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Former Marine Daniel "Hondo" Harrelson is tasked to run a specialized tactical unit in Los Angeles.
The team must find four escaped convicts before a rival team finds them; Hondo's leadership is called into question when Street flagrantly disregards protocol.
Newcomer Jim Street jeopardizes his spot on Hondo's team; the team searches for a ruthless drug trafficker who is using immigrants as couriers.
After a domestic bomber dies in an explosion, the SWAT team races to find the man's partner before more devices detonate; Hondo reaches out to his former team leader.
Home invasions are committed by SWAT imposters; Hondo suspects the burglarized families are hiding something; Deacon and Luca are assigned to protect a visiting professional hockey player who is receiving death threats.
Hondo allows newbie Jim Street to go under cover to bust a ruthless trafficker; Hondo visits the teenager recently shot by a former member of the SWAT team.
Hondo's imprisoned childhood friend asks him to protect his son from gang violence; the team encounters a new local crime outfit; Luca's grandfather, a S.W.A.T. legend, passes away, and Luca struggles with his grief and a painful family secret.
The team must work during Christmas vacation when a drug cartel's cache of gold bars is stolen; Jessica approaches the president of the police commission with her ideas on how to improve the S.W.A.T. division.
When a misconduct complaint filed against Hondo gets him taken off active duty, Deacon steps up to lead the team in finding a robbery crew that is hitting marijuana dispensaries.
The SWAT team tries to rescue civilian hostages during a prison riot; Hondo suspects an ulterior motive behind the uprising; Deacon's wife stops by the headquarters to celebrate Deacon's 10th anniversary with the SWAT division.
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Jun 28, 2022Bunch of old C and B list actors rocking way too much plastic surgery and botox while trying to simultaneously look cool with the younger crew.
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May 08, 2022I have absolutely no idea where negative reviews are coming from. This series is absolutely superb - a real must watch. The stories are accurate and enthralling, the characters are endearing and you really get involved ith their back stories. Just watched through to the end of Series 3 and simply cannot wait for Series 4 to hit the UK - totally engrossing entertainment
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Feb 02, 2022Good action, never mind the details
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Nov 09, 2021If ever you needed a case for the legalization of drugs, watch SWAT. Nearly every case revolves around the drug trade either directly or indirectly. Actual traffickers and commerce or kidnapping and hits in response to selling territory, money laundering or what have you. All this does is glorify the massive militarized LA police tactics while making heroes out of the muscle head yet passionate SWAT cops. On the surface it feels heroic but when you dig a little deeper all that you can see is the vicious never ending cycle of violence, racism and bureaucracy. The writers of the show attempt to deal with the institutionalized racism within the LAPD and had a great opportunity to spark a larger conversation around it, instead they do what all modern network procedural cop shows do - sprinkle some interest and then run for the hills. SWAT doesn't make heroes out of these guys, it shows them as robots who take orders and do nothing to instigate real change. Opportunity wasted.
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Oct 18, 2021I don't understand the color scheme of this show. Is it ment to depress everyone? Do the actors leave at the end of the day miserable? That's how I feel after watching all these grey bland tones. Did your network lose it budget on for paint. If I could turn the show off I would.
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Oct 13, 2021At first, my feelings about Swat were mixed; I found some scenes to be a bit "cheezy". As a continued watching, I found myself unable to come back from work and not continue the series. The show has a nice balance of action and drama. When the action gets slightly repetitive, the drama from the characters' personal lives keeps you on the edge of your seat... I even dropped a tear or two on occasion.
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Jul 20, 2021very poor, cliche american macho rubbish
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May 17, 2021Lot of cliche's here in this season, but it is the first season and that is always rough for actors. Getting story, action and characterization all correct and well done is pretty tough, still. Pretty good overall for a first season.
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Nov 24, 2020Another great example of a terrible CBS crime drama. The writing is painfully cliche. The one dimensional characters leave nothing to be desired. 20% of each script is just repeating character names. Seriously, if you made a drinking game every time they say "Luca" or "Hondo" per episode you would die of alcohol poisoning. Either the writers think the characters are so forgettable they need to repeat their names every five minutes, or they think the fans are drooling idiots that need constant reminder. This show would be great for senior citizens to doze off too.
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Aug 26, 2020The boss/subordinate personal relationship was an interesting side story. I like how Shemar Moore's character Hondo is looking out for all his teammates, especially the rookie. Kind of fatherly that way. I see an attempt to depict swat as good guys deserving respect and gives kids an example of an honorable ( but dangerous adrenalin causing ) career path to consider. I admire the intent. However...at least in this season I didn't see the reality that swat periodically makes mistakes, gets sent to the wrong house by a snitch, and there are too many real life stories of swat gone wrong, killing the wrong person by accident, terrorizing or shooting kids and other innocent relatives, destroying thousands of dollars of property without restitution, and so on. I don't use drugs and I'm allergic to about everything so I don't want to share walls and bathroom vents with druggies, but I don't want swat with guns taking down my apartment neighbors and maybe accidentally shooting my kids! in general I just disagree with swat tactics. Collateral damage is fine as long as it happens to someone else right? No. Just legalize drugs and regulate the gwcj out of them. You don't need swat to hunt your druggies when they're just going to rehabilitation vs prison, right? Perhaps my thinking is too simplistic, but in my mind it works.
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