Such mysteries take a special detective to solve them. Played by British actor Rufus Sewell (“John Adams,” “The Holiday”), Dr. Jacob Hood is the science-expert sleuth in “Eleventh Hour,” “CSI” franchise mentor Jerry Bruckheimer’s take on a 2006 U.K. miniseries that had Patrick Stewart in the central role.
The CBS revision premieres tonight with Hood as an FBI consultant with an ever-present guardian in a field agent (Marley Shelton, “Grindhouse”).
) science that surrounds us every day of our lives already. If not every one of us, every other one of us has been directly affected in one form or another by cutting-edge breakthroughs in genetics, biochemistry, miniaturization and nanotechnology.

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Rufus Sewell plays a biophysicist and Marley Shelton plays his FBI protection officer in ''Eleventh Hour.'' (Marcel williams/warner bros.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - You don't really need 11 hours -- merely two -- to discern that the new Jerry Bruckheimer procedural "Eleventh Hour" is

By TIM GOODMAN San Francisco Chronicle Dr. Jacob Hood (Rufus Sewell), with the help of sidekick and FBI agent Rachel Young (Marley Shelton),