Alex goes to Moscow to aid Hooten in his search for a lost Fabergé egg and confronts her arch-enemy from University, who now works for a black market collector. Hooten meets his master thief mentor ...
Alex puts her wedding in jeopardy when she follows Hooten to an idyllic island in the Caribbean to hunt for the long lost pirate treasure of Captain Henry Morgan.
Alex and Hooten attempt to track down the priceless Cintamani jewel in Cambodia, which can manifest whatever one wishes for, but they soon attract the attentions of a ruthless Vietnamese drug gang.
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Title: Hooten & the Lady (2016–2017)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Michael Landes | ... | Hooten 8 episodes, 2016 | |
| Ophelia Lovibond | ... | Lady Alex Spencer-Parker / ... 8 episodes, 2016 | |
| Jessica Hynes | ... | Ella Bond 8 episodes, 2016 | |
| Shaun Parkes | ... | Clive Stephenson 6 episodes, 2016 | |
| Jonathan Bailey | ... | Edward 5 episodes, 2016 | |
| Jane Seymour | ... | Lady Lindo-Parker 3 episodes, 2016 | |
From the Amazon to Egypt, passing through Rome, the American adventurer, anticonformist Hooten and the British Museum curator, Lady Alex Spencer-Parker, explore the world of myths and legends. Hang on and follow this duo that everything opposes, on a trip to the four corners of the globe, in search of treasures and works of art.
It doesn't shy away from the genre clichés and is all the better for it. Written with care and made with a decent budget, this is an enjoyable and long overdue "fill in" between the rare quality action adventure movies that 40somethings grew up on. The acting holds up, just, and the lead characters love/hate relationship has depth and seems to lay a basis for a long run on the series. Let's hope so. In some ways the TV format struggles as the stories have to be fast paced to get the story in. Or maybe we are just used to movies padding them out. Either way the format takes a little getting used to and I hope that the series develops some longer term, undercurrent story lines that take the series beyond the "Popcorn label" that I would give it at present. However a fine effort and well worth your time and sky harddrive spent.