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	Beginning with ''Third Man Out'' (2005), Spence appeared as Timothy "Timmy" Callahan — the lawyer partner of the openly gay private investigator Donald Strachey, played by Chad Allen — across all four films in the [[w:Donald Strachey mystery films\|''Donald Strachey Mystery'']] series produced by here! Films: ''Third Man Out'' (2005), ''Shock to the System'' (2006), ''On the Other Hand, Death'' (2008), and ''Ice Blues'' (2008).<ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/\|title=Ice Blues (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> ''On the Other Hand, Death'' and ''Ice Blues'' were each nominated for the [[w:GLAAD Media Award\|GLAAD Media Award]] for Outstanding TV Movie or Limited Series.<ref group="external" name="imdb_ontheotherhand_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1238298/\|title=On the Other Hand, Death (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/awards/\|title=Ice Blues (2008) – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>		Beginning with ''Third Man Out'' (2005), Spence appeared as Timothy "Timmy" Callahan — the lawyer partner of the openly gay private investigator Donald Strachey, played by Chad Allen — across all four films in the [[w:Donald Strachey mystery films\|''Donald Strachey Mystery'']] series produced by here! Films: ''Third Man Out'' (2005), ''Shock to the System'' (2006), ''On the Other Hand, Death'' (2008), and ''Ice Blues'' (2008).<ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/\|title=Ice Blues (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> ''On the Other Hand, Death'' and ''Ice Blues'' were each nominated for the [[w:GLAAD Media Award\|GLAAD Media Award]] for Outstanding TV Movie or Limited Series.<ref group="external" name="imdb_ontheotherhand_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1238298/\|title=On the Other Hand, Death (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/awards/\|title=Ice Blues (2008) – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>

	Spence has made notable guest appearances across three of the longest-running North American science fiction franchises of his era: as a deputy in the ''[[w:The X-Files\|X-Files]]'' episode "Home" (1996); as the Tok'ra Delek in the ''[[w:Stargate SG-1\|Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Death Knell" (2004); and as Ted Kord/[[w:Blue Beetle\|Blue Beetle]] in the ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' episode "Booster" (2011).<ref group="external" name="imdb_spence_bio" /> He also appeared in ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'' (2001) as Charles Smith, and had guest roles in ''[[w:Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'', ''[[w:Andromeda (TV series)\|Andromeda]]'', ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'', and ''[[w:The Returned (American TV series)\|The Returned]]'', among others.<ref group="external" name="tvguide_spence_credits" /><ref group="commentary" name="green_littlereview_firstwave" />		Spence has made notable guest appearances across three of the longest-running North American science fiction franchises of his era: as a deputy in the ''[[w:The X-Files\|X-Files]]'' episode "Home" (1996); as the Tok'ra Delek in the ''[[w:Stargate SG-1\|Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Death Knell" (2004); and as Ted Kord/[[w:Blue Beetle\|Blue Beetle]] in the ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' episode "Booster" (2011).<ref group="external" name="imdb_spence_bio" /> He also appeared in ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (American TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'' (2001) as Charles Smith, and had guest roles in ''[[w:Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'', ''[[w:Andromeda (TV series)\|Andromeda]]'', ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'', and ''[[w:The Returned (American TV series)\|The Returned]]'', among others.<ref group="external" name="tvguide_spence_credits" /><ref group="commentary" name="green_littlereview_firstwave" />

