APB (TV series)

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APB
APB Title Card.png
Genre
Created by David Slack
Based on"Who Runs the Streets of New Orleans?"
by David Amsden
Developed by Matt Nix
Starring
Composers
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes12
Production
Executive producers
ProducerMargot Lulick
Production location Chicago, Illinois
Cinematography
  • Glenn Keenan
  • Bart Tau
Editors
  • Andrew Coutts
  • Brandon Lott
  • Jimmy Hill
  • Pietro Cecchini
Running time43 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network Fox
ReleaseFebruary 6 (2017-02-06) –
April 24, 2017 (2017-04-24)

APB (short for "all-points-bulletin") is an American procedural drama that aired on Fox from February 6, to April 24, 2017. [1] [2] A first trailer was released on May 16, 2016. [3]

Contents

On May 11, 2017, Fox cancelled the series after one season. [4]

Plot

A tech billionaire makes a deal to purchase a Chicago Police district and equip it with cutting-edge technology, after witnessing the violent murder of a close friend and his company's CFO and the ineffectiveness of the police dealing with it. The story is loosely based on the 2015 New York Times Magazine article "Who Runs the Streets of New Orleans?" by David Amsden. [5] [6]

Cast

Main

Recurring

Production

Development

Fox ordered the pilot of David Slack's police procedural about a tech billionaire who purchases a troubled police precinct. [7] Matt Nix was hired to take over as showrunner on March 24, 2016. [8] [9]

Casting

On February 12, 2016, Natalie Martinez was cast as Theresa Murphy. [10] On February 22, 2016, Caitlin Stasey was cast as Ada Hamilton. [11] On March 1, 2016, Taylor Handley was cast as Officer Roderick Brandt. [12] On March 11, 2016, Justin Kirk and Eric Winter were cast as Gideon Reeves and Sgt. Tom Murphy respectively. [13] [14] On March 15, 2016, Ernie Hudson was cast as Capt. Ed Conrad. [15]

Filming

Filming was temporarily shut down when Slack left the show over creative differences sometime before March 25, 2016, as Nix was set in charge. [8] [9] [16] Fox announced that season one of the show would be shot in Chicago on May 11, 2016, and shortly thereafter, Trey Callaway was announced as co-showrunner of the series with Nix. [17]

Episodes

No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.
code		US viewers
(millions)
1"Hard Reset" Len Wiseman Story by : David Slack
Teleplay by : David Slack & Matt Nix 		February 6, 2017 (2017-02-06)1AZS016.10 [18]

After witnessing the murder of Elliot Sully, his CFO and friend, genius billionaire Gideon Reeves of Reeves Industries makes a proposal and deal with the mayor to get the troubled Chicago Police 13th District and upgrades it with his company's latest technology, notably by creating the APB app that allows citizens to immediately alert the police to a crime, bulletproof cars and improved weaponry. With the aid of patrol cop Officer Theresa Murphy, Reeves also sets out to bring justice to his friend by finding his killer.

Technologies: APB mobile app, quadcopter, electroshock weapon
2"Personal Matters" Duane Clark Trey Callaway & Matt NixFebruary 13, 2017 (2017-02-13)1AZS024.53 [19]

Newly promoted Murphy gets her first case as a detective with Gideon on a ride-along. They run into a pharmacy robbery and a young girl gets seriously injured while they were attempting to chase down the robber. Gideon modifies the police force's motorcycles to go faster in order to outpace and capture the thief, who happens to be a race car driver by profession. Later, Detective Murphy finds out that her ex-husband, Scott, is head of the mayor's task force to take down Gideon's plans for the 13th District.

