Centers on the complicated relationship between the Edwards brothers: Clark, a bipolar genius in human psychology, and Ross, a slick ex-con, who solve their clients' problems using the real science of human motivation and manipulation.
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Christian Slater | ... | Ross Edwards 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Steve Zahn | ... | Clark Edwards 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Megalyn Echikunwoke | ... | Megan 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Gregory Marcel | ... | Miles Hood / ... 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Cedric Sanders | ... | Latrell 12 episodes, 2014 | |
| Jaime Ray Newman | ... | Sam Gordon 11 episodes, 2014 | |
| Katherine Cunningham | ... | Beth Scott / ... 9 episodes, 2014 | |
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Centers on the complicated relationship between the Edwards brothers: Clark, a bipolar genius in human psychology, and Ross, a slick ex-con, who solve their clients' problems using the real science of human motivation and manipulation.
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This show has all the elements required to be a very successful show. Great Actors, Great Concept, Excellent interaction between the entire ensemble. The problem is that it's missing one very important thing. Great Writing. In order to write for a Bi-polar, Manic personality there has to be a balance in the characters behavior. Here we seem to be only seeing the lead character in his most whacked out Manic state. And it's always only a question of time before he flips out into a full blown episode at just the wrong moment. Destroying an investors office, making a huge scene at a party that embarrasses his client. In order for this show to work it needs to change quickly. The Manic episodes need to be in their office while working with his brother and their team. While actually out pulling off one of their jobs the Manic behavior can only manifest in ways that HELP them succeed. We want to see great capers like Mission Impossible or Leverage or any of the other great TV series of this genre. Tension about them getting caught is good. Tension about how the main character is going to screw things up is bad.