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Flashpoint S01E01 REPACK HDTV XviD-0TV

0TV has released the first episode of the new CTV/CBS show Flashpoint. Flashpoint follows the lives of Strategic Response Unit (SRU) cops, the unit responsible for high-risk situations — from hostage rescues to gang busts to bombs. Every day is a race against the clock to protect lives all while dealing with the stress of the situations.
REPACK: because original release was undersized and slightly out of sync.

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A man takes a woman hostage outside of an office building, resulting in the SRU to respond in a race against time in order to save the hostage and bystanders that may be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

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flashpoint.101.hdtv-0tv or flashpoint.101.repack.hdtv-0tv
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  1. July 12th, 2008 | 04:18

    lol no one calls it SRU, its just SWAT :D

    Will give this a watch though

  2. Shanon
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:18

    netload link?

  3. Crazyx
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:19

    i Just finished watching on tv not a must watch aculy not realy good id give a 5 or 6 /10 but thats it possibly lower :(

  4. DSlick
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:21

    This show reminds me of Standoff. Except Standoff was WAAAAYYYYYYY Better..

  5. Jason
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:26

    lets wait for the repack.

  6. PERSONZ!
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:28

    Anyone have a single link download?

  7. dooby
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:28
  8. WizaRd
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:32

    rs links?

  9. lol
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:35
  10. Jason
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:38
  11. John
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:51
  12. cos
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:52

    ===MEGASHARES===

    flashpoint.101.repack.hdtv-0tv.avi
    http://d01.megashares.com/?d01=3cbdb7f

  13. enkay2
    July 12th, 2008 | 04:56

    thank you so much=]]
    i hope that you keep posting all the episodes for this show.
    =]]

  14. Em
    July 12th, 2008 | 05:09

    I wouldn’t call this is CBS show - it’s a Canadian show (CTV) that is also airing in the US. Not just shot there like so many other shows - but an actual Canadian show!

  15. LexInEffect
    July 12th, 2008 | 05:15

    don’t you guys love downloading 4 files then extracting 400 more files…. i just love that

  16. lamenoid
    July 12th, 2008 | 05:20

    this show seems interesting.

    does anyone know the name of the website that hosts rapidshare/megaupload etc links of various shows.
    I found it somewhere last tv season but i seem to have lost it since i haven’t been following this season. thanks.

  17. lamenoid
    July 12th, 2008 | 05:29

    nvm found it, doesn’t have this show though.

  18. Click
    July 12th, 2008 | 05:44

    just watch the show… pretty cool stuff… the girl in the SRU is pretty HOT. only thing that will probably keep me watching plus living in Toronto too. the scene was taken around King St. :D I dunno why the guy who took the subway took the long way…I geuss he dint want to transfer lol.

  19. Halab
    July 12th, 2008 | 05:44

    What a great show! Intense but yet realistic, goes more indepth about swat work than I’ve seen in any other tv drama or really movie for that matter.

  20. July 12th, 2008 | 05:48

    i’m going to wait for the 720p. this is a series i’m going to be watching. i read a newspaper article that they consult real police type ppl to make sure the show is being realistic.

  21. joejoe
    July 12th, 2008 | 06:17

    wow, 0TV are really “unique”…

    Flashpoint.S01E01.REPACK.HDTV.XviD-0TV

    http://freetvdown.org/851-flashpoint-season-1-episode-1-repack/

  22. smartass
    July 12th, 2008 | 06:24

    the show is alright i’ll defiantly continue watching. After a couple of episodes i’ll decide

  23. Phara
    July 12th, 2008 | 06:47

    http://www.ninjavideo.net/video/7850

    1 Click Stream and Download - Repack btw

    Also… I’m watching it right now. It’s amazing how a show about guns and hostages is this friggin’ boring.

