I really enjoy the episodes of Houston Knights. while some of the writing may lead through some predictable story lines, the acting is great. I really enjoy the chemistry between the stars and MB's portrayal of L.L is wonderful with that dry sense of humor and irony that is NEVER lost on MP's Joey LF--they play so well off each other, I can make allowances for some of the writing. I also really liked it when they added the Mexican cop, Esteban G., he brought a lot more to his role than the old detective did. Good change over. I love the complexity of the character development with these two lead actors. I re-watch them whenever I can.
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You mean it wasn't a parody?
nickgreene23 May 2005
For years I have wondered whether this series was meant to be a parody. I couldn't believe that a show could seriously be that bad. It finally occurred to me to check IMDb to learn more about the show. I guess I was wrong.
This very bad knock-off of Miami Vice was painful to watch, even worse than a Michale Pare movie. The writing was predictable and the acting was horrible. If you have a choice between watching old episodes of this show and being devoured by rats, take the rats.
Seen by today's standards, the cutting edge (for the time) Miami Vice looks pretty hokey. Houston Knights would look hokey by any standards.
This very bad knock-off of Miami Vice was painful to watch, even worse than a Michale Pare movie. The writing was predictable and the acting was horrible. If you have a choice between watching old episodes of this show and being devoured by rats, take the rats.
Seen by today's standards, the cutting edge (for the time) Miami Vice looks pretty hokey. Houston Knights would look hokey by any standards.
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