	His longest recurring role after ''First Wave'' came on Hallmark Channel's ''[[w:Cedar Cove (TV series)\|Cedar Cove]]'' (2013–2015), the network's first original scripted drama series, adapted from [[w:Debbie Macomber\|Debbie Macomber]]'s novels. Spence played Cliff "Cowboy" Harting, a rancher estranged from his country-singer father at the time of his father's death, appearing as a recurring character in season one and as a series regular in seasons two and three opposite [[w:Andie MacDowell\|Andie MacDowell]].<ref group="external" name="alchetron_cedarcove">{{cite web\|url=https://alchetron.com/Cedar-Cove-(TV-series)\|title=Cedar Cove (TV series)\|publisher=Alchetron\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> His on-screen love interest was played by [[Teryl Rothery]], whom Spence described as an old friend and previous collaborator; he also noted that the role required him to master horse-riding properly, having previously only listed it on his résumé as a skill he could approximate.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview">{{cite web\|url=https://mydevotionalthoughts.net/interview-with-actor-sebastian-spence-garage-sale-mystery-murder-most-medieval/\|title=Interview With Actor Sebastian Spence, "Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval"\|last=Hill\|first=Ruth\|publisher=Media From the Heart\|date=20 August 2017\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>		His longest recurring role after ''First Wave'' came on Hallmark Channel's ''[[w:Cedar Cove (TV series)\|Cedar Cove]]'' (2013–2015), the network's first original scripted drama series, adapted from [[w:Debbie Macomber\|Debbie Macomber]]'s novels. Spence played Cliff "Cowboy" Harting, a rancher estranged from his country-singer father at the time of his father's death, appearing as a recurring character in season one and as a series regular in seasons two and three opposite [[w:Andie MacDowell\|Andie MacDowell]].<ref group="external" name="alchetron_cedarcove">{{cite web\|url=https://alchetron.com/Cedar-Cove-(TV-series)\|title=Cedar Cove (TV series)\|publisher=Alchetron\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> His on-screen love interest was played by [[Teryl Rothery]], whom Spence described as an old friend and previous collaborator; he also noted that the role required him to master horse-riding properly, having previously only listed it on his résumé as a skill he could approximate.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview">{{cite web\|url=https://mydevotionalthoughts.net/interview-with-actor-sebastian-spence-garage-sale-mystery-murder-most-medieval/\|title=Interview With Actor Sebastian Spence, "Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval"\|last=Hill\|first=Ruth\|publisher=Media From the Heart\|date=20 August 2017\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>

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	Spence has made notable guest appearances across three of the longest-running North American science fiction franchises of his era: as a deputy in the ''[[w:The X-Files\|X-Files]]'' episode "Home" (1996); as the Tok'ra Delek in the ''[[w:Stargate SG-1\|Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Death Knell" (2004); and as Ted Kord/[[w:Blue Beetle\|Blue Beetle]] in the ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' episode "Booster" (2011).<ref group="external" name="imdb_spence_bio" /> He also appeared in ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'' (2001) as Charles Smith, and had guest roles in ''[[w:Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'', ''[[w:Andromeda (TV series)\|Andromeda]]'', ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'', and ''[[w:The Returned (American TV series)\|The Returned]]'', among others.<ref group="external" name="tvguide_spence_credits" /><ref group="commentary" name="green_littlereview_firstwave" />		Spence has made notable guest appearances across three of the longest-running North American science fiction franchises of his era: as a deputy in the ''[[w:The X-Files\|X-Files]]'' episode "Home" (1996); as the Tok'ra Delek in the ''[[w:Stargate SG-1\|Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Death Knell" (2004); and as Ted Kord/[[w:Blue Beetle\|Blue Beetle]] in the ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' episode "Booster" (2011).<ref group="external" name="imdb_spence_bio" /> He also appeared in ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'' (2001) as Charles Smith, and had guest roles in ''[[w:Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'', ''[[w:Andromeda (TV series)\|Andromeda]]'', ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'', and ''[[w:The Returned (American TV series)\|The Returned]]'', among others.<ref group="external" name="tvguide_spence_credits" /><ref group="commentary" name="green_littlereview_firstwave" />

