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Episodes
An undercover cop whose son was killed returns to work against the orders of her superiors in the series opener.
Grace is revealed as a cop, but Jimmy decides to keep working with her after he is double-crossed.
A firebombing poses problems for Jimmy; Grace and Mitch team up to investigate Jimmy's crew; Max and the Chinese deliberate; Alec strives to win back Jimmy's trust.
Sam's death is linked to Jimmy's crew; Jimmy delivers a scolding to Alec; Capt. Campbell seeks dirt on Jimmy; Max receives word of the missing money.
Grace traces the money from Charlie's safe with the help of a friend on the force; Alec learns of Max's plans to take over Charlie's business; Shelley comforts Tom; Grace encounters a masked gunman.
Grace learns about the missing money from Jimmy before investigating the abandoned shooting range; Grace sends Tom and Evie packing; Grace gets into Santa Rita with Mitch's help.
Mitch issues a warning to Grace about confiding in Jimmy; Max reveals Grace's true identity to Alec; Grace and Mitch venture to the parking lot where she planned to rendezvous with Michael Chen.
Grace meets the internal-affairs review board; Jimmy suspects that his son is dead; a gun has Grace's fingerprints on it.
Jimmy seeks reconciliation with Alec; Alec makes a grab for power; Mitch investigates Sam's death; Grace goes into general holding.
Grace suffers a beating that leaves her hospitalized; Alec plots to seize the family business.
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Critic Reviews for Rogue Season 1
All Critics (8) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (5)
What distinguishes Rogue from a zillion or so other shows about undercover cops is Grace's alienation from her fellow officers and even her own family, all of whom think she's nuts.
Over-boiled, over-violent, and overly abundant with sex scenes, Rogue is sure to click with hardcore cop-thriller fans who care less about plotting and characterization than the bang . . . bang . . . bang.
Dreary in tone and storyline -- and mostly dimly lit as well -- Rogue is a decidedly uninviting vehicle for DirecTV's first original scripted series.
By the end of the first two hours, events suggest that Rogue just might be going somewhere interesting.
There's a certain emptiness to Rogue, despite all the splash and gore.
The disappointing part of Rogue is that DirecTV had exhibited some taste and desire to play in the big leagues via its acquisitions, only to fall back on a tired mob premise.
Rogue has all the attributes of pay cable, but little of its depth and nuance.
Rogue is another dreary quest saga.
Audience Reviews for Rogue: Season 1
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Jul 16, 2015The story/plot got better in season 2 and 3, the acting (and actors) is also above-average (and since I'm located in Europe, I mean above-average of the American/European actors). All in all, a nice crime/detective story with a lot of 'salt'n pepper' in terms of sex and violence (which I like, especially in comparison with the European series, where the 'action' is really mostly just 'weak').
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Aug 19, 2014I've no idea why so many negative reviews, maybe didn't really watch it. Rogue (season 1) is superb storytelling, deep as you like, not obvious but also not too clever. Sexy & tragic & grim. & the characters are great.
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