King & Maxwell
- TV Series
- 2013
- 1h
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
3.9K
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Two Secret Service agents fall out of favor with the service, leave, and decide to partner as private investigators.Two Secret Service agents fall out of favor with the service, leave, and decide to partner as private investigators.Two Secret Service agents fall out of favor with the service, leave, and decide to partner as private investigators.
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- TriviaThis TV series is based on the King & Maxwell series of novels, by popular author David Baldacci. The first novel in the King & Maxwell series is 'Split Second', first published in 2003.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Imprisoned Lives (2013)
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It's probably unfair to be comparing a series that's 8 episodes old with one that's past the ton, but it's probably inevitable considering its niche.
So far, as a crime comedy series, it seems nice and perky. Nothing wildly challenging; but then again it doesn't take itself too seriously, so it would be churlish to be super picky - although the writers do sometimes go overboard with the "cutesy" dialogue.
The leads are good - it's nice to see Jon Tenney in a lead role, and Rebecca Romijn is a pleasant surprise as the feisty, competitive Mrs-Peel-for-the-2010s - but the real standouts are the satellite characters of Edgar (Ryan Hurst) and Benny (Dichen Lachmann). I certainly hope they're developed more.
I also like the gradually emerging subplot of the mystery behind the assassination that got Sean kicked out of the SS (interesting initials those - and actually used that way in the program); but I hope they add a bit more depth to our heroes, and maybe explore the possibilities of "enhanced friendship" between Sean and Michelle.
So: Not bad - I've certainly seen worse - but not quite in 'Castle' territory yet.
7/10 right now; and I hope it gets better, because I'll be watching.
So far, as a crime comedy series, it seems nice and perky. Nothing wildly challenging; but then again it doesn't take itself too seriously, so it would be churlish to be super picky - although the writers do sometimes go overboard with the "cutesy" dialogue.
The leads are good - it's nice to see Jon Tenney in a lead role, and Rebecca Romijn is a pleasant surprise as the feisty, competitive Mrs-Peel-for-the-2010s - but the real standouts are the satellite characters of Edgar (Ryan Hurst) and Benny (Dichen Lachmann). I certainly hope they're developed more.
I also like the gradually emerging subplot of the mystery behind the assassination that got Sean kicked out of the SS (interesting initials those - and actually used that way in the program); but I hope they add a bit more depth to our heroes, and maybe explore the possibilities of "enhanced friendship" between Sean and Michelle.
So: Not bad - I've certainly seen worse - but not quite in 'Castle' territory yet.
7/10 right now; and I hope it gets better, because I'll be watching.
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