Last year we enjoyed watching East West 101 (Season 1). Now we have just finished watching Season 2. It's very easy to finish off over a few weeks, being only 7 episodes. (unlike 24, for example, which feels like it goes forever...).*
Detective Zane Malik (Don Hany) reappears in this season, a Muslim cop working with the Major Crime Squad solving murders in Sydney. The overarching plot throughout this season is a car-bomb murder, which requires the Squad to work with the National Security Organisation (NSO). There are also the personal stories of the characters woven throughout.
It's a great series, high-quality drama. I wish we made more quality TV like this in Australia.
* It is a bit violent too, although sadly I am used to violence having watched 8 seasons of 24!
Detective Zane Malik (Don Hany) reappears in this season, a Muslim cop working with the Major Crime Squad solving murders in Sydney. The overarching plot throughout this season is a car-bomb murder, which requires the Squad to work with the National Security Organisation (NSO). There are also the personal stories of the characters woven throughout.
It's a great series, high-quality drama. I wish we made more quality TV like this in Australia.
* It is a bit violent too, although sadly I am used to violence having watched 8 seasons of 24!
2 comments:
Glad you liked season 2. I've only watched season 1 and was sad to miss season 2 on TV. I enjoyed it because it is set in Sydney and actually represents multicultural Sydney more accurately than most other Australian TV shows.
Try the library Jenny - that's where we found Season 1!
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