  24. joo1
    July 12th, 2008 | 06:51

    tvfreeload is a good website for various tv shows

  25. new
    July 12th, 2008 | 07:34
  26. Smith
    July 12th, 2008 | 08:11
  27. Dave
    July 12th, 2008 | 08:29

    that chick is actually Pink Ranger from Power Rangers. Wikipedia is your friends :D

  28. d1f2
    July 12th, 2008 | 08:36
  29. Thief
    July 12th, 2008 | 08:48

    hope its goiood, i enjoy stuff like this.
    the unit was good, too ban it got cut off, anyone hear about the unit, whats going on?

  30. ....
    July 12th, 2008 | 08:50

    should i expect alot of action in this show?

  31. MusicDownload
    July 12th, 2008 | 09:13

    this should be good i hope someone upload eng subtitles

  32. ster
    July 12th, 2008 | 09:24

    The advertisements here are getting crazy. I can’t get more than two clicks in before an ad pops up. Are the server costs that high? I don’t think so.

  33. Rizzu
    July 12th, 2008 | 09:31

    I agree, but I guess it’s better to call it SRU - if they called it SWAT or something like that, they’d be confused with all the other films/reality shows out there.

  34. therapix
    July 12th, 2008 | 10:59

    I don’t know if it’s because I just woke up or what, but in the screenshot they look like CGI.

  35. pejafor3
    July 12th, 2008 | 11:07

    Hate CBS!!!

    Jericho Ranger

  36. bleble
    July 12th, 2008 | 11:20

    Oooh, a show about the federalized genocidal death squads.

    In recent years American police forces have called out SWAT teams 40,000 or
    more times annually. Last year did you read in your newspaper or hear on TV
    news of 110 hostage or terrorist events each day? No. What then were the
    SWAT teams doing? They were serving routine warrants to people who posed no
    danger to the police or to the public.

    Occasionally Washington think tanks produce reports that are not special
    pleading for donors. One such report is Radley Balko’s “Overkill: The Rise
    of Paramilitary Police Raids in America” (Cato Institute, 2006).

    This 100-page report is extremely important and should have been published
    as a book. SWAT teams (Special Weapons and Tactics) were once rare and used
    only for very dangerous situations, often involving hostages held by armed
    criminals. Today SWAT teams are deployed for routine police duties. In the
    US today, 75-80% of SWAT deployments are for warrant service.

    In a high percentage of the cases, the SWAT teams forcefully enter the wrong
    address, resulting in death, injury, and trauma to perfectly innocent
    people. Occasionally, highly keyed-up police kill one another in the
    confusion caused by their stun grenades.

    Mr. Balko reports that the use of paramilitary police units began in Los
    Angeles in the 1960s. The militarization of local police forces got a big
    boost from Attorney General Ed Meese’s “war on drugs” during the Reagan
    administration. A National Security Decision Directive was issued that
    declared drugs to be a threat to US national security. In 1988 Congress
    ordered the National Guard into the domestic drug war. In 1994 the
    Department of Defense issued a memorandum authorizing the transfer of
    military equipment and technology to state and local police, and Congress
    created a program “to facilitate handing military gear over to civilian
    police agencies.”

    Today 17,000 local police forces are equipped with such military equipment
    as Blackhawk helicopters, machine guns, grenade launchers, battering rams,
    explosives, chemical sprays, body armor, night vision, rappelling gear and
    armored vehicles. Some have tanks. In 1999, the New York Times reported that
    a retired police chief in New Haven, Connecticut, told the newspaper, “I was
    offered tanks, bazookas, anything I wanted.” Balklo reports that in 1997,
    for example, police departments received 1.2 million pieces of military
    equipment.

    With local police forces now armed beyond the standard of US heavy infantry,
    police forces have been retrained “to vaporize, not Mirandize,” to use a
    phrase from Reagan administration defense official Lawrence Korb. This
    leaves the public at the mercy of brutal actions based on bad police
    information from paid informers.

    SWAT team deployments received a huge boost from the Byrne Justice
    Assistance Grant program, which gave states federal money for drug
    enforcement. Balko explains that “the states then disbursed the money to
    local police departments on the basis of each department’s number of drug
    arrests.”

    With financial incentives to maximize drug arrests and with idle SWAT teams
    due to a paucity of hostage or other dangerous situations, local police
    chiefs threw their SWAT teams into drug enforcement. In practice, this has
    meant using SWAT teams to serve warrants on drug users.

