Jonas Pate
as Director
The TV series Aquarius S1-S2, created by John McNamara and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on May 28, 2015 in the United States. The series spans 2 seasons with 26 episodes, featuring the voices of David Duchovny, Grey Damon, Gethin Anthony, and Emma Dumont. It follows the story of A gritty 1960s cop drama about LAPD detective Sam Hodiak and his trainee, who must deal with gangs, brutal crimes, changing times, family crises and unhinged manipulative small-time crook Charles Manson, who's slowly building his cult. This is a Biography, Crime, Drama series and has received a rating of 7.1/10 from 14,018 viewers.
Jonas Pate
as Director
Michael Zinberg
as Director
Jon Amiel
as Director
Nelson McCormick
as Director
Timothy Busfield
as Director
John Dahl
as Director
Roxann Dawson
as Director
Lukas Ettlin
as Director
Michael Offer
as Director
Michael Waxman
as Director
David Boyd
as Director
James L. Conway
as Director
David Duchovny
as Director
Timothy A. Good
as Director
David Duchovny
as Sam Hodiak
Grey Damon
as Brian Shafe
Gethin Anthony
as Charles Manson
Emma Dumont
as Emma Karn
Claire Holt
as Charmain Tully
Chance Kelly
as Detective Ed Cutler
Brían F. O'Byrne
as Ken Karn
Ambyr Childers
as Sadie
Ambyr Childers
as Susan Atkins
Michaela McManus
as Grace Karn
Whitney Rose Pynn
as Minnie
Milauna Jackson
as Kristin Shafe
David Meunier
as Roy Kovic
Jodi Harris
as Opal
Spencer Garrett
as Hal Banyin
Chris Sheffield
as Walt Hodiak
Madisen Beaty
as Patricia 'Patty' Krenwinkel
Jason Ralph
as Mike Vickery
Cameron Deane Stewart
as Tex Watson
John McNamara
as Writer
Rafael Yglesias
as Writer
Alexandra Cunningham
as Writer
Sera Gamble
as Writer
David Reed
as Writer
Mike Sheehan
as Writer
Mike Moore
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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I made it through an episode and a half. Dark, confusing, disjointed, it's about Charles Manson and cops in 1967. Manson looks nothing like the real Manson. He's not short enough, his eyes are not wild at all. He has no charisma about him, he seems like an actor playing Charles Manson.The girls in his harem worship him for no apparent reason. He slaps them around, gets them pregnant, has no visible means of support. He doesn't seem very bright, but they sure adore him. Way too much gruesome violence, and I mean the really gruesome kind. And we're treated to two grown men making out on a couch in the opening scene. In 1967? That's supposed to set the mood for the era? The only way to tell it's not the present is from the phones. And at the end there's a 55 Cadillac at a motel. David Duchovny is very dark as a cop. No humor whatsoever. No kidding around, no clever sarcasm. Just a cop with a flat top haircut. I didn't like a single person in the show, I won't be watching any more episodes.
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
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