Summary Of Memphis Beat s02 e05 - "The Things We Carry"
Dwight goes sleuthing when three gun-toting thieves rob a party boat, but there are ripple effects when the case involves one of Dwight's 'oldest friends'. Fallout from the investigation allows Dwight to reconnect with an ex-flame and perform music with an old bandmate.Lt. Rice decides to investigate when a beloved Memphis attraction burns down. Dwight and Paula Ann travel to New Orleans to put Dwight's suspicions that someone murdered his father to rest, but they get a surprise when they end up meeting Dwight's father face to face.Set against a blues backdrop, Memphis Beat focuses on a police detective played by Jason Lee.
I am a huge fan of Cop shows, and there are plenty around to keep me watching TV. I really enjoyed the Pilot for "Memphis Beat". It was a good story and the characters were already coming to the fore. Dwight Hendricks is a pretty customer who flirts with the authorities but still gets the job done. Of course like all good shows he has to have his own little quirks and already in the Pilot these began to shine. It may have been a bit cheesy at the end with him singing Elvis but I guess that adds to his charm. The relationship with his new boss, Lt. Tanya Rice was nicely developed and I think there will be more good fireworks between them as the show progresses.
Summary Of Memphis Beat s02 e05 - "The Things We Carry"
Dwight goes sleuthing when three gun-toting thieves rob a party boat, but there are ripple effects when the case involves one of Dwight's 'oldest friends'. Fallout from the investigation allows Dwight to reconnect with an ex-flame and perform music with an old bandmate.Lt. Rice decides to investigate when a beloved Memphis attraction burns down. Dwight and Paula Ann travel to New Orleans to put Dwight's suspicions that someone murdered his father to rest, but they get a surprise when they end up meeting Dwight's father face to face.Set against a blues backdrop, Memphis Beat focuses on a police detective played by Jason Lee.
I am a huge fan of Cop shows, and there are plenty around to keep me watching TV. I really enjoyed the Pilot for "Memphis Beat". It was a good story and the characters were already coming to the fore. Dwight Hendricks is a pretty customer who flirts with the authorities but still gets the job done. Of course like all good shows he has to have his own little quirks and already in the Pilot these began to shine. It may have been a bit cheesy at the end with him singing Elvis but I guess that adds to his charm. The relationship with his new boss, Lt. Tanya Rice was nicely developed and I think there will be more good fireworks between them as the show progresses.
