8.1
506 votes
Paramount+ 2021
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Kingstown Prison descends into total chaos. Mike desperately works to help stop a riot that will have serious consequences for all involved.
The episode was rated 8.24 from 391 votes.
Tracy has good news for Kyle. Mike and Iris spend a peaceful day at the cabin, unaware of the trouble escalating back in town.
The episode was rated 8.11 from 390 votes.
When a fight breaks out on the yard, Sam finds himself in trouble again. Milo goes to extreme lengths to get what he wants. Mike sends a message.
The episode was rated 7.97 from 398 votes.
Kyle and Kingstown PD try to make sense of the crime scene. Mike takes matters into his own hands. Sam makes a costly mistake.
The episode was rated 7.92 from 389 votes.
After a tragic accident has deadly consequences, an all-out manhunt ensues. Meanwhile, Mike reaches out to a former prison contact.
The episode was rated 7.80 from 472 votes.
Mike pays Milo a visit, looking for answers. Tensions at the men’s prison reach a boiling point. Mike makes a disturbing discovery.
The episode was rated 7.76 from 387 votes.
Local gang leader, Bunny is upset when one of his guys gets taken off the yard. Mike brokers a deal, and is later visited by two FBI agents whom Mitch worked for. Milo has instructions for Josef on how to get closer to Mike.
The episode was rated 7.76 from 472 votes.
Kyle and Ian are questioned by internal affairs in the wake of the shootout. Bunny asks Mike for help with a close family member.
The episode was rated 7.73 from 428 votes.
Everyone wants something from Mike, who reminds them who is in control. Iris visits Mike’s office. Mariam and Mike discuss Kyle’s future.
The episode was rated 7.64 from 445 votes.
Brothers Mitch and Mike McLusky navigate Kingstown, home to multiple prisons, as they act as the liaisons between prisoners and the community. When a young guard, Sam, is set up to deliver a letter for a prisoner, Mike works to get him off the hook.
The episode was rated 7.62 from 562 votes.
Last updated: oct 04, 2022
Trying to watch the first two episodes after I finished watching _Squid Game_ - huge mistake, big mistake! What Hollywood has to offer nowadays pale in comparison to the originality and creativity in storytelling in the South Korean drama. Doesn't anyone have an original idea in Hollywood any more? _Mayor of Kingstown_ is as paint-by-numbers as it gets: * Formulaic opening credits sequence; * 'Antiheroes' - at fist, the main characters seem as if Hollywood would actually create content with antiheros but quickly we learn, they are in for the right reasons - just trying to help; :rolling_eyes: * A big-name twist in the first episode, you know, for shock value. But the only shocking thing in the show is its lack of purpose; * Are Americans capable of making movies/shows where the villains aren't Russian? The answer is no! It got so repetitive and predictable. Can Americans ever be political without resorting to xenophobia? Who is the next boogeyman after the Russians lose their usefulness? How the Russian-Americans can stomach such dirt is beyond my understanding. And while Russians are evil, African-Americans are the good guys - the most likable character is the drug-dealing leader of the Crips. Oh, how American. :rolling_eyes: Normally, I like to give a show about three episodes before quitting but _Mayor of Kingstown_ doesn’t seem to bring absolutely anything new to the table.
Actually not a bad show at all and nice that they used Kingston Ontario and the former Kingston penitentiary for filming it’s a must watch
Another Tyler Sheridan show. After Yellowstone success he's in demand, and that's a good thing imo. He's new show 1883 is about to be released, so he will have 3 running tv shows of hight quality. If you like some criminal drama, mixed with some dark grit plot lines, don't miss this one.