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Synopsis:

When rival gang lords are each handed marked cash, as result of a stealth bank robbery, and an invitation to a meeting in Los Angeles, Carter and Lee illegally find out that this is the work of the Quantou gang in conjunction with Lee's sister Kim.

And thus the series comes to a close. What'd you all think of the finale, and the series as a whole?

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When seemingly upstanding members of society are being publicly humiliated by a mystery man, Detectives Carter and Lee search for someone targeting powerful people with something to hide.

What'd you guys think of the latest episode?

Synopsis:

Carter and Lee discover that a hostage situation at a concert hall is more than a robbery gone wrong.

Thoughts?

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When Carter and Lee investigate a young woman's disappearance at an infamous Hollywood hotel, Cole fears that the serial killer who committed similar crimes at the hotel years ago and was declared dead in a hotel fire, may actually be alive and back.

Discuss tonight's episode here!

Firstly, I want to say that I won't spoil anything.

Australians have already seen the entire first season of Rush Hour air on Channel 7; in NSW it was on Thursdays from 10pm - 12pm.

Being one of the people who know what happens in the later episodes, I would like to thank Jon Foo, Justin Hires, Aimee Garcia and Page Kennedy for putting on such a fun to watch show, one that made me laugh and tense up at the same time. As well as the producers, directors, writers and other staff who put their time and effort to make it an enjoyable program.

It's always sad to see TV shows that you like be cancelled. I believe the reason why Rush Hour was cancelled was because of its steadily decreasing viewing audiences and meagre ratings. Which is sad, because I truly believed that this show had potential, even if majority of the viewers didn't.

People talk about the chemistry between Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, they way they bonded; the special friendship they have... and how this is unseen in the TV series, but really, I believe that the Rush Hour TV show explored even closer bonds between the characters themselves, ones that are funny, enjoyable, and most important of all, relatable.

Look deeper than the literal, and you'll see that this series is one that is rich in family and friendship and that just because the relationship between Lee and Carter isn't exactly the same as it is in the films, doesn't mean it it's bad. Look beyond the relationship between Lee and Carter, and into the relationships between all of the characters, and you'll see that they hold all sorts of meanings that weren't in the films but are equally as enjoyable.

Who cares if Jon Foo is the whitest Asian guy out if he can play the role of the detective who acts as a foil to Carter to drive the funnies home.

TLDR; Don't think of this as the original Rush Hour series. If you do, you will get disappointed that it isn't, but if you think about it you'll realise that this TV series is just as good, but in different ways.

Episode Synopsis: Carter and Lee search for a prison escapee who's seeking his estranged wife and daughter who have been placed in the Witness Protection Program.

Episode Synopsis: Carter is smitten with an attractive witness he and Lee are protecting from assassination by her ruthless former employer.

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Carter and Lee discover an armored truck robbery may have been a practice run for a bigger job, but disagree on who is responsible.

New episode's here! Discuss away.

Episode Synopsis: Carter and Lee go undercover as administrators at a prestigious high school to investigate the murder of a student, who they learn was involved in flushing out a drug ring on the campus.

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Lee's sister, Kim, puts her life on the line to tip him off about the Quantou gang trafficking women; Lee keeps Carter in the dark as he gathers information about the gang's plans to infiltrate the city.

Discuss tonight's episode here!

Episode Synopsis: Two people, seemingly unconnected, are victims of similar bomb attacks, sending Carter and Lee scrambling to identify the killer before he strikes again.

Episode Synopsis: Carter and Lee search for a young graffiti artist who witnessed the murder of an LAPD detective, and is the link to the suspect, an infamous criminal.

Episode Synopsis: To crack a robbery-homicide, Carter must sneak his cousin Gerald out of jail to use his contacts on the street to help get to the bottom of the crime.

Any chance we could get the ball rolling on this?