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Broken Saints

2001–2003· 1 season· 9 min episodes★ 9.0Ended

From 20th Century Fox

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Synopsis

In the quiet corners of the globe, four strangers – a cynical American programmer, an aging Japanese priest, a troubled Arabic mercenary and a mysterious Fijian girl – receive a series of chilling apocalyptic visions. Desperate to understand their frightening visions of the future, these four troubled souls are simultaneously drawn to a dark city in the West where their fates – and the fate of the world – are revealed to be linked together and somehow part of a global conspiracy. Amidst an epic struggle of man, machine and otherworldly fear, these reluctant heroes must be willing to sacrifice everything…in order to know the truth and save us all!

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Episodes

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  1. E1 IntroitusNext upFeb 14, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Four strangers from around the world are compelled to seek answers about a coming darkness.

    Guest stars: James G. Wolfe (Goku (voice))

  2. E2 CrypticFeb 21, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    A young programmer uncovers evidence of corporate malfeasance.

  3. E3 VersusFeb 28, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    In the desert along the Iraqi border, a former soldier fights for his sanity.

    Guest stars: Paul Skrudland (Hassan (voice)), Scott McNeil (Osama (voice))

  4. E4 EpiphanyMar 7, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Kamimura explores the memories of an old foe for the cause of his temple's destruction.

    Guest stars: James G. Wolfe (Goku (voice)), David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Taylor Moll (Woman (voice)), Daniel Borowiecki (Child (voice))

  5. E5 AwakeningMar 14, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    A tribal chief holds a mournful vigil at his adopted daughter's bedside.

    Guest stars: David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Greg Anderson (Papa Tui (voice)), Revard Dufresne (Tui Jr. (voice))

  6. E6 SynchronicityMar 21, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Oran walks delirious through the desert. Raimi recovers from his seizure. Kamimura awakens to find himself in the back of a strange man's truck. Shandala awaits the arrival of a mysterious man from the West.

    Guest stars: Greg Anderson (Papa Tui (voice)), Trace Ventura (Gregory (voice)), Nathan Schwartz (Masayuki (voice)), David Kaye (Vagrant (voice))

  7. E7 LucidMar 28, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Shaken by his haunting encounter with the vagrant, Raimi hopes for the memory to wash away with sleep.

    Guest stars: David Kaye (Vagrant (voice)), Kim Violato (Money Exchanger (voice))

  8. E8 LomalagiApr 4, 2001 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    A man from the West seeks to return Shandala to her true family.

    Guest stars: Greg Anderson (Papa Tui (voice)), Revard Dufresne (Tui Jr. (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice))

  9. E9 PersonasApr 11, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Kamimura travels by plane from Tokyo to Coast City. Oran has been detained by NATO forces. Raimi meets with Biocom CEO Benjamin Palmer.

    Guest stars: William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), P.J. Brookson (Sandra (voice)), Michael Robinson (General Briggs (voice)), Adam Henderson (Colonel Brahmaz (voice)), Daniel Borowiecki (Toshi (voice)), Melissa Brancato (Yuki (voice))

  10. E10 TrinityApr 24, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Kamimura arrives in the United States. Raimi does some digging into Biocom.

    Guest stars: Scott McNeil (Osama (voice)), P.J. Brookson (Sandra (voice)), Adam Henderson (Colonel Brahmaz (voice)), Daniel Borowiecki (Toshi (voice)), Melissa Brancato (Yuki (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Dmitri (voice)), Ryan Crocker (Lt. Bravado (voice)), Kevin O'Grady (Lt. Charles (voice))

  11. E11 SurfacingMay 1, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Sailing westward on Gabriel's yacht, Shandala considers the possibilities of meeting her real family.

    Guest stars: Revard Dufresne (Tui Jr. (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), Jamie Bell (Boat Thug #1 (voice)), Kirby Morrow (Boat Thug #2 (voice)), Michael Dobson (Thug #1 (voice))

  12. E12 PassageMay 8, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Gabriel confronts Shandala after hearing his men scream in terror and flee from her. Two racist lieutenants abuse Oran. Kamimura travels to Coast City. Raimi prepares for a project.

    Guest stars: Paul Skrudland (Hassan (voice)), Revard Dufresne (Tui Jr. (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), Adam Henderson (Colonel Brahmaz (voice)), Ryan Crocker (Lt. Bravado (voice)), Kevin O'Grady (Lt. Charles (voice)), Jan Bos (Colonel Keene (voice)), Ian Kirby (Canadian Soldier (voice))

  13. E13 InsertionMay 15, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Raimi is confronted by the truth that his paranoid delusions are real, and that he's part of a plot to outfit a covert military branch with a dark device.

    Guest stars: David Kaye (Lear (voice)), William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), Jan Bos (Colonel Keene (voice)), Anthony Gurr (Major Windham (voice))

  14. E14 HarbingersMay 22, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Kamimura ponders his past as a young priest leading the order of a Buddhist monastery. In the present, he finds himself roaming the lonely crime-ridden streets of Coast City. Meanwhile, Raimi seeks answers from Oran.