Technologies: Motorcycles with built-in spike strip
3"Hate of Comrades" Oz Scott Tony CamerinoFebruary 20, 2017 (2017-02-20)1AZS043.75 [20]

The 13th District responds to a call from Murphy's friend, Linc, a retired cop turned security guard who used the APB app before he was killed by five jewelry thieves armed with AR-15s. When they capture one suspect who doesn't give up any information, Gideon redesigns a chair that uses biometric feedback sensors to measure stress levels and tests it in the interrogation room. The jewelry store robbery is discovered to be the first step in a robbery of an armored truck full of money. This is later averted when the bomb that the robbers were carrying detonated thanks to a hacker friend of Ada's doing her a favor, unbeknownst to Gideon and the police force.

Technologies: Polygraph (via biometric feedback sensors in a chair)
4"Signal Loss" Ami Canaan Mann Krystal Houghton ZivFebruary 27, 2017 (2017-02-27)1AZS033.36 [21]

When Brandt goes undercover to collar an illegal weapons dealer (Tim Griffin) who has been supplying armor-piercing bullets to the drug dealing community, a problem arises with how to get a wire into the meeting. Gideon proposes they use a material embedded with extremely fine wiring to fabricate a jacket, thus making the entire jacket a transmitter, though not without some restrictions. Meanwhile, Murphy's ex-husband Scott interviews Officer Reyes, who was shot during one of Gideon's first days running the 13th, in an attempt to take down Gideon's plans for 13th.

Technologies: Smart fabric jacket
5"Above & Beyond" John Putch Christal HenryMarch 6, 2017 (2017-03-06)1AZS053.53 [22]

A fellow MIT grad goes to great lengths to get a meeting with Gideon, hoping that he and the officers of the 13th can take down the people dealing a dangerous new synthetic drug that has harmed his daughter. Things get complicated when the man tries to take the law into his own hands. Meanwhile, Scott ramps up his investigation into the sketchy procedures used by Gideon and the 13th.

Technologies: Currency bill tracking with invisible color
6"Daddy's Home" Darnell Martin Ingrid EscajedaMarch 13, 2017 (2017-03-13)1AZS103.25 [23]

Gideon's con man father Joe (John Heard) gets in trouble with a mobster and turns to his son for help in exchange for aiding the 13th precinct in their takedown of the crime family. Meanwhile, Brandt and Goss try to collar a highly successful teenage auto thief.

Technologies: Car unlocking device
7"Risky Business"Craig SiebelsCarly SotterasMarch 20, 2017 (2017-03-20)1AZS062.88 [24]

Gideon is the keynote speaker at the Windy City Tech Summit, where he is joined by Lauren (Kim Raver), the CEO of Reeves Industries. While Lauren is concerned that the 13th Precinct is just another one of Gideon's expensive "hobbies", evidence surfaces that Gideon may be the target of a murderer who has already killed once to gain an all-access pass to the summit. Meanwhile, Brandt and Goss deal with a suicidal young man, both divulging secrets in order to save him.

Technologies: Holography, QR code, video conference
8"Fueling Fires" Eriq La Salle Trey Callaway & Nick HawthorneMarch 27, 2017 (2017-03-27)1AZS072.79 [25]

Lauren presents Gideon with the idea of "APB Prime," a security system they can sell to the broader public, an idea that Lauren wanted Gideon to introduce during the shareholders meeting later on. Meanwhile, Gideon and Murphy attempts to solve a series of unusual arsons that appear to be related to gang wars that turn out to be something completely different, while Gideon struggles with what to say for the shareholders meeting to keep his company profitability.

Technologies: Electronic nose in police cars, infrared vision
9"Last Train to Europa" Matt Earl Beesley Matt Pitts April 3, 2017 (2017-04-03)1AZS082.63 [26]

When an FBI informant working within a drug cartel is feared to be dead on a boat sunk in Lake Michigan, Gideon retrieves a $50 million submersible he developed for NASA to explore the wreckage. The dead body aboard turns out to be a cartel member, so now the team must work to keep their informant safe from the wrath of the cartel leader. Gideon struggles with keeping the ownership of his company as the board of directors threatens to vote him out due to his recent extravagant spending on the 13th Precinct and disregard to the company affairs. Meanwhile, Danny Ragabi (Ty Olwin), a hacker from Ada's past now known as DV8, wants to disrupt the work of the 13th Precinct, as he believes Gideon is creating a police state.

