Stereoscope

Season 1

10 episodes · Aug 21, 2020

Using a mysterious device - the Stereoscope - that seems to allow travel between worlds, a determined young girl searches for the father she thought was dead. But hunting her every step of the way is a monster from one of those worlds - The Reek.

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  • S1E1

    The Red Wall

    Aug 21, 202012m

    The scope can take you to another dimension, but can it bring back the dead?

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  • S1E2

    Outside Looking In

    Aug 28, 202012m

    Mother doesn't always know best...how can Callie leave the past behind when there is so much more to uncover?

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  • S1E3

    Crossing The Veil

    Sep 4, 202012m

    A family should never keep secrets. Can the divide between Callie and Rae be healed?

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  • S1E4

    The Reek

    Sep 11, 202012m

    A boy from another world claims to know Callie's dead father. Can she trust him?

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  • S1E5

    Lights In The Dark

    Sep 18, 202012m

    Nothing can keep Callie and her father apart; not death, not monsters, and not the thin veil separating realities. Should she jump?

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  • S1E6

    Missing Piece

    Sep 25, 202012m

    You never know who might believe you until you tell the truth. Can the family escape from this web of secrets?

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  • S1E7

    The Fallen World

    Oct 2, 202012m

    We're not alone in the universe...what happens when we have to face ourselves?

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  • S1E8

    Worlds Collide

    Oct 9, 202012m

    As darkness falls in this world and the next, will the family have a home left to come back to?

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  • S1E9

    I Knew You Wouldn't Leave Me

    Oct 16, 202012m

    With one more chance, Lewis can set everything right. It just requires the Scope one last time...

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  • S1E10

    Infinity View

    Oct 23, 202012m

    Reunited, the family uses their power to send their tormenter back to the space between worlds, if it's not too late.

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