	His longest recurring role after ''First Wave'' came on Hallmark Channel's ''[[w:Cedar Cove (TV series)\|Cedar Cove]]'' (2013–2015), the network's first original scripted drama series, adapted from [[w:Debbie Macomber\|Debbie Macomber]]'s novels. Spence played Cliff "Cowboy" Harting, a rancher estranged from his country-singer father at the time of his father's death, appearing as a recurring character in season one and as a series regular in seasons two and three opposite [[w:Andie MacDowell\|Andie MacDowell]].<ref group="external" name="alchetron_cedarcove">{{cite web\|url=https://alchetron.com/Cedar-Cove-(TV-series)\|title=Cedar Cove (TV series)\|publisher=Alchetron\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> His on-screen love interest was played by [[~~w:Teryl Rothery\|~~Teryl Rothery]], whom Spence described as an old friend and previous collaborator; he also noted that the role required him to master horse-riding properly, having previously only listed it on his résumé as a skill he could approximate.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview">{{cite web\|url=https://mydevotionalthoughts.net/interview-with-actor-sebastian-spence-garage-sale-mystery-murder-most-medieval/\|title=Interview With Actor Sebastian Spence, "Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval"\|last=Hill\|first=Ruth\|publisher=Media From the Heart\|date=20 August 2017\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>		His longest recurring role after ''First Wave'' came on Hallmark Channel's ''[[w:Cedar Cove (TV series)\|Cedar Cove]]'' (2013–2015), the network's first original scripted drama series, adapted from [[w:Debbie Macomber\|Debbie Macomber]]'s novels. Spence played Cliff "Cowboy" Harting, a rancher estranged from his country-singer father at the time of his father's death, appearing as a recurring character in season one and as a series regular in seasons two and three opposite [[w:Andie MacDowell\|Andie MacDowell]].<ref group="external" name="alchetron_cedarcove">{{cite web\|url=https://alchetron.com/Cedar-Cove-(TV-series)\|title=Cedar Cove (TV series)\|publisher=Alchetron\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> His on-screen love interest was played by [[Teryl Rothery]], whom Spence described as an old friend and previous collaborator; he also noted that the role required him to master horse-riding properly, having previously only listed it on his résumé as a skill he could approximate.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview">{{cite web\|url=https://mydevotionalthoughts.net/interview-with-actor-sebastian-spence-garage-sale-mystery-murder-most-medieval/\|title=Interview With Actor Sebastian Spence, "Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval"\|last=Hill\|first=Ruth\|publisher=Media From the Heart\|date=20 August 2017\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>

	In 2017 he played eccentric medievalist philanthropist Bill Wallace in the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries film ''Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval'', directed by Neill Fearnley, with whom he had previously worked on the Hallmark film ''Daniel's Daughter''.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview" /> Around the same time, he filmed two Lifetime features: ''Witness Protection'' (dir. David DeCoteau, shot on Vancouver Island), in which he played hitman Maxyl, and ''Deadly Attraction'' (dir. George Erschbamer), in which he played private investigator Dance Carol.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview" />		In 2017 he played eccentric medievalist philanthropist Bill Wallace in the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries film ''Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval'', directed by Neill Fearnley, with whom he had previously worked on the Hallmark film ''Daniel's Daughter''.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview" /> Around the same time, he filmed two Lifetime features: ''Witness Protection'' (dir. David DeCoteau, shot on Vancouver Island), in which he played hitman Maxyl, and ''Deadly Attraction'' (dir. George Erschbamer), in which he played private investigator Dance Carol.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview" />

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	'''Sebastian Spence''' (born December 9, 1969) is a Canadian television actor who portrays the recurring character of Lt. [[Noel Allison\|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] in the [[Re-imagined Series]].		'''Sebastian Spence''' (born December 9, 1969) is a Canadian television actor who portrays the recurring character of Lt. [[Noel Allison\|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] in the [[Re-imagined Series]], and later appeared as Lt. [[Jim Kirby\|Jim "Sunshine" Kirby]] in ''[[Blood & Chrome]]''.

	Born in St.John's, Newfoundland, Canada, Spence is known for playing the lead role of Cade Foster in the [[Sci Fi Channel]] original series ''[[w:First Wave (TV series)\|First Wave]]''.		Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, Spence is known for playing the lead role of Cade Foster in the [[Sci Fi Channel]] original series ''[[w:First Wave (TV series)\|First Wave]]''.

