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Alias: The Lost Episode

IMDb 7.3

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Sydney Bristow isn't your average grad student. She's a black ops CIA spy working double-duty as a double-agent, kicking asses and stealing secrets all over the world. All this while trying to maintain the normal life of a twenty-something.

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What is Alias: The Lost Episode (2002) about?

Sydney Bristow isn't your average grad student. She's a black ops CIA spy working double-duty as a double-agent, kicking asses and stealing secrets all over the world. All this while trying to maintain the normal life of a twenty-something.

Who stars in Alias: The Lost Episode?

Alias: The Lost Episode stars Jenny Anastasoff (Woman with Coffee), David Briggs (Various Roles), Barbara Fears (Francie), Muriel Kenderdine (Woman on Street), Tom McGinty (Man Chasing Elevator). The film was directed by Efram Potelle.

How long is Alias: The Lost Episode?

Alias: The Lost Episode has a runtime of 15 min and premiered in 2002.

Is Alias: The Lost Episode worth watching?

Alias: The Lost Episode holds an IMDb rating of 7.3/10. Fans of Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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