    SWAT teams serve warrants by breaking into homes and apartments at night
    while people are sleeping, often using stun grenades and other devices to
    disorient the occupants. As much of the police’s drug information comes from
    professional informers known as “snitches” who tip off police for cash
    rewards, dropped charges, and reduced sentences, names and addresses are
    often pulled out of a hat. Balko provides details for 135 tragic cases of
    mistaken addresses.

    SWAT teams are not held accountable for their tragic mistakes and gratuitous
    brutality. Police killings got so bad in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for
    example, that the city hired criminologist Sam Walker to conduct an
    investigation of police tactics. Killings by police were “off the charts,”
    Walker found, because the SWAT team “had an organizational culture that led
    them to escalate situations upward rather then de-escalating.”

    The mind-set of militarized SWAT teams is geared to “taking out” or killing
    the suspect– thus, the many deaths from SWAT team utilization. Many
    innocent people are killed in night time SWAT team entries, because they
    don’t realize that it is the police who have broken into their homes. They
    believe they are confronted by dangerous criminals, and when they try to
    defend themselves they are shot down by the police.

    As Lawrence Stratton and I have reported, one of many corrupting influences
    on the criminal justice (sic) system is the practice of paying “snitches” to
    generate suspects. In 1995 the Boston Globe profiled people who lived
    entirely off the fees that they were paid as police informants. Snitches
    create suspects by selling a small amount of marijuana to a person who they
    then report to the police as being in possession of drugs. Balko reports
    that “an overwhelming number of mistaken raids take place because police
    relied on information from confidential informants.” In Raleigh-Durham,
    North Carolina, 87% of drug raids originated in tips from snitches.

    Many police informers are themselves drug dealers who avoid arrest and knock
    off competitors by serving as police snitches.

    Surveying the deplorable situation, the National Law Journal concluded:
    “Criminals have been turned into instruments of law enforcement, while law
    enforcement officers have become criminal co-conspirators.”

    Balko believes the problem could be reduced if judges scrutinized unreliable
    information before issuing warrants. If judges would actually do their jobs,
    there would be fewer innocent victims of SWAT brutality. However, as long as
    the war on drugs persists and as long as it produces financial rewards to
    police departments, local police forces, saturated with military weapons and
    war imagery, will continue to terrorize American citizens.

  37. m00n
    July 12th, 2008 | 11:35
  38. k00k
    July 12th, 2008 | 11:37

    torrent:
    http://tinyurl.com/flashpoint-s01e01-hdtv-xvid

    (seeding with gbit line now, so it’s fast)

  39. black_machismo
    July 12th, 2008 | 11:52

    i don’t get hit with any ads but i have an mvps hosts file so it blocks popups and popins basically any ads even some banners will be blocked lol

    this looks like it will last 6 episodes..0 points for originality might of done alright 10 years ago if it had decent actors…when is the shield coming back

  40. bould
    July 12th, 2008 | 12:04

    @40, the ads containts malmware that infects users so i suggest using ADblock and flashblocks.

  41. free_torrents
    July 12th, 2008 | 12:59

    Torrents someone?

  42. Click
    July 12th, 2008 | 13:10

    cant wait for next week episode ahhhhh soo gud.

  43. majenta
    July 12th, 2008 | 13:21

    Just to let you all know this is a Canadian tv series it was filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. So some of the terms used are Canadian terms. like the SRU not swat. we don’t use that term here.

  44. FBI
    July 12th, 2008 | 13:22

    Me opinion on these hour shows the compression is so good with xvid these 42 min(hour tv shows) look so good with the 350mb downloads that thats all I need. The qulaity easily looks as good as my comcast HD tv output.
    I’m looking at a 42′ Panasonic plasma 720P via a 8600 Nvd GT VGA cable. I use K-lit codecs. MPC player FFDshow with resoltuion resized to 1920×800 and utilize sharpeining.
    What I am saying is the difference is not there like the Wow you see in say a Blu Ray rip. I as sure quality varies with networks ect. But I think its also a limitation of sorts of Television.
    2 cents.

