By Jamie Ruby

Canada's hit scripted series, Continuum, premieres for the first time in the US, on Monday on Syfy. The series follows Kiera Cameron, played by Rachel Nichols, a City Protective Service Officer from 2077 who ends up trapped in present day after terrorists inadvertently take her along as they escape their execution.

Cameron must learn her away around the vastly different world, with only the help of teenage tech expert Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen), who discovers her secret. In attempt to find the terrorists she works to hide her true identity and infiltrate the police department in hope to stop them from changing the future. Her ultimate goal is also to return to her husband (John Reardon) and son in her future. With her new partner at the precinct, Detective Carlos Fonnegra (Victor Webster), they try to track down the terrorists.

By Jamie Ruby

Monday, season one of Continuum will come to a shocking conclusion while Kiera races to stop a terrorist attack that she knows will be devastating and bring the Liber8 movement to the forefront. In preparation of the episode airing on Syfy, the series stars Rachel Nichols, who plays Kiera, and Victor Webster, who plays Carlos, as well as the creator and executive producer, Simon Barry, talked to the digital media. They discussed the season finale, as well as teased about what's in store for season two.

Executive producer Barry revealed to SciFi Vision that at some point, Kiera may have to start to reveal some of her secrets to Carlos. "We obviously want to get to a point, at some point, where we've mined him not knowing and sort of dealing with their relationship based on trust and faith, to the point where it makes sense, and then to move on from that point. I can't tell you exactly when that's going to happen, but I think that we're all in agreement that it's best for their relationship to evolve at a certain point; we're just not locked into when that's going to happen."

Continuum, Canada's highest-rated scripted series on basic cable, premiered recently for the first time in the US. The series stars Rachel Nichols as Kiera Cameron, a City Protective Services officer from 2077, who is accidentally transported back to 2012 when terrorists use time travel as a means to escape execution. Stuck in the past, Cameron works to bring down the terrorists to stop them from changing the history, as well as find a way to return to her husband and son in her own time.

She is helped by Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen), a teen tech expert, to infiltrate the police in hopes to stop the terrorists. There she partners with detective Carlos Fonnegra, played by Victor Webster, who can never find out who she really is.

SYFY’S POWERFUL MONDAYS PROGRAMMING BLOCK KICKS OFF 2013 WITH SEASON THREE RETURNS OF HIT SERIES BEING HUMAN AND LOST GIRL

PREMIERE OF TIME-TRAVELING POLICE DRAMA CONTINUUM

MONDAY, JANUARY 14 FROM 8-11PM

NEW YORK – January 2, 2013 – Syfy’s Powerful Mondays programming block returns on Monday, January 14, kicking off with the premiere of the new original series Continuum at 8PM (ET/PT), followed by the season three returns of hit programs Being Human at 9PM and Lost Girl at 10PM.