Former insurance investigator Nate Ford, was a once-loyal employee who had recovered millions of dollars in stolen goods for his employer. But after Ford’s son dies because his employer denied insurance claims, he decides to lead a team of thieves who act as modern-day Robin Hoods, providing leverage to those who need it.
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04x18 The Last Dam Job Aired: Jan. 15, 2012The Leverage team must recruit old friends and rivals in order to take down Latimer and a foe from their past. [continue reading]
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TNT has renewed Leverage for a fifth season. Season 5 will air summer 2012. So far season 4 has increased it's audience by 10 percent over season 3.
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- 04x18 The Last Da… (Jan. 15, 2012)
- 04x17 The Radio Job (Jan. 08, 2012)
- 04x16 The Gold Job (Jan. 01, 2012)
- 04x15 The Lonely … (Dec. 25, 2011)
- 04x14 The Boys… (Dec. 18, 2011)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Marc Roskin (16 episodes)
- Dean Devlin (14 episodes)
- Jonathan Frakes (10 episodes)
Writers
- John Rogers (78 episodes)
- Chris Downey (76 episodes)
- M. Scott Veach (7 episodes)
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- Christian Kane, who plays Eliot Spencer, played Lindsey McDonald in Angel. Sam Anderson, who played his boss in Angel, plays Henry Retzing, one of their marks, in the episode "The Snow Job."…
[show]Christian Kane, who plays Eliot Spencer, played Lindsey McDonald in Angel. Sam Anderson, who played his boss in Angel, plays Henry Retzing, one of their marks, in the episode "The Snow Job." Kane and Anderson say that they exchanged a wink on camera as a reference to this in one scene.
[hide] - In Season 1, The Juror #6 Job, the actor Brent Spiner who played the defendant, wore yellow-tinted glasses. A nod to his character Data in Star Trek: The Next Generation, who had yellow eyes.
- The number 42 is often used - a nod to "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" franchise.
