Jack becomes suspicious when his ex-partner, now a deputy police chief, frames his "dine and dash" suspect for a murder that he couldn't have possibly committed.
Jack and Dan start a neighborhood watch after Ruiz is the victim of a peeping Tom. However, they accidentally stumble upon an assassin hired by an oil company to kill a team of whistleblowers, led by...
While Jack and Dan are forced to work for an arrogant forensic scientist as they track down a hacker, A.D.A. Traynor investigates a prostitute's accusations against a corrupt state senator.
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| Bradley Whitford | ... | Dan Stark 20 episodes, 2010 | |
| Colin Hanks | ... | Jack Bailey 20 episodes, 2010 | |
| Jenny Wade | ... | A.D.A. Liz Traynor 20 episodes, 2010 | |
| Diana Maria Riva | ... | Lieutenant Ana Ruiz / ... 20 episodes, 2010 | |
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Jenna Burris | ... | Detective Testolin 20 episodes, 2010 |
| Kimberly Lynn Campbell | ... | Detective Williams 20 episodes, 2010 | |
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Nathan Fane | ... | Detective Rios 19 episodes, 2010 |
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A.C. Hensley | ... | Detective Parsons / ... 15 episodes, 2010 |
| Joel Spence | ... | Det. Hodges / ... 14 episodes, 2010 | |
| RonReaco Lee | ... | Julius Brown / ... 11 episodes, 2010 | |
Jack is a by-the-book detective whose habit of undermining himself has resulted in a dead-end position with the Police Dept. His partner Dan, a drunken, lecherous veteran hangs onto his job only because of one heroic act years ago.
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Based on this program's pilot episode, I will plan to keep tuning in to see if an already strong ensemble continues to gel and the convoluted comic antics continue to make me laugh out loud. *Burn Notice* creator Matt Nix and company have managed to pull off the parody of the buddy cop show without making the characters seem idiotic or the crimes they find themselves in the middle of seem irrelevant. Good plotting, good narrative, good characters. It's the Burn Notice formula (with a less driven Michael-like character, an even funnier Sam stand-in, and a Fiona-like foil in the guise of the boss) applied to the Dallas Police Department (which is, in itself, a nice change of locale and a potential mine of comic gold). This has the potential to be one of the great buddy cop movies (48 HRS, Beverly Hills Cop, Lethal Weapon, etc.) transferred to the small screen and made to fit just right. It is a pilot, so it's potential could either fizzle or be fulfilled, but as a stand-alone program, I feel it deserves 8/10, which means it's an excellent pilot. Once the series hits the streets, I'll adjust my rating upward or downward accordingly.