Hulu - The Pretender: Every Picture Tells a Story

I like the way Jared dishes it out.

Also consider that this is not swimming pool competency he had to gain. He had to be good enough a swimmer to pass for having been in the coast guard and to be able to tread water in the ocean.

From: The coast guard req.

The required monthly physical training test includes push-ups, situps, pull-ups, chin-ups, 12-minute crawl swim (500-yard minimum), 25-yard underwater swim and a 200-yard buddy tow. See 2 other replies

As someone who was in the military (in the CG), it was really weird not seeing insignias on their collars or hat. That being said, I am really enjoying this series. I was twelve when this came out so it is nice that hulu is putting on older shows. I would never have seen it otherwise!

I didn't watch this show when it aired on network TV so here i am watching it on hulu it seems pretty good and i know i have only watched 2 episodes but to me it seems like something is missing not sure what it is not sure if i can get addicted to this show like have have been addicted to so many of the newer Shows I've been staying up late watching on Hulu

5 weeks to LEARN HOW yes I agree but 5 weeks to practice and get very good at it and build up a little endurance makes sense. See 2 other replies

thats outrageously slow... took me that long when i was 4 years old.

When the pretender first appeared on television i also was hooked my imagination flared at his abilty to become anyone and i also increased my knowledge base giving myself a greater field of skills.. Though what truely shaped me through this show was the giving nature of its character how freely he gave of himself and in all the derictions this show could have gone they never lost that drive to use these skills to repair the broken peices we create... That motivation gave me a greater sense of my self and added to my work or what i have chosen for myself to do in this life.

I hope anyone who watches this show finds the same purity that i did in the character Jared and allows jareds youthful look at the world to brighten thier day...

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Season:Episode	Title	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
Season 1
22	Dragon House - Season Finale, Part 2	46:49	05/17/1997
21	Dragon House - Season Finale, Part 1	46:49	05/17/1997
20	Baby Love	46:47	05/10/1997
19	Jarod's Honor	46:50	05/03/1997
18	Unhappy Landings	46:45	04/26/1997
17	Keys	46:45	04/05/1997
16	Under the Reds	46:49	03/22/1997
15	Jaroldo!	46:47	03/08/1997
14	Ranger Jarod	46:42	02/15/1997
13	Bazooka Jarod	46:44	02/08/1997
12	Prison Story	46:41	02/01/1997
11	Bomb Squad	46:47	01/18/1997
10	The Better Part Of Valor	46:48	01/11/1997
9	Mirage	46:43	01/04/1997
8	Not Even a Mouse	46:07	12/14/1996
7	A Virus Among Us	46:16	11/16/1996
6	To Serve And Protect	46:16	11/09/1996
5	The Paper Clock	46:15	11/02/1996
4	Curious Jarod	46:16	10/26/1996
3	Flyer	46:18	10/19/1996
2	Every Picture Tells a Story	46:16	09/28/1996
1	Pilot	42:56	09/19/1996

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