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Lackluster chemistry and uninspired plotting prevent Rush Hour from living up to its blockbuster namesake. Read critic reviews
Rush Hour (2016)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: Mar 31, 2016
Cultures collide and tempers flare when detectives Lee and Carter are paired to investigate the theft of Chinese artifacts.
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2. Two Days or the Number of Hours Within That Time Frame
Air date: Apr 7, 2016
After Gerald is arrested for possessing a watch that was stolen during a robbery/homicide, Carter slips his cousin out of jail to help him track down the real killers.
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3. Captain Cole's Playlist
Air date: Apr 14, 2016
A graffiti artist is the only person who witnesses the murder of a detective; Carter and Lee must find the witness, so they can prove a known criminal is responsible for the crime.
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4. LA Real Estate Boom
Air date: Apr 21, 2016
Carter and Lee have little to go on when two people with no obvious connections are killed by targeted bombs after receiving similar notes.
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5. Assault on Precinct 7
Air date: Apr 28, 2016
Lee's sister, Kim, puts her life on the line to tip him off about the Quantou gang trafficking women; Lee keeps Carter in the dark as he gathers information about the gang's plans to infiltrate the city.
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6. Welcome Back, Carter
Air date: May 5, 2016
Lee and Carter pose as administrators at an elite high school to investigate a student's murder; the duo learns the murdered student was really an undercover police officer posing as a student to investigate illegal drug activity.
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7. Badass Cop
Air date: May 12, 2016
Carter and Lee discover an armored truck robbery may have been a practice run for a bigger job, but disagree on who is responsible.
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8. Wind Beneath My Wingman
Air date: May 19, 2016
Carter develops a crush on a beautiful witness he's assigned to protect, so she can testify against her menacing, former boss.
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9. Prisoner of Love
Air date: Jul 23, 2016
Carter and Lee hunt for an escaped prisoner looking for his estranged wife and daughter, who entered a witness protection program.
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10. Knock, Knock ... House Creeping!
Air date: Jul 30, 2016
When a young woman disappears from a hotel believed to be haunted, Capt. Cole fears the return of a serial killer and turns to Carter and Lee for help.
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Critic Reviews for Rush Hour: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Rush Hour: Season 1
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LOL, the funniest 13 episodes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Starring a new generation of superstars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They look like the original cast from the first movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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CBS' take on the action-comedy franchise couldn't quite live up to the expectations set by its film adaptions.
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The worst mother****ing 13 *****y episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's funny, it follows a lot of the original movies. Could be better. Hopefully they do make a season 2 and lives up to its name!
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I loved the tv show and I miss watching it, there were so many stupid tv shows and when a good one comes along they don't even give it a chance. Just like Emergence
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I only watched the Pilo Episode. It was truly boring. I barely watched it, the only reason I didn't change the Channel, was Because of the Action Scenes
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I am sorry to see this one go. Hopefully the Lethal Weapon series will fill the void of "Silly Action" shows that are almost extinct. At least Hawaii Five-O seems to be safe for a few more seasons in case it does not.
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Just a fun, well-done, uncomplicated show with good acting and stories. I'm tired of professional "critics" dissing shows and movies I enjoy - and probably effecting their marketability. Some productions need to be judged on their entertainment and enjoyment value - everything doesn't have to be a "masterpiece" as defined by what seem to be elitist tastes....
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Lighthearted and funny. A series to watch with the whole family. Too bad critics can't understand a reboot is not supposed to have the same actors and same everything. It is inspired by the movies and they did a great job. The actors have chemistry, yes. And every single one of them is fun. Gerald is the best. It's really a shame this one got the boot.
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I've really enjoyed the show an I am sad that it didn't get picked up for a second season. It doesn't try too hard to be the movies, and has plenty of characters and situations that are references to what everyone remembers. Jon Foo was cast in Jackie chan's role and that is perfect. He is an incredible martial artist and he doesn't try to do comedy action, he just fights. He doesn't try to be Jackie chan. I enjoy the comedy, the drama, and the action and will hope to buy the first season on blu ray.
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