The channel ordered another 13 episodes of the Canadian time-traveling series about a female cop from the future who is trapped in present-day Vancouver.
TORONTO -- Syfy has renewed the Canadian time-traveling drama Continuum for a second season.
The cable channel ordered another 13 episodes of the sci-fi series from Reunion Pictures that stars Rachel Nichols as a cop from the future who finds herself trapped in present-day Vancouver.
The sophomore season of Continuum, which airs in Canada on Showcase, will launch June 7 on Syfy.
The first season, which debuted Jan. 14, averaged 1.35 million total viewers on Monday nights.
The second season of Continuum will see Cameron pick up from the rookie-season finale where she fights a ticking clock to prevent a cataclysmic act of terrorism.
The Canadian drama co-stars Victor Webster as Detective Carlos Fonnegra and Erik Knudsen (Jericho) as teen tech genius Alec Sadler.
Executive producers are series creator Simon Barry, Pat Williams and Tom Rowe.
