| Score: 61.80 |
| 7 Reviews |
| Score: 61.80 7 Reviews |
When a deep sea explorer goes missing in the Gulf of Mexico, his son must unravel a mystery embedded in his father’s Last Will and Testament, and doing so will entangle him in a world of drug smugglers, murderers and back stabbers.
The pilot episode revolves around the disappearance of Rocky Murdoch, a famed deep sea explorer, following his yacht's explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. His son Jake, a bounty hunter, tries to make sense out of the tragedy, but it only becomes more muddled when Jake is the recipient of a mysterious satellite phone, and is involved in a shooting with a henchman for an unusual drug lord.
Character DrivenCrimeEnsemble CastHigh ConceptLaw EnforcementMysteryRevengeThrillerViolenceTime Period: PresentStory Location: USASpecial Effects: Minimal SFXTarget Audience: Adult
Bounty is a series that revolves around Jake Murdoch, a bounty hunter in Texas. After his father, Rocky, goes missing in the Gulf of Mexico when his yacht explodes, Rocky suspects something suspicious has happened.
His fears are only heightened when a Fed Ex box arrives at the office of his girlfriend, Robin. The box contains a mysterious satellite phone. Together with his brother, Nick, he tries to make sense of the situation, but it doesn’t help when his father’s house is ransacked, Jake is involved in a shooting with a henchman for an unusual drug lord, and Rocky's Last Will turns out to be even more mysterious than the telephone.
Meanwhile, the drug lord, Morgan Piersall, is exacting a firm hand on the drug trade in that part of the state, but he’s about to find out that there are thieves in his own den, and that the retributions will lead ultimately to Jake’s doorstep, with threats to his ex-wife Rachel, an FBI agent, and teenage daughter, Allie.
Battle lines are drawn, and what follows during the series is an exciting thrill-ride, where our heroes, staring down personal demons and issues, face off against a force hell-bent on destroying them at all costs.
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Script of the Month:Gold Medal: February 2016 Weekly Top Ten List:Weeks on Chart: 4 |
