Netflix has Season 1 (ten episodes) and Season 2 (13 episodes).

So, my brother calls me up to tell me about a show he's watching the pilot for on Netflix streaming. I think it was called "Continuum" or something. Anyways, he's describing it as a show with a future cop who goes back in time to chase time travelling future terrorists who dodged their death row sentence and are planning on screwing up the timeline. All their future technology still works in the present day. So one of the terrorists gets caught pretty early into the episode, and future cop gives him some truth serum, before having to flee the scene because the Canadian cops show up.

At this point, I have to interrupt him. "Whoa, whoa, whoa. So you had me fine with future cops, time travelling terrorists, working super-tech out of time, and even truth serum. But the terrorists are going to screw up the timeline by doing something in Canada? Now you've destroyed my suspension of disbelief."

According to my wife, who's really into it, season 3 is on track for next year. It's an interesting show. I'm kinda worried they're going to jump the shark by trying to go all crazy-intricate with all the future timeline players. Seems to me that season three is always where a show starts to take a weird turn.