TV-MA
2014    43 mDrama, Sport
8.597%6.9
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Alvey and Lisa are struggling to keep their gym, Navy Street, afloat. Their best hope is Alvey's son Nate, an up and coming fighter. Jay, Alvey's other son, is on the outs with his father. When Lisa's ex and former MMA champ, Ryan, shows up, complications arise. Nate has secrets of his own which may hold him back.

3 sæsoner

  • Sæson 1
    Sæson 110 episoder
  • Sæson 2
    Sæson 220 episoder
  • Sæson 3
    Sæson 310 episoder
  • Frank GrilloAlvey Kulina
  • Jonathan TuckerJay Kulina
  • Nick JonasNate Kulina
  • Matt LauriaRyan Wheeler
  • Kiele SanchezLisa Prince
  • Juliette JacksonShelby
  • Joanna GoingChristina Kulina
  • Paul Walter HauserKeith
  • Natalie MartinezAlicia Mendez
  • Levi BowlingNavy Street MMA Fighter
  • Zach ScheererNavy Street Gym Fighter Zach
  • Mac BrandtMac Sullivan
  • Juan ArchuletaHimself
  • Joe StevensonFight Coach Joe Daddy
  • Bryan CallenGaro Kassabian
  • Mike BeltranHimself - Referee
  • Phil AbramsDr. Kramer
  • Kirk AcevedoDominick Ramos
  • Lina EscoAva Flores
  • Christie PhilipsMMA Fighter
  • ATX TV Festival
    Kingdom (2014)
    31. juli 2026

    Why I love Kingdom (Even Though I Usually Avoid Shows This Violent)

    (Emily, Co-President) This isn't the kind of show I would normally gravitate toward. The world of MMA is BRUTAL. Just like the real life version, the fights on this show are intense and can be incredibly difficult to watch. And yet, I absolutely love this series. For me Kingdom is special despite the violence—because of the relationships. At its core, the show is about family, ambition, loyalty, addiction, identity, and all of the complicated ways we can both hurt and love the people closest to us. Every character is flawed, and every relationship feels messy, complicated, and completely human. As with most shows I love, the performances are what makes the series so great. Matt Lauria gives such a powerful nuanced performance as Ryan, showing both strength and vulnerability, and Jonathan Tucker is just so good as Jay. It's one of those performances (that Tucker is known for) that is impossible to look away from because you never know exactly what he'll do next. It keeps you on the edge of your seat. Even amid all the punches, blood, and broken bones, I don’t think the series ever loses sight of the emotional stakes. It’s about people trying to figure out who they are, what they owe the people they love, and whether redemption is ever really possible.

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