The Bridge (2013–2014) 7.7
Two detectives work together to take down a serial killer operating on both sides of the Texas-Chihuahua border. |
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The Bridge (2013–2014) 7.7
Two detectives work together to take down a serial killer operating on both sides of the Texas-Chihuahua border. |
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| Diane Kruger | ... |
Sonya Cross
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(26 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Demian Bichir | ... |
Marco Ruiz
(26 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Thomas M. Wright | ... |
Steven Linder
(26 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Ted Levine | ... |
Lieutenant Hank Wade
(26 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Matthew Lillard | ... |
Daniel Frye
(25 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Emily Rios | ... |
Adriana Mendez
(24 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Annabeth Gish | ... |
Charlotte Millwright
(23 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Johnny Dowers | ... |
Detective Tim Cooper
(23 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Ramón Franco | ... |
Fausto Galvan
(20 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Alejandro Patiño | ... |
Cesar
(17 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Juan Carlos Cantu | ... |
Capitan Robles
(17 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Daniel Edward Mora | ... |
Obregon
(16 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Stephanie Sigman | ... |
Eva
(14 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Franka Potente | ... |
Eleanor Nacht
(12 episodes, 2014)
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| Eric Lange | ... |
Kenneth Hastings
(11 episodes, 2013-2014)
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| Ellie Araiza | ... |
Celia Delgado
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(11 episodes, 2013-2014)
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Marco Ruiz is a homicide investigator for the state of Chihuahua, Mexico living in Ciudad Juárez. A family man, Marco is one of the last good men in a corrupt and apathetic police force that is out-gunned by the powerful drug cartels. He's sharp, charming, and observant and painfully aware that his city is in a state of chaos. When a body is dumped on the bridge that spans the El Paso-Ciudad Juárez border, Ruiz is forced to work with his American counterpart, "Detective Sonya Cross." Written by Ronald Craig
Being intimately familiar with Asperger Syndrome (AS), I think it would be extremely difficult for an actor to play. Kruger did a reasonably good job in the first episode and I think that's actually why some people were turned off by her performance; AS is often characterized by the flat affect that she is exhibiting and it doesn't make for the kind of dynamic character that people are usually drawn to.
This show should spark a lot of discussion and raise awareness of AS. The plot piqued my interest and I'll definitely continue to watch.
(Note to director: Shot of victim's eyes fading into headlights was cool!)