Cross (American TV series)

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Cross
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Genre Crime thriller
Created byBen Watkins
Based on Alex Cross
by James Patterson
ShowrunnerBen Watkins
Starring
Music by
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes8
Production
Executive producers
Producers
  • Aldis Hodge
  • Chris Agoston
Cinematography
  • Brendan Steacy
  • Jeremy Benning
  • Maya Bankovic
Editors
  • Roslyn Kalloo
  • Jorge Weisz
  • Steven Lang
  • Geoff Ashenhurst
  • Matt Coleshill
Running time51–62 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network Amazon Prime Video
ReleaseNovember 14, 2024 (2024-11-14) –
present (present)

Cross is an American crime thriller television series created by Ben Watkins, based on the Alex Cross novel series written by James Patterson. It stars Aldis Hodge, Isaiah Mustafa, and Juanita Jennings, and it premiered on Amazon Prime Video on November 14, 2024. The series follows Alex Cross, a forensic psychologist and homicide D.C. Metro Detective, alongside his partner, Detective John Sampson, as they pursue some of America’s most dangerous killers. Together, they navigate the perils of the criminal underworld while Alex strives to safeguard his family from its threats. Along with Watkins, the series' executive producers included Craig Siebels, Nzingha Stewart, James Patterson, Sam Ernst, Jim Dunn, Bill Robinson, Patrick Santa, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Matt Thunell. The series was produced by Blue Monday Productions, Skydance Television, Paramount Television Studios, and Amazon MGM Studios.

Contents

The series was filmed in Ontario, Canada, in Hamilton, Toronto, and surrounding areas. It was in development for nearly four years. Notably, the series was renewed for a second season even before the premiere of its first season.

Premise

Alex Cross is a Washington, D.C. homicide detective and forensic psychologist who is also a devoted father and family man. Driven by an obsessive determination to delve into the minds of killers and victims, he works tirelessly to uncover the truth and bring perpetrators to justice. Struggling with escalating temper issues and resisting therapy for over a year after the murder of his wife (Chaunteé Schuler Irving), Cross considers taking a leave of absence. However, he is drawn into a high-profile case involving the murder of a local Defund the Police/Black Lives Matter activist. The politically over ambitious white police chief, seeking both a black detective as the public face of the controversial investigation and a swift resolution, complicates matters further.

Cast

Main

Recurring

Episodes

No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date
1"Hero Complex" Nzingha Stewart Ben WatkinsNovember 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)
Washington, D.C. Detective Alex Cross is tasked with investigating the chilling murder of Black Lives Matter activist Emir Goodspeed. Found seated in his car with his head shaved, the scene raises alarming questions. While initial police speculation points to a drug overdose, feeding the defund the police animosity, the autopsy reveals a far more sinister truth. After going into detail over what he has eaten – which curiously includes pork despite him being a Muslim convert – Alex is convinced that Emir was murdered. When he presents his findings to the Chief, highlighting evidence of drugs, the peculiar choice of food, and other discrepancies, he theorizes that Emir was force-fed the pork before being killed. This draws Alex into a case fraught with complexity and intrigue.
2"Ride the White Horsey"Nzingha StewartAiyana WhiteNovember 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)
The murder of Emir Goodspeed ignites a firestorm across D.C., ensnaring others in its wake. John urges Alex to get his act together and highlights the unresolved drama surrounding Emir and Tavio deaths. Tavio's phone, which was visibly present at the crime scene when he was shot, has gone missing. It turns out Vanessa, Tavio's girlfriend and the mother of his child, took the phone. She is determined to seek justice on their own terms, convinced that the police will not deliver it. Meanwhile, D.C. powerbroker Ed Ramsey sets his sights on his next target, an art enthusiast named Shannon Witmer who resembles Aileen Wuornos, weaving her into his web of intrigue.
3"The Good Book"Craig SiebelsRon McCants & Sam Ernst November 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)
Alex seeks a warrant to search an apartment on Price Street belonging to Ed Ramsey, but the judge initially denies the request, citing insufficient evidence to justify a major investigation. However, after reconsideration, the judge eventually grants the warrant. Meanwhile, Shannon wakes up in a basement, bound and facing a camera. She is forced to participate in Ed's twisted games, starting with a bizarre "facemask" ritual. Elsewhere, Alex conducts a raid on a home connected to Emir's murder. Although the suspect manages to escape, they leave behind a uniquely incriminating piece of evidence that narrows the list of suspects to an exclusive group within D.C.'s elite.
4"Masks"Craig SiebelsBlaize Ali-Watkins & Jim Dunn November 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)
As Alex closes in on Ed, the killer keeps Shannon tied up in a basement closet at his next house. Ed even hires workers to soundproof the space, preparing it for his gruesome acts. Meanwhile, the Cross family faces ongoing torment from a shadowy figure connected to Deirdre Nolan. During the investigation, Alex uncovers a chilling connection: a serial killer's handbook that mirrors the methods used in a string of murders. Astonishingly, even serial killers themselves are being targeted in the same manner. The book becomes a vital clue in finding Shannon, who has been declared missing. With 11 completed cases and one more to complete the pattern, the book appears to hold the final piece of the puzzle. John and Alex quickly connect this to Shannon and the use of dating apps. Their investigation leads them to e-Fling, an app that allows matches with any gender. By analyzing profiles and matches linked to both Emir and Shannon, Alex works to uncover the critical link that could solve the case.
5"What Happens at Ramsey's"Stacey MuhammadGary LundyNovember 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)

