Inspired by the critically acclaimed feature film, "The Magician," Scott Ryan reprises the role of charismatic, yet volatile hit-man, Ray Shoesmith. Driven by dark humour and off-beat conversation, the series follows Ray as he navigates his chilling business, while also maintaining friendships, parental responsibilities and a fledgling romance; tough roles to juggle in the modern age when you're a criminal for hire.
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- DK2025年5月12日Underrated Aussie TV-Show!
- Dadda27632025年1月28日Love this show, it keeps you interested from start to finish.
- old_computer.exe2025年12月22日“Moist panties”. Binge watching perfection!!! Gary is hilarious and my heart still hurts seeing Ally move on...
- Simon Steyn2025年11月8日Just a brilliant Aussie show
- Twinhawks2025年11月1日A very well written show, easy to watch with great characters. Highly recommend.
- J C2025年3月22日One of my favorite shows made in the last ten years.
- GODDAMNFOOL2025年10月19日masterpiece. Give this man every script.
- grantss2025年8月29日Absolutely brilliant. Ray Shoesmith works “in security”. What this involves, however, is him being a killer/thug for hire: no job is off-limits or too large and Ray is very good at what he does. While the pay is good the job means he accumulates enemies and can’t trust anyone. There’s also the problem of keeping his work life separate from his private life. A spectacular series, the greatest yet made in Australia. It starts off slowly – the first two episodes are really just scene-setting – but once it gets going it’s absolutely riveting. It’s a great mix of crime-drama, human drama and comedy in an Australian setting. The fact that episodes are only 25 or so minutes long helps as there’s no space for filler. Yet, despite the shortness of the episodes and being action-packed, there’s still time for profundity and reflection – it just isn’t signposted or spoon-fed like lesser series. Another area the series scores in is authenticity. A lot of Australian movies and TV shows try to be too Hollywoodesque or too Australian, playing to a stereotype. This gets it just right: everything looks and feels like real Australia down to the minor characters seeming like people you would meet in real life. Scott Ryan, who is also creator and writer of the show, is fantastic as Ray Shoesmith, absolutely inhabiting the role. He is also upstaged, however, by Chika Yasumura who plays his 8-to-12-year-old-daughter Brittany. She, being sweet and innocent, is the contrast to Ray and shows the bipolarity of his life. She gets some of the best lines and puts in a wonderful performance, especially for one so young. A must-watch.
- Sophia Atkinson2025年3月7日Great Show, gets a 4 because 2 dogs died
- imthatguyhere2024年11月11日One of the best crime series ever released. Ryan is an amazing actor who's face alone is enough to pull you into every gripping scene. No time is wasted, and it ends without getting old.
