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* AxCrazy: Thomas Shea fits this to a T. He is a violent psychopath who openly takes glee on torturing women and firing on police officers.

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* AxCrazy: Thomas Shea fits this to a T. He is a violent psychopath who openly takes glee on torturing killing women and firing on police officers.
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* WouldHitAGirl: "Two Days, or the Number of Hours Within That Timeframe" has the LAPD investigate home invasion robberies by a robbery gang, killing some of the residents living in the houses. It's implied that female residents in the houses were killed as well.

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* AxCrazy: [[spoiler:Thomas Shea fits this to a T. He is a violent psychopath who openly takes glee on torturing women and firing on police officers.]]

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* AxCrazy: [[spoiler:Thomas Thomas Shea fits this to a T. He is a violent psychopath who openly takes glee on torturing women and firing on police officers.]]


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* KnightOfCerebus: While the series is relatively lighthearted, the villains are taken pretty seriously, especially those of the Quantou.
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* AxCrazy: [[spoiler:Thomas Shea fits this to a T. He is a violent psychopath who openly takes glee on torturing women and firing on police officers.]]
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* WhiteBreadAndBlackBrotha: Similar to the original film series, Lee is a ByTheBookCop from Hong Kong, while Carter is a smack-talking hothead with a criminal past before he became a cop.

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* CreatorsCultureCarryover: The HKPF officers in the anti-smuggling raid are wearing clothes and gear that the actual force doesn't use, which are only used by North American-based police forces.



* WeAllLiveInAmerica: The HKPF officers in the anti-smuggling raid are wearing clothes and gear that the actual force doesn't use, which are only used by North American-based police forces.
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''Rush Hour'' is a 2016 BuddyCopShow drama series created and produced by CBS. Based on the ''Film/RushHour'' movie trilogy developed by Blake [=McCormick=] and Creator/BillLawrence, it stars Creator/JustinHires and Creator/JohnFoo as Detectives James Carter and John Lee with Creator/AimeeGarcia, Creator/WendieMalick and Creator/JessikaVan in supporting roles.

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''Rush Hour'' is a 2016 BuddyCopShow drama series created and produced by CBS. Based on the ''Film/RushHour'' movie trilogy developed by Blake [=McCormick=] and Creator/BillLawrence, it stars Creator/JustinHires and Creator/JohnFoo Creator/JonFoo as Detectives James Carter and John Lee with Creator/AimeeGarcia, Creator/WendieMalick and Creator/JessikaVan in supporting roles.
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''Rush Hour'' is a 2016 BuddyCopShow drama series created and produced by CBS. Based on the ''Film/RushHour'' movie trilogy developed by Blake [=McCormick=] and Creator/BillLawrence, it stars Justin Hires and John Foo as Detectives James Carter and John Lee with Aimee Garcia, Creator/WendieMalick and Jessika Van in supporting roles.

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''Rush Hour'' is a 2016 BuddyCopShow drama series created and produced by CBS. Based on the ''Film/RushHour'' movie trilogy developed by Blake [=McCormick=] and Creator/BillLawrence, it stars Justin Hires Creator/JustinHires and John Foo Creator/JohnFoo as Detectives James Carter and John Lee with Aimee Garcia, Creator/AimeeGarcia, Creator/WendieMalick and Jessika Van Creator/JessikaVan in supporting roles.
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