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Sep 17, 2007 · Watch K-Ville. TV-14. 2007. 1 Season. 6.6 (1,401) Set in Louisiana after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, K-Ville is a fictional police drama that focuses on crimes occurring in the New Orleans area. Police partners Boulet and Cobb work to solve crimes and bring perpetrators to justice, while the city tries to recover from the natural ...
Sep 17, 2007 · Parents need to know that this police drama -- which is set in New Orleans and deals specifically with the city's post-Katrina struggles -- has plenty of the genre's standard chase scenes, bloody injuries, occasional violent deaths, and frequent gunfire. Regular hurricane flashbacks include people drowning, crying,…. There aren't any parent ...
K-Ville TV-14 2007 1 Season Crime Drama List. 42% 24 Reviews Avg. Tomatometer Two years after Hurricane Katrina, much of New Orleans is still in chaos, so Felony Action Squad officer Marlin Boulet ...
In K-Ville ‘s ethos, the real bad guys tend to be white-collar criminals. The cops save the Ninth Ward from the hands of a vengeful real estate developer, battle a mercenary-for-hire corporation and expose a scheme in which prisoners dump drums of oil into a pristine lagoon (an informant says, “It’s about oil and money, like always”).
May 15, 2008 · K-Ville is an American television drama created and executive produced by Jonathan Lisco, centering on policing New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Deran Sarafian directed the pilot. On May 15, 2008, the series was officially canceled. Season 1 of K-Ville premiered on September 17, 2007.
On the eve of the college football National Championship, Boulet and Cobb are assigned to a special protection detail guarding native son and star running back Vin Baer. While this promising prospect should be gearing up for a monumental game at the Superdome, troubling events could bench him. Boulet and Cobb on the case, but Vin is harboring a secret that involves very dangerous men.
Season 1 – K-Ville. Set in a post-Katrina New Orleans, K-Ville is a buddy cop drama that squanders its potential for social commentary by relying too heavily on the clichés of the genre. Two ...
