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S1.E6
The cousin of the two men Jeff gunned down in the first episode comes after him for revenge, whilst Hope's suspicions and worries about Bobbie's secretive behavior increase.
S1.E4
Bobby takes care of Shawn's creditor. The team hires a hacker Tom knows. Jeff meets a waitress. Hope follows Bobby to his business trip to Houston.
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Title: Smith (2006–2007)
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A drama about the lives of a crew of professional criminals.
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19 September 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dossier Smith See more »Filming Locations:
Columbia/Warner Bros. Ranch - 411 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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CBS cancelled the series after three episodes. Several months later, all three episodes were made available for viewing online at the official CBS website, along with four more episodes that were shot, but never aired. In addition, a series of detailed synopses for the following five episodes was included for viewing. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Did I read right? This series was ditched by a US network? Talk about a prophet unrecognized in his own country. "Smith" is US film-making at its best--tightly written, filmed with panache, great characterization (particularly Ray Liotta), haunting but understated score. Great stuff--and I'm hooked. The concept of a family man (Liotta) leading a double life combining a normal domestic routine, a boring job and a criminal sideline is original and dramatically daring but it works wonderfully, thanks to the delicate interplay between Liotta and his screen wife (Virginia Madsen, whose ode to the vine in "Sideways" belongs in a compendium of the best modern prose). Thank goodness a discerning distributor(Cinemax) picked up "Smith," patted him on the back and sent him off to Asia, for the entertainment of us benighted exiles.