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"Premiere of Dark Blue"

Dark Blue: one of my favorite police undercover shows premiered tonight on TNT (2 hours). This is another hit from Jerry Bruckheimer. In the pilot which aired on July 15, 2009, Dean (Logan Marshall-Green)was suspected of murdering an FBI agent and it was up to his boss Lt. Carter Shaw (Dylan McDermott) to prove Dean's loyalty. Since then the team has gone undercover in some very dangerous situations. It was a great ride and I was happy the show got picked up for a second season.

Well, Season 2 is here and I can't get enough of the team:

Dylan McDermott - Lt. Carter Shaw (unhinged, dedicated, defiant, protective of his team)
Omari Hardwick - Ty Curtis (married, loving, cautious, extra marital affairs undercover??)
Logan Marshall-Green - Dean Bendis (serious, secretive, edgy, aggressive)
Nicki Aycox - Jaimie Allen (secretive, lied to fiance about who she really is, past drug addicted life, very good liar, reinvented herself/new identity to become a cop)
Tricia Helfer - Alex Rice (new comer, FBI, headstrong, slept with Carter Shaw on her first assignment, we'll see how she does....)

This season promises to kick it up a notch so buckle your seat belts!

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