| Actors: Adrian Holmes, Jared Keeso Directors: Louis Choquette, Erik Canuel Studio: Acorn Media Format: DVD - Color,Widescreen DVD Release Date: 04/26/2016 Release Year: 2016 Run Time: 7hr 27min Screens: Color,Widescreen Number of Discs: 3 SwapaDVD Credits: 3 Total Copies: 1 Members Wishing: 0 Edition: Box set MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English |
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  | 19-2 Season 1 Actors: Adrian Holmes, Jared Keeso Directors: Louis Choquette, Erik Canuel NR 2016 7hr 27min Officer Nick Barron (Adrian Holmes, Arrow, Smallville) patrols the streets of Montreal with Station 19?s newest squad member, Ben Chartier (Jared Keeso, Falling Skies, Elysium). Back on the job after a shooting incident, g... more » |
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Member Movie Reviews Vicki H. (WNCadventurer) Reviewed on 4/3/2023... Season 1 drops the viewer into the lives of some likeable but damaged unit of cops. The 2 leads are partners who don't like each other. Will they grow together or tear each other up? Their on-screen chemistry is great - even as they erk each other. Two (or 3) other cops on the unit need arrested + should not be cops, anywhere, ever, but the unit seems to enable them daily. This Montreal-based series was modified to be shot in English rather than French. Viewers get to use their brains as every little detail is not baby fed to the audience - how refreshing. 0 of 1 member(s) found this review helpful.  Samuel K. (Solvanda) Reviewed on 8/14/2018... Canadian series written specifically for Montreal as a location. Filmed in a Montreal decommissioned police station and surrounding areas. These actors have even been schooled by the Montreal Police force. The dynamics here are a bit different than a typical North American city, as the show concerns Francophones, and it's their own distinctive frame of reference being portrayed. The idea here is a bit similar to "The Wire" or "The Shield" and yet remains it's own creature. The somber piano soundtrack is truly a delight as well, and not what one might expect for this genre of show. This also isn't the average crime-of-the-week cop series. Rather, it follows these characters throughout their dysfunctional lives. And wow, are they all ever messed up. Even their families. I think they should all be arrested. 1 of 2 member(s) found this review helpful.
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