Rush Hour (CBS 2016, Jon Foo, Justin Hires)

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6 years ago

October 18, 2018

Rush Hour, a reimagining of the hit feature film franchise, is a buddy-cop drama about a maverick LAPD detective and a by-the-book detective from Hong Kong who knock heads when they are forced to partner together.

Detective Lee (Jon Foo) is a reserved, honorable master martial artist with lightning-fast moves who comes to L.A. to avenge his sister’s alleged death and learn more about her connection to a Chinese organized crime ring. Detective Carter (Justin Hires), on the other hand, is a wisecracking cop who plays by his own rules and has never wanted a partner.

As exasperated as Carter’s boss, Captain Cole (Golden Globe and Emmy Award nominee Wendie Malick), gets with him, she knows he’s a brilliant detective who gets results. Attempting to help the two get along is Sergeant Didi Diaz (Aimee Garcia), Carter’s friend and former partner who doesn’t hesitate to call him out on his antics. But even as cultures clash and tempers flare, Carter and Lee can’t deny they make a formidable team, and grudgingly admit that sometimes an unlikely pairing makes for a great partnership.

production details
USA | CBS – Doozer Productions – Warner Bros. Television | 13×42 minutes | Broadcast 31 March – 20 August 2016

Arthur Sarkissian as Executive Producer
Bill Lawrence as Creator/Executive Producer
Blake McCormick as Creator/Executive Producer
Brett Ratner as Executive Producer
Jeff Ingold as Executive Producer
Jon Turteltaub as Executive Producer/ Director of Pilot
Steve Franks as Executive Producer

cast
Jon Foo as Detective Lee
Justin Hires as Detective Carter
Wendie Malick as Captain Lindsay Cole
Lauren Bowles as Molly
Tom Wright as Holt
Page Kennedy as Gerald
Byron Mann as Fong
John Patrick Jordan as Austin
Jim Lau as Hong Kong translator
Alex Solowitz as Dennis
Cyrina Fiallo as Mrs. Ortiz
Shantel VanSanten as Victoria
Mark Atteberry as Priest
Rob Mars as Brawny
A.J. Buckley as Steven
Aimee Garcia as Sergeant Didi Diaz
Spencer Grammer as Heather
Maurice Compte as Carlos
Scott Lowell as Richard Wakefield
Chris D’Elia as Buddy
James Hong as Dragon
Tim Sitarz as Goon # 1
Kimberly Crandall as Babs
Miles Fisher as Shea
Ned Vaughn as Brighton
Robyn Lively as FBI Agent Myers
J. D. Pardo as Hunter
Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom as Gunman #4
Kirk Fox as Donovan

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