What Is Les Lignes du temps About?
Sci-Fi and Universal+ introduced Les Lignes du temps, an eight-episode drama weaving together family, destiny, and suspense. The storyline follows Gabriela, a mother who, after moving into a new home, discovers a mysterious mineral in her dining room. When she touches it, she's propelled into a vision of the future—one that reveals the tragic death of her daughter Emma.
Determined to stop this disaster, Gabriela will do whatever it takes to try to change the future and save her daughter. She finds an ally in Andrés, a police inspector who has also experienced a similar phenomenon. The show dives into big questions about free will and destiny, offering more than just thrills for viewers who like their sci-fi with thought-provoking themes.
A Standout Cast
The series debuted September 1, 2026, on Universal+ and Sci-Fi, with new episodes airing each Tuesday. Marta Hazas, known for her performances in Velvet and Gran Hotel, stars as Gabriela. Opposite her is Álex González (Toy Boy, Vivir sin permiso) as Inspector Andrés. Denisse Peña (El Internado) plays Emma, the daughter at the center of Gabriela’s quest. Supporting roles include Pablo Derqui (La Catedral de la Mar) and Cristina Marcos (Vis a vis, known in English as Locked Up).
Format and Finale
Les Lignes du temps is produced by Good Moon and created by Daniel Écija, who also served as executive producer. The show consists of eight episodes, each approximately 45 minutes long. The series was designed for a single season, with its story concluding at the end of this initial set of episodes—giving viewers a complete narrative with no follow-up season planned.
The Enduring Allure of Time Travel
The fascination with time travel continues to inspire writers. According to reports, the creators of the sitcom The Big Bang Theory have worked on a new spin-off centered on the character Stuart. Titled Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, the project is expected to explore concepts like parallel universes and the nature of time itself. Sci-fi enthusiasts can look forward to more stories playing with timelines and possibilities—across series and genres alike.
