A drama that takes a stark and brutal look at the business of incarceration.
The McLusky family are power brokers in the business of incarceration, running for-profit prisons in Kingstown, Michigan. It is the only thriving industry in a town with a history of systemic racism, inequality, and corruption. Together they attempt to bring order and justice to a town that has neither.
Comments (12)
08/06/24 at 10:15pm
Just watched the season 3 finale.SPOILERS: If they were to continue this series after all the dead bodies it would be difficult. I did not particularly like how they ended this. They tried to close up loose end but did not do it in a way that made me happy. I would like to see it continue ,they have a few stories left that need to be wrapped up.
08/04/24 at 07:18pm
8/4/24 Sunday. I watched the S3 finale today and I suspect this will be the series finale too, especially (spoilers) after so many characters were killed off. Yes, there's room for the S3 finale to merely be a cliff-hanger, but we shall see as there's no announced renewal or cancellation as I type.
05/21/23 at 00:19am
Chris I know this is a bit late and am not sure if you will even see this, but Stevie put the bonds in lockup he just didn’t put them in the system. And in episode 5 that wasn’t one of Milo’s men who went into lock up and got them. That was Kyle. Mike told them to move them. Kyle feels useless and is a little off his rails from the riot and taking the BS job in upstate. He is doing everything he can to make himself useful to Mike. That’s how he got the bonds.
03/13/23 at 05:29pm
So, in season 2, episode 4, Milo's bonds are turned into the police, who put them in lock-up. Episode 5, Milo sends someone to steal them from lock-up after a corrupt cop leaves the cage unlocked. Then, in episode 6, Kyle gets them out of lock-up and brings them to Mike. How is this possible?
01/15/23 at 01:03pm
I saw his hospital bed message on TV a week or so ago. He must be headed for a long rehab after his terrible snowplow accident.
01/15/23 at 09:26am
Get Well Soon, Jeremy
01/09/22 at 07:37am
Man I love this show! The swearing is absolutely necessary to stay real. I didn't even notice it because I got swept up in the story. So many people keep their heads in the sand to avoid reality so this show is a wake up call. Being able to show both sides of prison is not an easy job but this show has succeeded. I'm just happy to see a new idea on TV and see it done so well.
11/29/21 at 02:25pm
I'm not a big Jeremy Renner fan but I decided to check this out anyway. So far, I'm loving it! Yea, there's a lot of swearing but given what the show is about, not at all shocking. It would actually be kinda weird if they didn't. The acting is great and I look forward to each episode.
11/14/21 at 10:49pm
I watched less than two minutes and I heard the f word at least 50 times. It seems tv has also gone foke on us in their attempt for ratings. More and more you hear obscenity when we are all better off trying to curtail our use of it. Nothing is worse than being out in public when the kids around are all loud potty mouths which they got from us. It truly sounds like sht and makes us all stupid. There is no reason to bring this stupidity to tv - it certainly does make a show or dialog better by one iota.
11/14/21 at 09:25pm
I see it now on Paramount not +
They can't even get that right.
Which must mean bait and switch.
Peacockean.
They can't even get that right.
Which must mean bait and switch.
Peacockean.
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