    Guest stars: James G. Wolfe (Goku (voice)), Michael Robinson (General Briggs (voice)), Adam Henderson (Colonel Brahmaz (voice)), Olson Lloyd (Michael (voice)), Chrystal Leigh (Butterscotch (voice)), Nick Kline (Bobby (voice)), Andrew West (Vickory (voice)), James Thomson (Darcon (voice))

  15. E15 TempestMay 29, 2002 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Shandala mourns for the loss of her adopted brother. Oran finds himself alive and in strange new territory. Raimi walks him through what has happened to him thus far, and how it all ties into Biocom.

    Guest stars: Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice))

  16. E16 FallenJun 5, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Shandala relives a memory from her childhood.

    Guest stars: David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Greg Anderson (Papa Tui (voice)), Revard Dufresne (Tui Jr. (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), Dee Daniels (Mama Tui (voice))

  17. E17 LazarusJun 18, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Oran and Raimi hide from the military in Sandra's apartment.

    Guest stars: William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), P.J. Brookson (Sandra (voice)), Ryan Crocker (Lt. Bravado (voice)), Kevin O'Grady (Lt. Charles (voice))

  18. E18 ForecastJun 25, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Oran and Raimi take shelter in a downtown mystic shop to plan their next move, but the mysterious owner may hold the key to their futures.

    Guest stars: James G. Wolfe (Goku (voice)), Trace Ventura (Gregory (voice)), Patricia Drake (Cielle (voice))

  19. E19 SignalsJul 2, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Raimi leads Oran and Kamimura on a mission to spy on Biocom CEO Benjamin Palmer.

    Guest stars: David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), Jan Bos (Colonel Keene (voice)), Scott McNeil (Mars (voice)), Herbert Duncanson (Phobos (voice)), Adam Fulton (Deimos (voice)), Amanda Marier (Jenny (voice))

  20. E20 InsideJul 9, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Raimi, Oran and Kamimura hide Shandala in a motel room, where they try to make sense of all that has happened to them.

    Guest stars: Paul Skrudland (Hassan (voice)), Scott McNeil (Osama (voice)), James G. Wolfe (Goku (voice)), David Kaye (Lear (voice)), William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), Leanne Koehn (Mary Matthews (voice)), Taylor Moll (Nanako (voice))

  21. E21 ConvergenceJul 16, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Raimi, Oran and Kamimura plan their next move with city curfews and the military standing in their way.

    Guest stars: Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), Ryan Crocker (Lt. Bravado (voice)), Kevin O'Grady (Lt. Charles (voice))

  22. E22 RevelationJul 23, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Shandala, Raimi, Oran and Kamimura get the answers they are looking for aboard Gabriel's ship.

    Guest stars: David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice))

  23. E23 AscentJul 30, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Raimi, Kamimura and Oran hide in an alley mere blocks away from the Biocom building, trying to plan some way to get inside and expose the truth.

    Guest stars: Scott McNeil (Osama (voice)), David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Greg Anderson (Papa Tui (voice)), Revard Dufresne (Tui Jr. (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), William B. Davis (Benjamin Palmer (voice)), Jan Bos (Colonel Keene (voice)), Kim Violato (Krystal (voice))

  24. E24 TruthAug 6, 2003 · 9 min
    Synopsis

    Raimi, Oran and Kamimura learn the truth. Shandala understands her purpose.

    Guest stars: James G. Wolfe (Goku (voice)), David Kaye (Lear (voice)), Greg Anderson (Papa Tui (voice)), Trace Ventura (Gregory (voice)), Nathan Schwartz (Masayuki (voice)), Brooke Burgess (Gabriel (voice)), Michael Robinson (General Briggs (voice)), Adam Henderson (Colonel Brahmaz (voice))

Cast & crew

Created by Brooke Burgess

Videos

Featurettes

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Reviews · from TMDB members

JaytonS23★ 10/10Apr 26, 2024

SPOILERS AHEAD! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK! “I watched Broken Saints. The DVD of it was the cheapest purchase I made on eBay at just $1.38. That, the Brand New condition, and the intriguing logline were signs I was in for something epic. I was speechless throughout it as I was hooked till the last panel. The motion comic brought the story to life by providing it with spectacular art, effects, and visuals. The year it was released (in 2001) also contributed to its uniqueness. Th… Read more

e story was nicely paced and structured and I was baffled when other reviewers called it boring and slow. Contrarily, the slowness let the characters live in the moment, reflect on what happened to them, and showed their progress of getting where they needed to be. The characters were all three-dimensional and had distinct voices. My favorites were Raimi for his relatability and witty dialogue and Oran for his accent, composure, and physique. Shandala and Kamimura were also great characters and I was sad when they sacrificed themselves to save the world. I expressed several emotions during the series as they ranged from curiosity and excitement to fear and panic. The beginning and end quotes of the episodes neatly symbolized their plots and themes. I was aghast at the lack of publicity the series had and was determined to give it more recognition. Broken Saints outranked Take Down as my favorite media of the year and increased my interest in miniseries.“