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Good vs Evil
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Title: Good vs Evil (1999–2000)
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Chandler Smythe
(22 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Richard Brooks | ... |
Henry McNeil
(22 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Googy Gress | ... |
Decker Benbow
(22 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Marshall Bell | ... |
Ford Plasko
(22 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Tony Denman | ... |
Ben Smythe
(10 episodes, 1999-2000)
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Chandler Smythe, a reporter, is killed be a demonic-looking gang member. He awakens in a police interrogation room and is offered the chance to join "the Corps," a group of heavenly agents who struggle against the Faustians (folks who make a deal with the devil) and Morlocks (what the Faustians become when their deal falls through). He teams up with Henry MacNeil, a black man from the 70's. Together they travel the streets of Hollywood (a center of demonic activity, naturally), fighting evil. Written by <crow_steve@hotmail.com>
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EnglishRelease Date:
18 July 1999 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$600,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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A year earlier, Richard Brooks (II) played one of the escapees from Hell in the similarly-themed series Brimstone. See more »Quotes
Deacon Jones: My life has been infiltrated; by quarterbacks and Morlocks, not necessarily in that order.See more »
The Pate brothers have created a brilliantly entertaining show in GvsE.
Chandler Smythe is a reporter who gets killed after witnessing a murder. He is apparently too bad for Heaven, but too good for Hell so he's given a chance to work for the Almighty as an agent in the Corps. As an agent, Chandler helps the Corps to save people who have made deals with the devil via the devil's agents, which are called Morlocks. He is placed back on Earth as a mortal with no special powers. If he does good work, he'll have a shot at Heaven the next time he dies.
The writing is clever, not patronizing. Their amusing use of celebrity guest-stars along with Deacon Jones' "Morlock Killin' Tips" shows an irreverent sense of humour. The camera and direction are very unusual and add greatly to the atmosphere of the show.
Highlighted by stellar acting and a hip/funky/pseudo-retro soundtrack, this show is one of the best I've seen on television.