Deep Undercover is a true crimes series from writer and producer Joe Pistone, the real "Donnie Brasco." Each episode tells the story of a different undercover operation from the POV of the undercover officers involved.
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Deep Undercover is a true crimes series from writer and producer Joe Pistone, the real "Donnie Brasco." Each episode tells the story of a different undercover operation from the POV of the undercover officers involved.
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06/01/2020 - I made it through most of early episodes in the first season (not impressed) but the constantly repetitive story telling in each segment wore me down. No need to keep hearing the same thing over and over in every short episode plus there's no need to keep hearing each episode start out "I'm Joe Pistone and I'm the real Donnie Brasco" over and over and over again. My Question? ... Who ***ing cares Joe??? The individual segments/episodes are to short time wise, but then they do a big hurry up on "let's wrap this episode up" on facts. When I find myself NOT wanting to go back and finish a series, "that pretty much says it all" for me. Bon Appetit'