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Agent X
Season 1
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Hidden from the view of the public - and even from the President - there is a top secret agent who is trained and ready to serve, deployed only at the careful discretion of the Vice President.
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10 Episodes
Pilot
E1
Pilot
Episode 1
The Enemy of My Enemy
E2
The Enemy of My Enemy
Episode 2
Back in Your Arms
E3
Back in Your Arms
Episode 3
The Devil & John Case
E4
The Devil & John Case
Episode 4
Truth, Lies and Consequences
E5
Truth, Lies and Consequences
Episode 5
Sacrifice
E6
Sacrifice
Episode 6
Long Walk Home
E7
Long Walk Home
Episode 7
Angels & Demons
E8
Angels & Demons
Episode 8
Penultimatum
E9
Penultimatum
Episode 9
Fidelity
E10
Fidelity
Episode 10
Cast of Season 1
Sharon Stone
Vicepresident Natalie Maccabee
Jeff Hephner
Agent X
John Shea
President Eckhart
Carolyn Stotesbery
Pamela Richardson
Paul Tully
Moses
Season 1 Reviews
Los Angeles Times
Robert Lloyd
"Noisy bit of nonsense" is not a criticism, by the way.
RogerEbert.com
Nick Allen
"Agent X" lowers the general bar from entertainment value to nap-ability-"Will I miss anything important when I inevitably fall asleep through most of it?"
New York Times
Mike Hale
Agent X feels undernourished in every aspect, from production design to cinematography to the staging of its action sequences to its casting.
TheWrap
Heidi Patalano
Agent X isn't the dull affair it could be. With a few injections of much-needed humor, nimble hand-to-hand combat scenes... and a few clever plot twists, the show isn't lazy. It's like a tasty frozen pizza: decent for what it is.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gail Pennington
Bursts of violence aside, "Agent X" doesn't work well as an action thriller. And while watching it for comedy, intentional or not, is more enjoyable, that's probably no reason to tune in every week.
San Francisco Chronicle
David Wiegand
Agent X is paced like a competent PBS documentary.
Wall Street Journal
Nancy DeWolf Smith
Homeland does not need an antidote, but if it did, TNT's new Agent X would serve well in that role.
Media Life
Tom Conroy
The plots take an unexpectedly heavy turn, but its hero keeps playing an average nice guy. Viewers will probably have no idea how to react.
Newsday
Verne Gay
It is breathtakingly inept.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tirdad Derakhshani
Despite its nicely shot action scenes, Agent X is just more of the same. Unlike Piper Perabo's Covert Affairs, which also had a light touch, there's no attention to character here, just guns and mouths shooting off.
Variety
Brian Lowry
It mostly works, at least initially, combining a sense of playfulness with bountiful action and, less successfully, a sweeping conspiracy.
Hollywood Reporter
Tim Goodman
TNT had a chance to get out in front of this thing and claim it as a spoof, but apparently that didn't occur to them. So unfortunately Agent X remains an intentional drama, one that is insanely but deliciously bad. Hilariously bad.
Boston Globe
Matthew Gilbert
It plays like a spoof, from the absurd premise to the cheap sets and bad acting. What can I say? After bristling at the poor quality, I settled for camp-watching the show, and I had a few Sharknado-like laughs.
Common Sense Media
Kari Croop
If you can get past the ridiculous premise, excuse the hokey dialogue, and simply enjoy it for what it is, Agent X is a surprisingly entertaining ride.
IGN Movies
Jesse Schedeen
Between the wooden characters, simplistic conflict and the generally low-budget feel, Agent X often plays more like a show from 1995 than 2015.
TV Equals
Rueben
I am intrigued about all three of the main characters. I am also loving that John Shea is back on the small screen and portraying the President of the United States.
Yahoo! TV
Ken Tucker
Alas, Agent X isn't sufficiently exaggerated to qualify as fun escapism.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Rob Owen
Yes, it's all a lot of hokum in this mostly lighthearted adventure series that situates Ms. Stone as the boss while she watches Agent X run missions via video link.
Boston Herald
Mark A. Perigard
Welcome to Mission: Preposterous.
TV Line
Michael Slezak
The real problem with Agent X is its leaden execution and groan-inducing gaps in logic.
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