K-Ville TV Show

K-Ville was like a short story. It ran until just eleven episodes and then said good bye to silver screen. But in this short span too the creators depicted a complete story and you can’t say that they have left you with any cliffhanger. You can’t even expect any further development in the story as well. As throughout the entire first season, the two cops with different perception, carried on to solve different crime cases. The most interesting thing on the show is their different opinions about the same thing and their hot conversations have remained the spice of the show.

The dialogues are really well written, as we come to know about the whole situation through dialogues of Cobb and Baulet and when they have different observations then we get to know about all possible aspects of the situation. This provides the viewer too a wider look of the incident.

Writers have added a new crime scene in every episode to make every episode more dramatic than the previous one. They introduced thrilling twists to every case at the right time and thus the episodes succeeded to hook on the viewer from the beginning to the end.

I liked this show, more because of it’s closeness to reality. In the very first episode, writers made it clear that there is some conflict between Marlin Boulet and Trevor Cobb over the problems of the city.

It is learnt that the creators of the show, personally traveled around in New Orleans with local police personnel to get know how about actual working procedures in New Orleans. They used the same way of working for the cops in the show.
I suppose the extremely serious tone of the show made it restricted to a low count of fans.