  45. FBI
    July 12th, 2008 | 13:24

    We canadians also substitue the word “hey” for at least 700 other english words. :)

  46. netload
    July 12th, 2008 | 13:49

    where is netload links, plz

  47. dead indian
    July 12th, 2008 | 14:09

    @37 bleble great post!

    save your energy though - notice not one person even responded to your post? just crying “other links!” or such trivialities.

    the sheeple are completely blind and avoid reality as much as possible - until the jack-boots kick in their doors, then they’ll cry out “why didn’t anyone warn us? why doesn’t anyone help us?”

  48. FBI
    July 12th, 2008 | 14:28

    37 and 49, ah same person? No NO it was not a great post, you are a paranoid loser. Get a job, don’t worry about the police. Unless you are a true threat , your door will not be boken down.
    My door was broken down by home invaders, when I finally had to diall 911 for the first time in my whole life. I had 6 cruisers at my house in 10 minutes. Thanks Police.

  49. bleble
    July 12th, 2008 | 14:47

    @FBI: Don’t worry about my door, I don’t live in a fascist country.
    And I’m not the looser that idolizes secret political police in his nickname or brags about a TV set (seriously, get a life) even though you obviously don’t know how to set it up properly.
    Oh, and 41, 50, same person?

  50. 9p
    July 12th, 2008 | 16:14

    The show is actually based around the actions of ETF, the Emergency Task Force. Its Canadas version of a little more than swat. THey are usually called in as a clean up crew or to handle situations to severe or media sensitive for the o.p.p. (ontario provincial police) etc. The first episode (this one) is based on the Union station sniper that happened in toronto a couple years ago.

  51. FBI
    July 12th, 2008 | 16:45

    I liked the show, but When I heard about the candadian influence I wonder , where is the show supposedly taken place. I know canada has its share of violence but the gun stats compared to America are crazy, great if you live in canada. Per Million pop there are 35 murders in usa to 1 in canada.
    http://www.gun-control-network.org/GF01.htm

  52. DisgruntledGoat
    July 12th, 2008 | 16:58

    @55

    Its based on the Toronto ETF or Emergancy Task Force. And the opening show is actually based on events that occurred… last year or two years ago when a man took a women hostage in front of Union Station in the heart of downtown Toronto. The show is filmed in Toronto as well.

  53. Bryan
    July 12th, 2008 | 18:17

    I can’t wait for the next episode!!! :D

  54. Johnny
    July 12th, 2008 | 18:46

    Well with all the new series coming out I sometimes wonder if the big execs of the tv companies are on drugs or so with all the crap coming on the market. Like this series, not worth watching. Waste of download time and effort.

  55. Shawn
    July 12th, 2008 | 19:40

    @Bleble
    If you watched the show you will see that after the killing of the hostage by the sniper, he was immediately thrown into what looks to be an intensive internal investigation to ensure everything was done properly. It also hints at the internal turmoil the sniper is going through after killing the gunman. Looks like he has his own doubts about it.
    This shows goal seems to be around the ‘reality’ of these special forces units - that they are real people like you and me that have to do this job. They’re not just robots carrying out some overarching conspiracy that you talk about.

  56. dead indian
    July 12th, 2008 | 21:40

    oh brother

  57. Jodebo
    July 13th, 2008 | 14:22

    Really not very good at all.

    Piss-poor acting - dull story.

    2/10.

    Won’t be DL’ing again.

  58. emmy
    July 14th, 2008 | 04:58

    does anyone know the name of the song that played at the end of the show???
    the lyrics included “I’m so afraid to love you”

  59. sambas1980
    July 14th, 2008 | 12:55
  60. Bryan
    July 19th, 2008 | 05:38

    E02 is out. But on private tracker. Anyone got torrent links? :)

  61. Mike
    July 19th, 2008 | 10:34
  62. Bryan
    July 19th, 2008 | 17:16

    Any torrent links? :D

  63. HT
    August 6th, 2008 | 23:01
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