Episode 1.01 - "Reloaded" – Monday, Aug. 13, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT)
The department is still reeling with the recent departure of Deputy Chief Brenda Lee Johnson, creating a tough transition for the newly appointed head of Major Crimes, Captain Sharon Raydor. But there is little time for adjustment as the department rushes to reach a plea bargain when a string of grocery store robberies turns fatal. After proving to be a valuable source for the case, undercover police detective and military veteran Detective Amy Sykes is transferred to Major Crimes. Meanwhile, Raydor takes a big step to protect teenager Rusty Beck after he runs away from his foster family.
Directed by Michael M. Robin
Written by James Duff
Created by James Duff
Episode 1.02 - "Before and After" – Monday, Aug. 20, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
Growing pains within Major Crimes become apparent as the division works to obtain justice in a brutal homicide that turns out to be more complicated than expected. Raydor struggles to gain the respect of her colleagues while also trying to supervise Rusty 24/7. The changes within the department may become more than Provenza can accept.
Directed by Steve Robin
Written by Steven Kane
Created by James Duff
Episode 1.03 - "Medical Causes" – Monday, Aug. 27, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
The facts become blurry in a case involving a fatal car crash at a nightclub. Meanwhile, Rusty can finally look forward to his mother’s return.
Directed by Paul McCrane
Written by Michael Alaimo
Created by James Duff
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Thank you. I'm hoping that Major Crimes will be as good as The closer even without Kyra Sedwick.
ReplyDeleteOur pleasure. Hope you enjoy the new series
ReplyDeleteI hope too that is as good as the old and i hope that i enjoy it but time will show.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see they're not waiting long to get Provenza involved.
ReplyDeleteFrom what I read of Major Crimes so far, it seems they're going to do the
ReplyDeletesame exact thing with Capt. Raydor's character as they did with Brenda Leigh's in the first season. Recycling storylines is never a good thing. I'm hoping the writers come up with a fresh way of writing this. Also, I think they're going
about the process of continuing The Closer's success in the worst way possible, which is to undermine Brenda Leigh's
character and show how Capt Raydor will do things "better". I hope I'm
wrong, because I really like the supporting cast from The Closer, and
want Major Crimes to have a chance. But it they're going to diss
viewers' beloved old show for the new one, they're going to fail
miserably in keeping this franchise going.