The Handler (2003–2004)FBI agent Joe Renato trains and handles rookie agents who go undercover to solve crimes at all levels of Los Angeles' diverse society, interfacing with government and local law enforcement ... See full summary » |
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Title: The Handler (2003–2004)
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| Joe Pantoliano | ... |
Joe Renato
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| Hill Harper | ... |
Darnell
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| Anna Belknap | ... |
Lily
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| Tanya Wright | ... |
Marcy
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| Lola Glaudini | ... |
Heather
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FBI agent Joe Renato trains and handles rookie agents who go undercover to solve crimes at all levels of Los Angeles' diverse society, interfacing with government and local law enforcement agencies. They come to him for help with both long-term and quick sting operations. Written by Anonymous
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26 September 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Street Boss See more »Filming Locations:
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CBS was going to give this show a full-season of 22 episodes but it didn't happen because the series only aired 14 episodes and then was canceled with two episodes remaining unaired. See more »Quotes
Joe Renato: What's happening? Let's go! I don't have much time ... I gotta go kill a guy.See more »
Great show, the cast was good, just a real shame that CBS was myopic and cancelled it before it truly established itself. When will the exec's of these companies realise that good TV with good actors and scripts should NOT be cancelled because they don't think enough of it.
Joe Pantoliano was excellent in the lead, truly acceptable ad totally believable, Hill Harper was good in the suppoprt role, as where all the cast. Story lines were nice and crisp, not too much useless information, and it showed that the characters had a life outside the "office". The show had some real potential but cancelling it after only 14 episodes is simply foolish. Bring it back CBS.