TV SERIES · 2000– · USA
The Invisible Man
7 archived facts 4 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
7 Interesting Facts About The Invisible Man
Interesting Facts (4)
- #001
In the second season, The Invisible Man, Darien Fawkes, was referred to by the nickname "The I-Man" in the series and in promotions.
- #002
Darien Fawkes says "Aw Crap" in every episode of the series. At tense turning points he repeats it calmly.
- #003
Alex Munroe (Brandy Ledford) has numerous fight scenes in her appearances in Season 2. In her fights she only kicks. She never punches.
- #004
Throughout Season 2, many episodes contain significantly more horror genre elements than Season 1.
Production Story (1)
- #005
Despite successful ratings in its time slots, the series lasted two seasons before being cancelled due to cost issues and internal strife between the Sci Fi Channel and its then parent company USA Networks. Despite its science fiction and action elements, the series' storylines address various adult themes such as freedom of choice, determinism and government bureaucracy.
Characters & Cast (1)
- #006
In the episode "Exposed," Darian releases a wild-looking man from a secret experimental prison and remarks, "Do I know you?" The man he frees is played by Adam Storke, who starred in the earlier series Prey (1998), in which Vincent Ventresca played a doctor.
Easter Eggs & References (1)
- #007
Darien Fawkes's wardrobe generally consists of brown and gray trousers/pants worn with tan jeans and various sneakers. His everyday clothes mostly do not match. He prefers V-neck T-shirts and retro-style leather jackets, and he is also fond of wearing "truck driver" uniform jackets with name tags bearing someone else's name. He is also known for his unique, high-quiff hairstyle.
Sources & editorial notes
Reference databases
- IMDb
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