Alex arrives, signaling that things are about to escalate. Before diving in, he and his partner decide to dig into Ed Ramsey's past, searching for any vulnerabilities they can exploit. Fortunately, an invitation from Elle to Ed's birthday party provides the perfect opportunity for Alex to confront him without the constraints of legal representation. During the annual soiree at Ed's house, Alex and Elle share a meal with the enigmatic host. The night takes a sinister turn when Alex realizes that Ed's next victim may already be in the house. Meanwhile, John conducts background research and interviews Dex Notrale, Ed's former neighbor, who admits he always suspected something was off about him. Adding to the intrigue, John discovers that Ed's mother is still alive, despite Ed's claims to the contrary. It becomes clear that Ed has fabricated parts of his past to maintain his tortured artist persona.

Alex skillfully unnerves Ed during their encounter, even bringing up the infamous "Fanboy" moniker. However, Ed strikes back later at the dinner table, recounting an unsettlingly detailed story about Alex's personal life, including mentions of Nana Mama and his children, leaving Alex rattled by the depth of Ed's knowledge.
6"A Bang, Not a Whimper"Stacey MuhammadTeleplay by : Ali Salerno
Story by : Ali Salerno & Sonja Perryman		November 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)
A new lead takes Alex to Philadelphia, accompanied by his son, Damon. As they journey together, father and son bond over their shared grief from Maria's death. Alex is determined to pursue the case, but Damon's rebellious attitude and emotional need for his father complicate things. Nana Mama, however, is firm in her stance—Damon is coming along, no arguments allowed. With that settled, the duo heads to Philly. Once there, Alex visits White Mike, specifically seeking out lead singer Michael Grisham. Mike welcomes Alex and opens up about Ed's dark obsession with death and murder, which overshadowed his passion for music. Mike recounts how Ed once unearthed a knife and sent it to him, but Mike quickly returned it, having used it to kill a man named Rodney McKay. Noticing Mike's jittery behavior, Alex realizes he was actually present during the killing. Michael expresses deep regret for not going to the police sooner, haunted by his failure to act.
7"Happy Birthday" Director X Sam Ernst & Jim DunnNovember 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)

Alex has a sudden realization and quickly heads to see Senator Caitlin. He presses her about Ed Ramsay and what happened at Ed's party, knowing she witnessed something unsettling. Caitlin, visibly shaken, recalls the haunting image of blood-stained hands, confirming Alex's suspicions that Ed is indeed the serial killer. She insists that he never reveal what she has shared, and Alex vows to keep the secret. Meanwhile, Shannon is forced to have her final meal before confronting Ed's twisted "mosaic of death." Just as Ed prepares to carry out his gruesome plans, he is interrupted by his lawyer, Witney, who informs him that the money has been frozen. However, for now, he is here to help prepare Shannon for what is to come.

As the clock runs out on Shannon's life, Alex narrows in on Ed Ramsey who is acting as Herb Baumeister. Just as Ed enters Shannon's room to administer a lethal injection, he is stopped by the cold press of metal at the back of his head—Alex has arrived, holding Ed at gunpoint. It seems like the case is finally over. But the danger is not finished yet, as Peter Lenox breaks into Alex's home that night, tackling Regina to the ground in a shocking turn of events.
8"You Had Me at Motherfucker"Carl SeatonBen Watkins & Aiyana WhiteNovember 14, 2024 (2024-11-14)

Alex soon learns that Peter Lenox's family is deceased, but he had a "street mom" he called Miss Nancy. As Alex digs deeper, he realizes Miss Nancy manipulated Deidre into confessing to Peter’s crime, believing her privilege would shield her. With his family in greater danger, Alex races to save them.

