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NBC brings Chase from producers Jerry Bruckheimer and Jennifer Johnson. This fast-paced crime drama puts viewers in the middle of a a cat-and-mouse game that follows a team of U.S. Marshals hunting down notorious criminals in South Texas. Kelli Giddish stars as U.S. Marshal Annie Frost, a sharp minded Texas raised deputy who, along with her team track down criminals that are on the run. Annie's team consists of Jimmy Godfrey (Cole Hauser) who was raised in East Texas and a true Cowboy. Marco Martinez (Amaury Nolasco) is a smart and talkative inteillgence man. Daisy Ogbaa (Rose Rollins) is the team's weapons and tactical specialist who, unlike Martinez, is a woman of few words. Finally, Luke Watson (Jesse Metcalfe) is the newest team member, fresh from Washington, D.C.moreless
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  • Follows a team of US Marshals as they pursue outlaws. An attempt at a contemporary western.

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    One of the worst tv shows I have ever seen. The only decent acting comes from the guests and they have to battle against the torrent of horrible lines. One of the most painful things I have endured in recent times is watching Jennifer Morrison (of House) struggle through a horrible script with a Southern accent (the episode "Paranoid"). And if there is one thing worse than the acting (I wouldn't have believed if possible until now) its the writing. Predictable plots, littered with over-used cliches and completely outlandish speech patterns. The writers obviously are attempting to recreate some kind of authentic Southern / South-Western motif, but fail horribly. What we end up with is delirious dribble, not worthy of a low budget made-for-tv movie. I suffered through 2 episodes and I urge others not to bother. Canceled by December. Mark my words...moreless
  • This show only seems to aqdd to the list of situation comedies already being aired, but it sure isn't humorous.

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    This show only seems to add to the list of situation comedies already being aired, but it sure isn't humorous. It use to be that U S Marshals were considered "Officers of the Court", but if that is still so this pathetic show must be portraying the Marshals as the clowns and the activist federal judges (sic) as the ring masters. They don't display any semblance of federal law enforcement officers and give the impression that whatever they want to do is right and that they make the law, not enforce it, and that judges ARE the law and not its administrators. This show is a very poor, probably the poorest example of federal law enforcement on TV today. However, it does represent the United States Marshals Service as they have digressed for the once fine agency they were before Waco and Ruby Ridge. This show represents an out of control agency that believes all it has to do is go waving some magical Writ of Hocus Pocus around and everyone has to do whatever they want. As Waylon Jennings told us,"Mammas Don't Lets Your Babies Grow Up To Be G^% Da%n@# Federal Marshals." And for sure don't let them watch the putrid show.moreless
  • Entertaining, US Marshals & the difficulties they face while trying to capture the bad guy. Set in TX. If you like good guy bad guy or cop shows this is one to watch.moreless

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    I enjoy watching this series. New & it might also be that I know Amaury Nolasco (Marco Martinez) & Rod Tinney (All aerial & helicopter shots & stunts) personally. Great Guys! I hope the show does well for both of them. Can't wait to watch another episode. That is if the heat doesn't finally get to Amaury or anyone else that isn't use to the TX sun. Eventually would be nice to get to be on set to watch how the action all gets done. I'm a fan & hope others enjoy it as much as we do. Hope it is continued series.moreless
  • Action, crime, drama - Annie Frost "boots" and her partner Jimmy are US Marshalls and they go after the most dangerous criminals and desperate criminals on the run. No secret plots, just good old fashion action.moreless

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    It's all been done before but this one has charisma. US Marshalls, crime fighting in boots, Texas style with a nice slow buildup. The characters are great, you wouldn't think so since the actors are not flashy but there is some awesome chemistry on this show. Just straight story telling at its best.
    The interactions between the Annie and Jimmy feel real, the conversations feel real no hollywood witty one liners, the chases are plausible. Why is it worth watching, because there is a more to come and I feel the buildup and foreshadowing in each and every episode. Episode 1 was an intro to the action but each episode brings out the characters more and I can't wait learn more about each character. Its like a tease each episode but even that feels real.moreless
  • Nothing to chase.

    5.5
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    Sorry for the pun, but I couldn't go through the second episode, after a not so exciting premiere. The usual trick of the rookie is understandable ( and maybe unavoidable), but in this case was used quite badly. After the second episode I'm already tired of the line "I'm gonna catch him" said to the relative of the victims. The psychological approach to the hunting of fugitive is strange in the fact that none of them seem to have a degree in the field, it could be more credible if they had a psycologist. In the end I didn't connect with any of the characters, especially the newbie, who should be in theory the more "likeable". There are already too much shows of jerry bruckheimer on air, I don't need more, especially this one.moreless

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Action & Adventure, Drama, Suspense

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Adult, Cop Shows, Crime, Thrillers