Marshall américain Mary Shannon doit pourchasser les témoins dans les affaires fédérales dans le cadre du programme de protection des témoins tout en gérant une famille plutôt dysfoncionnée ... Tout lireMarshall américain Mary Shannon doit pourchasser les témoins dans les affaires fédérales dans le cadre du programme de protection des témoins tout en gérant une famille plutôt dysfoncionnée et sa propre vie personnelle.Marshall américain Mary Shannon doit pourchasser les témoins dans les affaires fédérales dans le cadre du programme de protection des témoins tout en gérant une famille plutôt dysfoncionnée et sa propre vie personnelle.
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- 5 nominations au total
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The plot was complex but only because more than one story overlapped and the pilot should probably have been 2 hours instead of 90 minutes to help develop some of the themes and the characters, but there was no problem in following what was happening.
I hope the relationship between Mary and Raphael develops. She obviously wants more but sees herself as either not capable of such a relationship or because her job won't let her have a solid relationship.
But will she develop a relationship with detective Dershowitz? That would be interesting.
We look forward to the next episode.
One novel aspect of the show is that its about a lady marshal in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She's in charge of people in the "witness protection program" who have been assigned to her area. She cautions and reassures them that since 1970 (when the witness program started), "No one who has followed the rules has ever been harmed." Powerful words.
Can they comply? When things go wrong, can she protect them? How can she keep their identities safe - even from the local police?
Aside from the setup, the show is ultimately interesting because she's fun to watch. She's sassy, witty, playful, smart, responsible ... and physically tough. I recommend watching an episode; if the lead character grabs your interest, then you're likely to enjoy the show.
Mary McCormack is amazing and has great platonic chemistry with Frederick Weller. It's a simple, fun cop procedural and everything works. The dysfunctional family and love life are all great.
My husband and I blew a rainy Saturday watching one episode after the next on Netflix. As rainy Saturdays go, it was a good one.
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- AnecdotesThe building used in exterior shots as the office building for the U.S. Marshals' Albuquerque office is the historic Sunshine Building in downtown Albuquerque, designed by famous architect Henry C. Trost.
- GaffesSeveral episodes including the Pilot and S2E1 have a county coroner van. In New Mexico, there are no such things as county coroners. Medical forensics and death in New Mexico are handled by a state level agency called Officer of the Medical Investigator, and all autopsies are handed in Albuquerque.
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Mary Shannon: [intro] Since 1970, the Federal Witness Protection Program has relocated thousands of witnesses, some criminal, some not, to neighborhoods all across the country. Every one of those individuals shares a unique attribute, distinguishing them from the rest of the general population. And that is, somebody wants them dead.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Épisode #18.29 (2010)
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