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The Gentlemen
Season 1
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When aristocratic Eddie inherits the family estate, he discovers that it's home to an enormous weed empire — and its proprietors aren't going anywhere.
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8 Episodes
Refined Aggression
E1
Refined Aggression
Episode 1
Tackle Tommy Woo Woo
E2
Tackle Tommy Woo Woo
Episode 2
Where's My Weed At?
E3
Where's My Weed At?
Episode 3
An Unsympathetic Gentleman
E4
An Unsympathetic Gentleman
Episode 4
I've Hundreds of Cousins
E5
I've Hundreds of Cousins
Episode 5
All Eventualities
E6
All Eventualities
Episode 6
Not Without Danger
E7
Not Without Danger
Episode 7
The Gospel According to Bobby Glass
E8
The Gospel According to Bobby Glass
Episode 8
Cast of Season 1
Theo James
Eddie Horniman
Kaya Scodelario
Susie Glass
Daniel Ings
Freddy Horniman
Joely Richardson
Lady Sabrina
Vinnie Jones
Geoff Seacombe
Season 1 Reviews
Variety
Aramide Tinubu
Entertaining -- with hijinks, plots and gory violence -- The Gentlemen irons out the kinks that plagued its film predecessor, including some of the racist depictions, while adhering to Ritchie's signature style.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
Slick and sly and darkly funny...
The Daily Beast
Nick Schager
A major miscalculation that never justifies its derivative existence, it suggests that the British auteur needs to finally let go of the past.
Wall Street Journal
John Anderson
As it is, The Gentlemen is supremely workable, and watchable. This is partly due to an extremely attractive cast, notably Mr. James and Ms. Scodelario, who generate considerable sexual chemistry while keeping their hands to themselves.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
The overall season-long narrative sags and drags in a way that makes it difficult to care about what happens to anyone involved.
Chicago Tribune
Nina Metz
Enjoyable, riproarious and surprisingly elegant, "The Gentlemen" is also more wealth-aganda.
CNN.com
Brian Lowry
Despite the dashing presence of Theo James as the unexpected heir to a cannabis empire, the net result blows by briskly enough but yields relatively few highs.
Hollywood Reporter
Angie Han
While the series goes through the motions, its heart doesn't fully seem to be in them.
New York Post
Lauren Sarner
For anybody who wants a gangster story that doesn't take itself too seriously, "The Gentlemen" is a rollicking good time.
TIME Magazine
Judy Berman
A little of Ritchie's sensibility goes a long way; what's exhilarating every few years at the cinema can become tedious when repeated throughout eight episodes.
TheWrap
Bob Strauss
While the overall impression is one of creative resurgence, it's a tad disappointing that this new "Gentlemen" doesn't really go anywhere, well, new. But as some toff might tell you, the joy is in the journey, not necessarily the destination.
indieWire
Ben Travers
Sure, there's effort and style in the new-and-unimproved "Gentlemen," but it's still a copy of a copy of a copy: Ritchie imitated himself in the movie, and now he's recreating that imitation.
Decider
Johnny Loftus
Like most of Guy Ritchie's material when he's in caper and kooky criminals mode, The Gentlemen is a romp.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Roxana Hadadi
The Gentlemen TV series is as frothy, enjoyable, and undemanding as its predecessor was a mess, and that's because it's not really a remake.
But Why Tho? A Geek Community
Kate Sánchez
The Gentlemen (2024) is one of the few times a TV series tie-in matches and sometimes exceeds its cinematic predecessor.
What She Said
Anne Brodie
Guy Ritchie never lets us down with high style, great quips, complex plots and bold choices, hugely entertaining and action-packed.
San Jose Mercury News
Randy Myers
It's cheeky, irresistible and undemanding from start to finish.
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
Ritchie's new eight-part Netflix series "The Gentlemen" is the best thing he's ever done.
Paste Magazine
Shane Ryan
Like a good, digestible beach novel, this is the kind of show where you're disappointed to leave each character's perspective, then quickly wrapped up in the next man or woman in line, and repeat ad infinitum.
Movies and Munchies (YouTube)
Chris Joyce
From the varied characters to the twists and dry British humor, this was a lot of fun to engage with. The acting is wonderful, crafting personas that run the gamut from sophisticated and intelligent to knuckle-dragging idiocy.
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