	Spence has a chronic back injury, which resulted in two corrective surgeries, one in 1999, and another in 2000.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue200/interview.html\|title=Series creator Chris Brancato is confident that First Wave will last\|date=\|accessdate=23 May 2007\|last=Garcia\|first=Frank\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		Spence has a chronic back injury, which resulted in two corrective surgeries, one in 1999, and another in 2000.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue200/interview.html\|title=Series creator Chris Brancato is confident that First Wave will last\|date=\|accessdate=23 May 2007\|last=Garcia\|first=Frank\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	Beginning with ''Third Man Out'' (2005), Spence appeared as Timothy "Timmy" Callahan — the lawyer partner of the openly gay private investigator Donald Strachey, played by Chad Allen — across all four films in the [[w:Donald Strachey mystery films\|''Donald Strachey Mystery'']] series produced by here! Films: ''Third Man Out'' (2005), ''Shock to the System'' (2006), ''On the Other Hand, Death'' (2008), and ''Ice Blues'' (2008).<ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/\|title=Ice Blues (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> ''On the Other Hand, Death'' and ''Ice Blues'' were each nominated for the [[w:GLAAD Media Award\|GLAAD Media Award]] for Outstanding TV Movie or Limited Series.<ref group="external" name="imdb_ontheotherhand_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1238298/\|title=On the Other Hand, Death (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/awards/\|title=Ice Blues (2008) – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>		Beginning with ''Third Man Out'' (2005), Spence appeared as Timothy "Timmy" Callahan — the lawyer partner of the openly gay private investigator Donald Strachey, played by Chad Allen — across all four films in the [[w:Donald Strachey mystery films\|''Donald Strachey Mystery'']] series produced by here! Films: ''Third Man Out'' (2005), ''Shock to the System'' (2006), ''On the Other Hand, Death'' (2008), and ''Ice Blues'' (2008).<ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/\|title=Ice Blues (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> ''On the Other Hand, Death'' and ''Ice Blues'' were each nominated for the [[w:GLAAD Media Award\|GLAAD Media Award]] for Outstanding TV Movie or Limited Series.<ref group="external" name="imdb_ontheotherhand_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1238298/\|title=On the Other Hand, Death (2008)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_iceblues_glaad">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1130987/awards/\|title=Ice Blues (2008) – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>

	Spence has made notable guest appearances across three of the longest-running North American science fiction franchises of his era: as a deputy in the ''[[w:The X-Files\|X-Files]]'' episode "Home" (1996); as the Tok'ra Delek in the ''[[w:Stargate SG-1\|Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Death Knell" (2004); and as Ted Kord/[[w:Blue Beetle\|Blue Beetle]] in the ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' episode "Booster" (2011).<ref group="external" name="imdb_spence_bio" /> He also appeared in ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'' (2001) as Charles Smith, and had guest roles in ''[[w:Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'', ''[[w:Andromeda (TV series)\|Andromeda]]'', ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'', and ''[[w:The Returned (American TV series)\|The Returned]]'', among others.<ref group="external" name="tvguide_spence_credits" /><ref group="commentary" name="green_littlereview_firstwave" />		Spence has made notable guest appearances across three of the longest-running North American science fiction franchises of his era: as a deputy in the ''[[w:The X-Files\|X-Files]]'' episode "Home" (1996); as the Tok'ra Delek in the ''[[w:Stargate SG-1\|Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Death Knell" (2004); and as Ted Kord/[[w:Blue Beetle\|Blue Beetle]] in the ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' episode "Booster" (2011).<ref group="external" name="imdb_spence_bio" /> He also appeared in ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (American TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'' (2001) as Charles Smith, and had guest roles in ''[[w:Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'', ''[[w:Andromeda (TV series)\|Andromeda]]'', ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'', and ''[[w:The Returned (American TV series)\|The Returned]]'', among others.<ref group="external" name="tvguide_spence_credits" /><ref group="commentary" name="green_littlereview_firstwave" />