Meanwhile, Ed Ramsey is interrogated by Alex, who shifts suspicion to Bobby Trey. John burns the incriminating book on a live feed, framing Bobby as a "crooked ex-cop turned serial killer" and declaring him clinically insane. Alex is cleared of charges, and Chief Anderson gets promoted to Mayor. Malika swallows her pride, collects Emir's belongings, and thanks John and Alex for solving the case. During Damon’s piano recital, Alex visits Maria's grave and begins therapy to confront his past.

Bobby Trey, now labeled America's Most Wanted and the Fanboy Killer, offers a deal. He provides intel on six victims and corrupt officials in exchange for immunity and a reduced sentence.

Production

Background

The first Alex Cross novel was published in 1993, and there have since been 31 additional novels in the series, as well as two novellas and three books centered on Alex's son, Ali. [1] The Cross character has also been featured in three feature films: Kiss the Girls (1997) and Along Came a Spider (2001) (with Morgan Freeman in the role of Alex Cross) and Alex Cross (2012) (with Tyler Perry as Cross). [2]

Development

Aldis Hodge portrays the series' main character Aldis Hodge 2016.jpg
Aldis Hodge portrays the series' main character

On January 22, 2020, it was announced that Amazon Studios, Paramount Television Studios, and Skydance Television were teaming up to develop a television series based on James Patterson's Alex Cross novels. [3] On October 27, 2022, it was given a series order by Prime Video, with Aldis Hodge in the title role and also producing, and Ben Watkins as showrunner and writer. [2] [4] The series is executive produced by Patterson, Watkins, Sam Ernst, Jim Dunn, Craig Siebels, Bill Robinson, Patrick Santa, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Matt Thunnel. [5] On April 30, 2024, it was announced that ahead of the series premiere, the series had been renewed for a second season. [6]

Casting

Promotional poster from the first season. Cross 2024 TV series poster.jpg
Promotional poster from the first season.

On November 29, 2022, it was announced that Ryan Eggold and Isaiah Mustafa had joined the cast. [7] On December 8, 2022, it was announced that Karen LeBlanc, Melody Hurd, Juanita Jennings, Caleb Elijah, Jennifer Wigmore, and Samantha Walkes had been added to the cast. [8] LeBlanc was replaced by Sharon Taylor, in a January 2023 recasting. [9]

Upon the second season renewal announcement, Jeanine Mason added to the cast for the new season. [6] Wes Chatham and Matthew Lillard have also been added to the cast for the second season. [5]

Filming of both seasons took place in Ontario, Canada, with Hamilton, Ontario set to feature prominently throughout both seasons of the series. [10] [11]

Release

A first teaser trailer for Cross was released on May 14, 2024, [12] [13] followed by a full trailer on September and the unveiling of the series. [14] Cross premiered on November 14, 2024. All eight episodes of the first season were released on Amazon Prime Video. [1]

Reception

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 76% approval rating with an average rating of 6.9/10, based on 41 critic reviews. The website's critics consensus reads, "Cross' case for itself isn't closed just yet, but the commanding Aldis Hodge makes for the most arresting embodiment of James Patterson's literary creation yet." [15] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 62 out of 100 based on 21 critics, indicating "generally favorable" reviews. [16]

James Hibbs of Radio Times rated Cross two out of five stars, describing it as a "high-octane, entertaining cop drama" but criticized it as being "cliché-ridden." He praised Aldis Hodge's "charismatic performance" but noted that the series' "lack of story propulsion" makes it more suitable for binge-watching than episodic viewing. [17] Kelly Lawler of USA Today awarded the series two out of four stars, criticizing its pacing and plotting. Lawler remarked, "While Hodge is superbly cast and the team is clearly striving to deliver a gripping crime story, the pacing, plotting, and big reveals feel just slightly off-key. It leaves you with the impression that what you’ve watched is an Alex Cross cover band—not the real thing." [18]

Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter praised Aldis Hodge's humor and the series' "satisfactory" ending, noting that despite its flaws, Cross provides Hodge with a much-deserved career-defining role. He described the show as something Amazon executes successfully, though not always perfectly. [19]

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