A high-tech security firm takes extreme, and often questionable, measures to sell their protection services.
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S2.E13
Molly's uncle, Star Wars star Peter Mayhew, hires the delighted Contra team to retrieve his stolen Chewbacca costume for a fortune. Oz hopes that will enable him to buy the firm back from OCP, but ...
S1.E6
Cam learns that Mel is considering moving in with Dutch which upsets him. He talks to Cash and says something which Mel overhears and construes as an insult. When Oz sends them on a job, which is ...
S2.E9
When her visa expires, Molly's (Erin Richards) imminent deportation leads her into a sham marriage with Cameron (Bret Harrison). Meanwhile, Oz (Christian Slater) discovers that he is still married to...
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Title: Breaking In (2011–2012)
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A high-tech security firm takes extreme, and often questionable, measures to sell their protection services.
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Not sure what the reviewer who gave this show one star was watching. I like Jack Nicholson, and other than having similarly shaped eyebrows, Slater has his own unique style.
The pilot was clever and the dialogue rapid-fire. Was the plot "silly"? Well, maybe. But what else should we expect from a 30-minute comedy that is produced by Adam Sandler? This show is a great addition to our list of favorites that include Leverage (which, by the way, has a great cast) and Psych.
This show wins on many levels. The concept of criminal masterminds is not original, but having it done in a 30-minute comedy is genius! This show has LOT's of potential. Looking forward to seeing more!!