
- E7 The Devil You Know Jul 21, 2000
- E8 Liberty & Larceny Jul 28, 2000
- E9 The Value of Secrets Aug 4, 2000
- E10 Separation Anxiety Aug 11, 2000
- E11 It Hurts When You Do This Aug 18, 2000
- E12 The Other Invisible Man Aug 25, 2000
- E13 Reunion Sep 8, 2000
- E14 Cat & Mouse Sep 15, 2000
- E15 Beholder Sep 22, 2000
- E16 Ghost of a Chance Jan 8, 2001
- E17 Flowers for Hobbes Jan 15, 2001
- E18 Perchance to Dream Jan 22, 2001
- E19 Frozen in Time Jan 29, 2001
- E20 Diseased Feb 5, 2001
- E21 The Lesser Evil Feb 12, 2001
- E22 Money for Nothing (1) Mar 23, 2001
- E23 Money for Nothing (2) Mar 30, 2001
- E24 It's a Small World Apr 6, 2001
Season 2 · 22 episodes
- E1 Legends Apr 13, 2001
- E2 The Camp Apr 20, 2001
- E3 The Importance Of Being Eberts Apr 27, 2001
- E4 Johnny Apocalypse Jun 15, 2001
- E5 Going Postal Jun 22, 2001
- E6 Brother's Keeper Jun 29, 2001
- E7 Insensate Jul 6, 2001
- E8 Den Of Thieves Jul 13, 2001
- E9 Bad Chi Jul 20, 2001
- E10 Flash To Bang Jul 27, 2001
- E11 Germ Theory Aug 3, 2001
- E12 The Choice Aug 10, 2001
- E13 Immaterial Girl Aug 17, 2001
- E14 Father Figure Aug 24, 2001
- E15 Three Phases Of Claire Sep 17, 2001
- E16 Sense Of Community Sep 27, 2001
- E17 Exposed Sep 21, 2001
- E18 The Invisible Woman Jan 4, 2002
- E19 Mere Mortals Jan 11, 2002
- E20 Possessed Jan 18, 2002
- E21 Enemy of My Enemy Jan 25, 2002
- E22 The New Stuff Feb 1, 2002
Frequently asked questions
How many seasons did the series run?
It aired for two seasons from 2000 to 2002.
When did the series first premiere?
The series premiered on June 9, 2000.
Who plays the main character Darien Fawkes?
Vincent Ventresca stars as Darien Fawkes.
What is the basic premise?
A thief sentenced to life is recruited by a spy organization and given invisibility via a Quicksilver gland.
Did the series have another name?
In its second season it was shortened to “The I‑Man.”