Alex Cross is a brilliant but flawed homicide detective and full of contradictions. A doting father and family man, Cross is single-minded to the point of obsession when he hunts killers. He is desperate for love, but his wife’s murder has left him too damaged to receive it.
Alex Cross, a detective and forensic psychologist, along with his partner John Sampson, begins tracking a serial killer following the shocking murder of a Black Lives Matter activist.
Episode 1. Hero Complex
2024-11-14 · 62 min
Washington, D.C. Detective Alex Cross is called to solve the case when a Black Lives Matter activist is killed in cold blood.
Episode 2. Ride the White Horsey
2024-11-14 · 53 min
Emir Goodspeed's murder spreads like wildfire through D.C., catching others in its burn, while D.C.-powerbroker Ed Ramsey seduces his next victim: an art aficionado named Shannon Witmer.
Episode 3. The Good Book
2024-11-14 · 58 min
Cross raids a home connected to Emir's murder. The suspect escapes, but leaves behind a piece of evidence so unique, it limits the list of suspects to an elite D.C. few.
Episode 4. Masks
2024-11-14 · 58 min
With Cross hot on his heels, Ed Ramsey sets up a new locale to perform his kills, as the Cross family continues to be tormented by a mysterious someone connected to Deirdre Nolan.
Episode 5. What Happens at Ramsey's
2024-11-14 · 51 min
Cross and Elle dine at Ed Ramsey's house for his annual birthday soiree. But the night's twists take a dark turn, when Cross realizes that Ramsey's next victim is in the house.
Episode 6. A Bang, Not a Whimper
2024-11-14 · 54 min
A fresh lead sends Cross to Philly with his son Damon. Along the way, father and son reconnect through the shared grief over Maria's death.
Episode 7. Happy Birthday
2024-11-14 · 59 min
Cross closes in on Ed Ramsey as the clock desperately ticks down to the moment when Shannon Witmer is set to die. Will Cross make it in time?
Episode 8. You Had Me at Motherfucker
2024-11-14 · 60 min
Cross realizes that his attempt to protect his family has put them in more danger. He races against time to rescue the people he loves.
Season 2
8 episodes · 2026
In Season Two, Cross is in pursuit of a ruthless vigilante who is hunting down corrupt billionaire magnates.
Episode 1. Harrow
2026-02-11 · 51 min
When billionaire Lance Durand's life is threatened, Alex Cross is called into action. But to find the killer, Cross must discover why someone would want to murder the man that feeds America.
Episode 2. Scatter
2026-02-11 · 54 min
A break in the investigation brings the team to Chicago, following the man with the haunting grin from surveillance footage. Meanwhile, Kayla's personal mission encounters a tragedy.
Episode 3. Feed
2026-02-11 · 56 min
After finding clues in the subway, Cross' team tracks the suspect to Texas where they must work with Homeland Security to uncover another criminal enterprise.
Episode 4. Harden
2026-02-18 · 47 min
Two vigilantes meet in a Florida hotel room, and plans are hatched to exact justice. But when their connection endangers both their lives, an impossible decision is made: only one can live.
Episode 5. Climb
2026-02-25 · 57 min
A breakthrough brings Cross and Kayla to the remaining vigilante. She'll turn herself in, if Cross meets her at a specific place. But Kayla warns it may be a trap.
Episode 6. Gather
2026-03-04 · 52 min
Cross decodes the evidence to learn the vigilante is killing people in a specific order. He rushes to save the next person on the list, before it's too late.
Episode 7. Winnow
2026-03-11 · 48 min
Those on the kill list are rushed to a military base. There, the tightly-packed billionaires turn on each other. Then one reveals a secret that could turn this case on it's head.
Episode 8. Quemar
2026-03-18 · 58 min
Cross and Kayla attempt to trap Luz. Instead she gives Cross evidence to bring billionaire Lance Durand to justice.
I've read quite a number of James Patterson's Alex Cross, crime thrillers over the years, so I came to this with an enthusiasm that was quickly quashed.
The heavy handed script full of trite cliches, stereotypes and clumsy characterisations, is downright irritating. Its not the actors fault, in fact, most hand in pretty decent performances.
Sadly, so much else feels contrived and over stated, its hard to recommend this production. A production that's a million miles away from how the academic, astute and gentlemanly Cross, is depicted in the novels. Or put another way, what we get is an overdose of tough guy and not enough of a Sherlock Holmes style of character.
In summary, if this series had adhered more closely to the manner in which the characters were presented in the novels, I believe, it would have been inherently watchable. Instead, what we get is a clumsy, stereotype ridden proposition,that conspicuously limits any potential appeal this series might have had. What a shame.
I don’t read thrillers, and don’t watch many as movies either, so perhaps that should be taken into consideration with my review.
Overall, I wasn’t impressed by the series. I don’t have much patience with stereotypical super-villains — you know, the evil geniuses who always seem to stay a step ahead of the good guys until there is about eight minutes left to watch. No wonder most of them value their careers over their lovely families. Okay, I exaggerate. And the whole ‘who can I trust’ thing goes right off the charts as well. I don’t need my movies to be total realistic, but sheesh, once I twigged to how the screenwriters think, I saw some plot twists coming a city block away.
And what is this modern tendency to mostly film scenes in the dark?
But the acting and the dialogue seem okay, but didn’t quite distract me enough to enjoy the show.
US made serie, this was fine. It managed to surprise me now and then, not much but lot's of more than most. I've not read any of the books, so that might have been a reason this kept me interested. As usually in US productions, typecasting ruined a lot of fun, but mostly casting was brilliant and working well. story was good but told usual, US way so bit ruined the feel.
people, actors keep this show good. they are damn good, even those poor souls who always got typecasted to the same role