DramaCrimeSci-Fi & FantasyAction & Adventure
The year is 2048. By mandate, every cop must partner with a robot. Detective John Kennex returns to work after waking up from a 17-month coma. As he adjusts to working with his new partner, Dorian, a discontinued android with unexpected emotional responses, John also must learn to get along with his new colleagues.
In the year 2048, an unprecedented increase in the crime rate has made being a cop only more dangerous than it is today, necessitating that every police officer partner with an android. John Kennex, a detective and sole survivor of a devastating police ambush, and his robot partner, Dorian, solve cases and fight to keep the lid on dangerously evolved criminals in this futuristic landscape.
Detective John Kennex and Dorian are dispatched to investigate a murder and high-profile missing persons case that lead them into the highly profitable world of IRCs – Intimate Robot Companions – also known as sexbots. Meanwhile, Kennex looks to reconcile a part of his troubled past.
The thrilling action continues in another all-new, adrenaline-fueled episode. Detective Kennex and Dorian battle an intense and futuristic hostage situation, while Captain Maldonado (Lili Taylor) attempts to meet the terrorist’s demands, hoping to protect innocent people.
An old cop friend of Detective Kennex's goes undercover, posing as a "cook" of a highly addictive street drug called "The Bends." But his cover is blown. As the scope of the intense drug investigation unfolds, a determined Kennex and Dorian call on Rudy Lom for assistance.
Kennex and Dorian must protect a witness in a major murder trial; Capt. Maldonado butts heads with a defendant.
Detective John Kennex and Dorian respond to a suspicious death at a hospital where - before having a fatal cardiac arrest - a man claimed someone was trying to kill him, and inexplicably knew his exact time of death. As the investigation unfolds, a black market for vital organs is uncovered in which bio-mechanical hearts can be resold and remotely "shut off." As the team fights to find the pulse of this 2048 tech-centric crime, Dorian reconnects with a decommissioned DRN
Det. Kennex and Dorian investigate Simon, a psychopathic killer who is strapping bombs to his victims' neck and broadcasting their final moments over the internet. When Simon targets Kennex, the team is in a nail-biting race against time to save his life. Meanwhile, a power deficiency affects Dorian's energy level, causing him to have unexpected outbursts
Det. Kennex and Dorian investigate a crime scene involving a self-guided bullet that can track, target and kill specific people at any moment. Meanwhile, Maldonado revisits the deadly ambush that almost killed Kennex.
A refurbished, advanced DRN (Gina Carano) that operates like a soldier goes on a rampage, resulting in casualties; Dorian and Kennex ask a genius roboticist and DRN creator for help.
When Det. Kennex and Dorian investigate the simultaneous and sudden deaths of two genetically-enhanced - or "chrome" - children, a fatal dose of the perfect designer drug appears to be the cause. As the investigation unfolds and a recent drowning victim is mysteriously connected, the case takes an unexpected turn. Meanwhile, Kennex endures painful flashes from the past and pays a visit to the recollectionist
Cast: Karl Urban, Michael Ealy, Minka Kelly, Mackenzie Crook, Michael Irby, Lili Taylor, Tim Kelleher, Mekia Cox, Hiro Kanagawa, Andrei Kovski, Ella A. Thomas, Jos Viramontes, Damon Herriman, Emily Rios, Alison Araya, Benito Martinez, Josh Blacker, Patrick Gallagher, Megan Ferguson, Alex Miller, Graham Miller, Kavan Smith, Jonathan Holmes, Erica Carroll, Laura Adkin, Yoshie Bancroft, Alyson Bath, David Dastmalchian, Alessandro Juliani, Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe
Genres: Drama, Crime, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure
Maturity rating: G
Karl Urban
John Kennex
Michael Ealy
Dorian
Minka Kelly
Valerie Stahl
Mackenzie Crook
Rudy Lom
Michael Irby
Richard Paul
Lili Taylor
Maldonado
Tim Kelleher
Reinhardt
Mekia Cox
Anna
Hiro Kanagawa
Recollectionist
Andrei Kovski
Radovan
Ella A. Thomas
Vanessa
Jos Viramontes
Lorenzo Shaw
Damon Herriman
Lucas Vincent Impersonator
Emily Rios
Paige
Alison Araya
Mrs. Miller
Benito Martinez
Captain Alexio Barros
Josh Blacker
The Bishop aka Maxwell
Patrick Gallagher
Tony Han
Megan Ferguson
Maya Vaughn
Alex Miller
Ethan
Graham Miller
Avery
Kavan Smith
A.D.A. Ortega
Jonathan Holmes
Henry Mills
Erica Carroll
Mrs. Rivera
Laura Adkin
Jacinta
Yoshie Bancroft
Vastrel Receptionist
Alyson Bath
Hot Blonde
David Dastmalchian
Simon
Alessandro Juliani
Ramon Medina
Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe
Jeannie
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