Collider described BritBox’s four‑part sci‑fi thriller starring Patrick Stewart as the perfect weekend binge; the series is the 2006 ITV one‑season show Eleventh Hour.
Why it matters
Fans can binge a lesser‑known Patrick Stewart sci‑fi series on BritBox.
Key facts
- The series is a four‑part thriller on BritBox.
- It is described as a forgotten sci‑fi series.
- ITV released Eleventh Hour in 2006.
- Eleventh Hour ran for one season.
- Patrick Stewart leads the series.
Evidence
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