Technologies: Submersible, self-destructing server, mobile phone tracking, autonomous car
10"Strange Bedfellows" Jeffrey Hunt Mo MasiApril 10, 2017 (2017-04-10)1AZS092.86 [27]

A serial rapist attacks Captain Conrad's old neighborhood and the drug dealer now running the neighborhood wants to dole out his own brand of justice. With the neighborhood community not cooperating with the police, Conrad, Murphy, and Gideon are stuck with collaborating with the drug dealer to find ways they can work together to expose and collar the rapist. Elsewhere, Ada works against the clock to protect herself and the 13th from DV8's schemes.

Technologies: Acoustic source localization, van Eck phreaking, laser cutting, virtual reality
11"Pandora's Box" Guy Norman Bee Matt Nix & Jorge RiveraApril 17, 2017 (2017-04-17)1AZS112.73 [28]

Despite Ada's previous threats, DV8 takes on Gideon and the 13th, with the intention to expose Gideon's secrets. Fearing for Gideon's safety, Conrad sends him home with Murphy. While the 13th is dealing with DV8's terrorist bombings throughout the Precinct, Murphy and Gideon are ambushed by another set of DV8's men, forcing them to retreat into Gideon's secret lab which is hiding a secret project.

Technologies: Remote weapon station, home automation
12"Ricochet"Duane ClarkTrey Callaway & Matt NixApril 24, 2017 (2017-04-24)1AZS122.72 [29]

Making use of the opportunity, the mayor blames Gideon for the recent terrorist attacks and threatens to disband the 13th. Meanwhile, DV8 reveals himself and prompts the 13th to find him. While the 13th attempts to locate DV8, DV8 continues to use his technological skills to disrupt the city. After DV8's assassination attempt on Gideon fails, Gideon and Murphy learn that DV8 has targeted city hall and race the clock in an attempt to save the mayor's life.

Technologies: Anti-Drone jammer, taser protection suit

Broadcast

Internationally, the series premiered in Australia on FOX8 on February 16, 2017. [30] In New Zealand, it debuted on February 27 on TV One.

Home media release

NameDVD ReleaseDiscs
APB: The Complete SeriesPendingTBA

Reception

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 35% approval rating with a 4.46/10 out of 20 reviews. The website's consensus reads, "APB's reliance on high-tech gadgets at the expense of high-stakes drama makes it a cutting-edge police procedural not worth watching." [31] Also, the review aggregator website Metacritic gave the series "mixed or average reviews" with a score of 45 (out of 100) based on 18 critics. [32]

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of APB
No.TitleAir date Rating/share
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		DVR
(18–49)		DVR viewers
(millions)		Total
(18–49)		Total viewers
(millions)
1"Hard Reset"February 6, 20171.5/56.10 [18] 0.72.422.28.52 [33]
2"Personal Matters"February 13, 20171.0/44.53 [19] ————
3"Hate of Comrades"February 20, 20170.8/33.75 [20] —1.99—5.74 [34]
4"Signal Loss"February 27, 20170.8/33.36 [21] ————
5"Above & Beyond"March 6, 20170.8/33.53 [22] 0.51.821.35.25 [35]
6"Daddy's Home"March 13, 20170.7/33.25 [23] 0.51.741.25.00 [36]
7"Risky Business"March 20, 20170.7/22.88 [24] —1.73—4.61 [37]
8"Fueling Fires"March 27, 20170.6/22.79 [25] 0.41.571.04.35 [38]
9"Last Train to Europa"April 3, 20170.6/22.63 [26] —1.46—4.09 [39]
10"Strange Bedfellows"April 10, 20170.6/22.86 [27] 0.41.501.04.36 [40]
11"Pandora's Box"April 17, 20170.6/22.73 [28] 0.41.531.04.25 [41]
12"Ricochet"April 24, 20170.7/32.72 [29] TBDTBDTBDTBD

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