A police drama following officers of New York's Public Morals Division in the 1960s.
Terry Muldoon is an honest and hardworking officer in New York City's Public Morals Division, which investigates vice crimes in the city. Many of Muldoon's fellow cops walk a thin line between morality and criminality, tempted by all that comes from working the city's dark underbelly.
As Muldoon watches the Hell's Kitchen streets where he grew up get overtaken by an escalating war within two factions of the Irish-American Mob, he becomes determined to fight back in order to provide a safe place for his family to live.
Comments (33)
09/25/15 at 08:33pm
This show is fantastic. Extremely realistic, perfectly captures the big apple for the time period depicted. Great characters, great story line, great acting. Hope it never gets cancelled.
09/09/15 at 07:04am
This show is terrible. None of the characters are likeable, not even Ed Burns' character.
08/27/15 at 01:41am
OMG. This show is so bad, mostly from the bad directing. The actors are not doing a good job, and when that happens I always lay the fault at the feet of the director. Script isn't too awful, I've watched show which had much worse scripts but the directing is just so bad I couldn't even watch a full 30 mins of the first hour of the first show.
The lead actor, Edward Burns, did the directing in the pilot episode, and if he had good sense he'd turn that duty over to someone with more experience and talent than he has.
The lead actor, Edward Burns, did the directing in the pilot episode, and if he had good sense he'd turn that duty over to someone with more experience and talent than he has.
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