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7.5 Good
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The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne ranks 3,730 out of the 18,229 shows on TV.com.

The 57 users who count themselves as The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne fans have written a total of 2 reviews.

Status

Ended

Premiered

June 18, 2000

Ended

December 16, 2000

Genre

Drama, Sci-Fi

Theme

History

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Episode Score
 
6.9

The Book of Knowledge

When Jules contracts yellow fever in Tangiers, a famous doctor takes him for treatment to a Corsican hospital that is secretly controlled by the League of Darkness.

Aired: 12/16/00

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What if the novels of Jules Verne were actually based on his real-life adventures? Set in the late 19th-century, Jules Verne is a young man struggling to become a successful writer. His visions of the future are sought by the League of Darkness, a group led by the centuries-old steampunk-cybernetic Count... more »

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  • Where can I get the episodes?

    I miss this show! I loved it but it only lasted a season and now its beginning to grow a bit dim in my memory. SciFi never shows reruns of it and I can't find it on VHS or DVD. Does anyone know if this show exists in any form whatsoever anymore?

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    9 Superb

    What if Jules Verne stories were more than just stories? hide « show »

    What a fantastic idea for a show!

    I absolutely adored it when it was on! Granted, I was in what... 9th grade at the time. But still. It was so much fun.

    The cast was fantastic: Chris Demetral was darling as Jules Verne. The epitome of innocent creativiy and naive brilliance. I had such a crush on him! 8*D Michael Praed was perfect as Phileas Fogg (or as I called him 'pointy sideburns guy-- hey don't judge I was in highschool), the tortured agent at her majesties service. Francesca Hunt sparkled as his gender defying spy of a cousin, Rebecca Fogg. Though I did think the sexual tension there was a bit creepy. Not that she was better suited to Jules (their flirting was more amusing than anything else), but still kissing cousins are incest in my book. I know she was adopted or something similar, but they were raised as relatives. So yuck, but not unwatchable. They just kept referring to eachother as 'cousin' so whenever the UST struck up, I just had to repeat *she's adopted* over and over again in my head. WOW, that was a rant. Anyway, last but not least was Michel Courtemanche, who was just great. So funny and quirky and fabulous that you had to love him.

    The plots could get a bit cheesy. But I love cheese. lol. And there were a few quality episodes in there as well. That's why I was so chuffed when they cancelled it! Sci-fi always cancels things I like. At least SG1 is still on. SAJV is in good company though, with I-man and such. Anyway, I hope they at least put it on Dvd.
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    8.9 Great

    Loved this show! Too bad it was short-lived though! hide « show »

    I loved this show as a fan of Jules Verne
    And that I wished that it could had last a lot
    Longer than two seasons!
    I loved Around the World in 80 Days as a kid
    And have the book! Passepartout is my favorite character
    But I wished that he would had a much larger part because he has the potential to breakout IMO!
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