nathan james taking the fate of humanity in their hands.s the lucky girl who got to sit down with eric dane who stars as the ship's commander. tnt is owned by our parent company turner broadcasting. people are really resonating with it. do you think it's because it's sort of got this torn from the headlines vibe to it? some of the headlines like the ebola crisis -- >> we are so ahead of the curve too. i think any viewer would probably think the story lines they're seeing were torn from the headlines and written postfactum. but we shot the pandemic a year before the ebola crisis came out. >> did it give you the shivers a little bit? >> 30 years ago this would have been science fiction. now it's somewhat probably, which is scary. had the obviously outbreak happened in a largely populated city or even gotten onto an airline, it could decimate 80% of the world's population. >> youwhat do we expect the next season? >> a lot of the same. >> more hostility? >> we're created a cure a vaccine. we have to set up communications and reestablish civiliz

one introduced in shiloh, a lieutenant named james healey from memphis, under nathan forest. and joe wheeler, confederate cavalry general, who serves as a major general in the spanish-american war. he commands teddy roosevelt and the rough riders. a confederate cavalry commander fighting joe wheeler. healey is on the front lines and looks around him and sees what we have left to hold them back. not enough. he is deeply in despair. but again, another one of these people that understands you have to fight. the opportunities and chances are part of the story. i was happy to bring seeley back another character that was unique, and many people do not do it because you do not find accounts, as sherman's army marches through georgia, they march past a plantation. the plantation owners and overseers, people keeping slaves, are gone. the slaves are sitting at the plantation watching the army march by. they begin to realize we do not have to stay here. and they begin to follow the army. tens of thousands of them walk off the farms and plantations and begin to follow sherman's army. the