	His longest recurring role after ''First Wave'' came on Hallmark Channel's ''[[w:Cedar Cove (TV series)\|Cedar Cove]]'' (2013–2015), the network's first original scripted drama series, adapted from [[w:Debbie Macomber\|Debbie Macomber]]'s novels. Spence played Cliff "Cowboy" Harting, a rancher estranged from his country-singer father at the time of his father's death, appearing as a recurring character in season one and as a series regular in seasons two and three opposite [[w:Andie MacDowell\|Andie MacDowell]].<ref group="external" name="alchetron_cedarcove">{{cite web\|url=https://alchetron.com/Cedar-Cove-(TV-series)\|title=Cedar Cove (TV series)\|publisher=Alchetron\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> His on-screen love interest was played by [[Teryl Rothery]], whom Spence described as an old friend and previous collaborator; he also noted that the role required him to master horse-riding properly, having previously only listed it on his résumé as a skill he could approximate.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview">{{cite web\|url=https://mydevotionalthoughts.net/interview-with-actor-sebastian-spence-garage-sale-mystery-murder-most-medieval/\|title=Interview With Actor Sebastian Spence, "Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval"\|last=Hill\|first=Ruth\|publisher=Media From the Heart\|date=20 August 2017\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>		His longest recurring role after ''First Wave'' came on Hallmark Channel's ''[[w:Cedar Cove (TV series)\|Cedar Cove]]'' (2013–2015), the network's first original scripted drama series, adapted from [[w:Debbie Macomber\|Debbie Macomber]]'s novels. Spence played Cliff "Cowboy" Harting, a rancher estranged from his country-singer father at the time of his father's death, appearing as a recurring character in season one and as a series regular in seasons two and three opposite [[w:Andie MacDowell\|Andie MacDowell]].<ref group="external" name="alchetron_cedarcove">{{cite web\|url=https://alchetron.com/Cedar-Cove-(TV-series)\|title=Cedar Cove (TV series)\|publisher=Alchetron\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref> His on-screen love interest was played by [[Teryl Rothery]], whom Spence described as an old friend and previous collaborator; he also noted that the role required him to master horse-riding properly, having previously only listed it on his résumé as a skill he could approximate.<ref group="commentary" name="hillruth_gsm_interview">{{cite web\|url=https://mydevotionalthoughts.net/interview-with-actor-sebastian-spence-garage-sale-mystery-murder-most-medieval/\|title=Interview With Actor Sebastian Spence, "Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval"\|last=Hill\|first=Ruth\|publisher=Media From the Heart\|date=20 August 2017\|accessdate=17 May 2026}}</ref>

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	'''Sebastian Spence''' (born December 9, 1969) is a Canadian television actor who portrays the recurring character of Lt. [[Noel Allison\|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] in the [[Re-imagined Series]].		'''Sebastian Spence''' (born December 9, 1969) is a Canadian television actor who portrays the recurring character of Lt. [[Noel Allison\|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] in the [[Re-imagined Series]], and later appeared as Lt. [[Jim Kirby\|Jim "Sunshine" Kirby]] in ''[[Blood & Chrome]]''.

	Born in St.John's, Newfoundland, Canada, Spence is known for playing the lead role of Cade Foster in the [[Sci Fi Channel]] original series ''[[w:First Wave (TV series)\|First Wave]]''.		Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, Spence is known for playing the lead role of Cade Foster in the [[Sci Fi Channel]] original series ''[[w:First Wave (TV series)\|First Wave]]''.

	Spence has a chronic back injury, which resulted in two corrective surgeries, one in 1999, and another in 2000.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue200/interview.html\|title=Series creator Chris Brancato is confident that First Wave will last\|date=\|accessdate=23 May 2007\|last=Garcia\|first=Frank\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		Spence has a chronic back injury, which resulted in two corrective surgeries, one in 1999, and another in 2000.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue200/interview.html\|title=Series creator Chris Brancato is confident that First Wave will last\|date=\|accessdate=23 May 2007\|last=Garcia\|first=Frank\|format=\|language=}}</ref>