The show is based on the Bradley Cooper starring cinematic feature of the same name, which in turn is based on the novel The Dark Fields.
Cooper, who is executive producer, makes a cameo appearance, reprising his role as Edward Morra, the underachieving writer who has his fortunes turned around after discovering the potentials of a brain boosting drug.
The plot of the TV show picks up four years from where the film leaves off, during which time Edward Morra has become a U.S. Senator, thanks to a refined version of NZT-48 which he takes on a daily basis. Morra now wants to turn Brian Finch (McDorman) into his drug addicted protege. …show more content…
Finch uses the super drug to enhance his cognitive abilities in a desperate attempt to solve the case before the FBI finger him for the crime.
The show is based on a truly quirky premise and the slick direction by Marc Webb (The Amazing Spiderman) makes it a standout amongst the fall season offerings.
A tongue-n-cheek awareness of its own hyperbole is certainly refreshing. Wether it can maintain its uniqueness, or descend into formulaic police procedural, will be a tough call. Certainly, recurring cameo appearances by Bradley Cooper will keep anticipation high.
For those interested in exploring the potentials of the clear pill for themselves, you are directed to visit the official NZT website.
Here, you will find how NZT can “unlock your potential, learn a language in a day, increase your sexual stamina, and so much more.”
At this point, you’re probably wondering what the hell is in this