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Southland
Michael Cudlitz ("A River Runs Through It") plays John Cooper a seasoned Los Angeles cop assigned to train young rookie Ben Sherman (Benjamin McKenzie, "The O.C."). Cooper's honest, no-nonsense approach to the job leaves Sherman questioning whether or not he has what it takes to become a police officer.
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05x10 Reckoning Aired: Apr. 17, 2013John copes with the aftermath of his kidnapping. Sammy closes in on the real robbers. Lydia continues to pursue John’s kidnappers and becomes … [continue reading]
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TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew "Southland" for another season. We are enormously proud of "Southland", which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful.
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- The song that is played over the show's opening credits is a brief selection from "Canção do Mar" (Song of the Sea), by the Portuguese singer and songwriter Dulce José Silva Pontes. The piece…
[show]The song that is played over the show's opening credits is a brief selection from "Canção do Mar" (Song of the Sea), by the Portuguese singer and songwriter Dulce José Silva Pontes. The piece was also used in the 1996 movie Primal Fear, and a version recorded by British singer Sarah Brightman under the title "Harem" was a crossover hit for Brightman in 2003.
[hide] - Bystanders at shooting locations thought that Ben McKenzie had changed careers from acting to law enforcement.
- The LAPD badges worn by the characters have "LOS ANGELES" on the upper banner (above the image of LA City Hall) and the wearer's rank on the lower banner. This is the opposite of the design…
[show]The LAPD badges worn by the characters have "LOS ANGELES" on the upper banner (above the image of LA City Hall) and the wearer's rank on the lower banner. This is the opposite of the design of actual LAPD badges, to avoid having a prop badge used to impersonate a real police officer.
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