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Breakout Kings
2011
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In this A&E drama from the creators of "Prison Break," U.S. Marshals Charlie Duchamp (Laz Alonso) and Ray Zancanelli (Domenick Lombardozzi) are employing a new tactic to catch criminals on the run: They're working with a trio of former fugitives who already know all the tricks. Their new colleagues include a reformed gang-banger (Malcolm Goodwin), a slinky burglar and an ex-child prodigy (Jimmi Simpson) who's good at predicting criminal behavior.
Synopsis compliments of Netflix
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Brooke Nevin and Jimmi Simpson are great, but replacing Nicole Steinwedell with Serinda Swan after one episode was a mistake as well as an odd script choice. The cast is slowly getting better each episode.
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