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Critic Consensus: Ambitious, dense, and terrifically acted, Treme deepens in its second season while retaining the regional flavor that made it so intriguing to begin with.
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Cast
as Antoine Batiste
as LaDonna Batiste-Williams
as Albert Lambreaux
as Delmond Lambreaux
as Davis McAlary
as Janette Desautel
as Toni Bernette
as Sonny
as Annie
as Lt. Terry Colson
as Sofia Bernette
as Nelson Hidalgo
as Larry Williams
as Desiree
as Himself
as Mrs. Brooks
as Harley Watt
as C.J. Liguori, CJ Ligouri
as Chas
as Himself
as Nick
as Lil Calliope
as Robert
as Enrico Brulard
as Davina Lambreaux
as Arnie Reyes
as George Cotrell
as Alcide Batiste
as Randall Batiste
as Jacques
as James Woodrow
as Darren Lecoeur
as Aunt Mimi
as Creighton Bernette
as Robinette
as Herself
as Jill Hudson
as Himself
as Anthony King
as Himself
as Sgt. Percillina "Percy" Bechet
as Vincent Abreu
as "Memphis" Ronnie
as Andrea
as Henry
as Alison Myers
as Jay
as Ramona McAlary
as Himself
as Chelsea
as Darnell Nicholls
as Himself
as Himself
as Himself
as Det. Leroy
as James Distel
as Poke
as Dana Lyndsey
as Himself
as Herself
as John
as Deputy Chief Marsden
as Herself
as Himself
as Marvin
as Himself
as Himself
as Himself
as Dr. Roger McAlary
as Himself
as Himself
as Donald
as Daniel
as DJ Jeffy Jeff
as Capt. Richard Lafouchette
as Riley
as Capt. Jack Malatesta
as Capt. Marcus Grayson
as Capt. John Guidry
as Himself
as Sgt. Alonzo Wilson
as Himself
as Dr. Angela McCormick
as Himself
as FEMA Official
as Dinerral Shavers
as Brigitte Baron
as Don
as Linh
as Ron Remsberg
as Dr. Frasor
as Robert Turner
as Auditioner
as Himself
as David Wilkins
as Off. Charlie Cantone
as William Jefferson
as Off. O'Dell
as Inspector
as Himself
as Principal
as Himself
as Herself
as Herself
as Himself
as Himself
Critic Reviews for Treme: Season 2
All Critics (17) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (17) | Rotten (0)
With none of the conventional plot techniques TV viewers are accustomed to, it is a collection of rich moments and poignant characters that loosely adds up to something quite powerful.
It was last year, and remains so this year -- one of TV's very best.
Treme is a many-splendored triumph of slow-cooked storytelling and hot, humid music.
Assuming you have not, I plead with you, faithful reader, to spend some time this summer diving into this "visual novel."
I'm not ready to give up on a show of such obvious quality yet, but I feel like a guy sitting in a restaurant in the French Quarter who has to send a meal back to the kitchen for some added spice.
Some aspects of this show work better than others, but, in its generally excellent second season, the drama has cohered into a compelling, if sprawling, portrait of the Crescent City.
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