Magnus returns to a scruffy sanctuary just a few hours before it is to be inspected by the head of a team of UN security. She encounters a battered Henry, who claims he was attacked by Will, and learns that Bigfoot is not.
Sanctuary, the first broadcast-quality science fiction series to migrate from the Internet to the network (cable) television, and the first TV series that are registered with RED digital cameras use green screen technology in almost every shot , star of Stargate SG-1 veteran Amanda Tapping as Dr. Helen Magnus.
Dr. Magnus is leading a worldwide network of sanctuaries for supernatural creatures, or as he likes to call them, abnormal - recovering from around the world. After injection of a serum blood created from pure, ancient vampire, Magnus and a small group of colleagues have come to possess special skills, paranormal, or "powers" - it is the extreme longevity.
Helen Magnus is a very nice and very well preserved 158 years old. In his work, which is backed by a talented team of specialists: his daughter Ashley (Emilie Ullerup), trained in weapons and combat, Henry Foss (Ryan Robbins), a werewolf assistant part-time techno geek and the Big Guy (Christopher Heyerdahl), a gentle giant who also happens to be a member intelligent, well refined Sasquatch branch of the family of hominids.
Heyerdahl also plays John Druitt - at some point a friend and enemy, a teleporter who just happens to be Ashley's father - and Jack the Ripper. Dr. Will Zimmerman (Robin Dunne) completes the team. Will, a young forensic psychiatrist who recently died and rose from the dead in Kali (3), has become a confidant of Magnus and protected.
Unfortunately, Ashley was lost in the void at the beginning of the second season and may or may not ever return. She was replaced by Kate Magnus team (Agam Darshi), a context ex-wife and the thief with many shady connections. Druitt, like her daughter, sacrificed for the team and disappeared - and again, may or may not return.
