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Remember Y2K? Yes, yes, for a while in the late nineties a surprising number of people thought all computer systems would go haywire at the stroke of midnight as we went from 1999 to 2000. It didn't happen, but the hysteria surrounding it inspired none other than James Cameron and Charles H. Eglee to come up with DARK ANGEL (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAqFZqNADLk), a Fox TV series set in a world where an electromagnetic pulse has destroyed every computer in America. It would serve as the launching pad for young Jessica Alba, who starred as the genetically enhanced heroine, Max Guevara, aka X5-452. An interesting precursor to ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL, the show only ran for two seasons on Fox, but has maintained a cult following ever since. So join us at Gone But Not Forgotten as we take a look back at this fun, sci-fi cult hit.

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Created by James Cameron and Charles H. Eglee, Dark Angel was an American biopunk/cyberpunk sci-fi series that was released in 2000. The show followed a genetically enhanced super-soldier named Max Guevara, who was portrayed by Jessica Alba and Geneva Locke at different points in her story arc. While it was supposed to go on for longer, Dark Angel was called off after just two seasons, and it has been forgotten over time (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iNY5RTxF5U). Today, we will explore this cyberpunk series in great detail and tell you everything about what really led to the show’s unfortunate fate after it kicked off on a high note!