Frequency

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Frequency

Jeremy Carver · Series · 2016

What hooked you in Frequency was the way personal relationships become the ultimate high-stakes battlefield when the laws of time are broken.

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Frequency

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Frequency

Gregory Hoblit · Film · 2000

Books on the same thread

The Dream Daughter

The Dream Daughter

Diane Chamberlain · Book · 2018

Shares a thread with Frequency: Moral Dilemmas.

Much like Frequency, this story centers on the desperate, moral struggle of a parent using impossible means to change a timeline and save a child they love from certain tragedy.

Dark Matter

Dark Matter

Blake Crouch · Book · 2016

Explores: Identity Crisis, Parallel Universes, Regret.

If the identity crisis and regret found in Frequency resonated with you, this thriller will satisfy your craving for stories where tampering with reality forces characters to confront their deepest choices.

The Time Traveler's Wife

The Time Traveler's Wife

Audrey Niffenegger · Book · 2009

Shares a thread with Frequency: Time Travel.

This novel mirrors the emotional weight of Frequency by focusing on how the mechanics of time travel fundamentally alter the bond between two people across different stages of their lives.

The End of Eternity

The End of Eternity

Isaac Asimov · Book · 1955

Shares a thread with Frequency: Moral Dilemmas.

The complex temporal paradoxes that defined the mystery in Frequency are explored here with even greater rigor, challenging your perspective on whether free will can ever truly overcome a determined fate.

Films on the same thread

Frequencies

Frequencies

Darren Paul Fisher · Film · 2013

Explores: Forbidden Love, Social Stratification, Determinism vs. Free Will.

Just as the radio frequency acts as a bridge in Frequency, this film uses the concept of innate frequencies to explore how scientific anomalies dictate the boundaries of a forbidden human connection.

Podcasts on the same thread

CounterClock

CounterClock

Audiochuck · Podcast · 2025

Explores: unsolved homicide, seeking justice, historical mystery.

If you enjoyed the police procedural elements of Frequency, you will appreciate how this investigative series treats the past as a living puzzle that must be solved to achieve true justice.

The Truth

The Truth

The Truth · Podcast · 2026

Explores: human condition, experimental storytelling, moral ambiguity.

This anthology captures the same sense of moral ambiguity and experimental storytelling found in Frequency, delivering high-concept narratives that prioritize the human condition over standard genre conventions and tropes.

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Common questions

Is Frequency the 2016 TV series related to the 2000 movie?

The 2016 Frequency television series by Jeremy Carver shares the same core premise as the 2000 film, involving a father and daughter communicating across time through a ham radio. Both titles explore the consequences of changing the past while separated by twenty years.

What order should I watch the Frequency movie and the TV series?

You can watch the 2000 Frequency movie and the 2016 Frequency television series in any order. They are separate adaptations of the same concept, so the movie does not serve as a required prequel or sequel to the events depicted in the television show.

How long is the timeline gap in Frequency?

In both the 2000 movie and the 2016 Frequency television series, the characters are separated by exactly twenty years. Detective Raimy Sullivan communicates with her father, Frank Sullivan, who is transmitting from 1996, creating a temporal bridge that allows them to attempt to rewrite their family history.

Does the Frequency TV series follow the same plot as the 2000 movie?

While both the 2000 movie and the 2016 Frequency television series feature a father and daughter connecting across time via a ham radio, the television series expands the narrative into a longer format. Both versions focus on the risks of altering the past to save loved ones.

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