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Agent X - Season 1
TrailerThe widowed wife of a US senator decides to join the ranks of politicians, with the result that it becomes the first woman vice president. And she deploys a top secret agent 'Agent X' to help her handle sensitive cases that the CIA and the FBI cannot.Actors: Sharon Stone, Jeff Hephner, Jamey Sheridan, John Shea, Mike Colter, Gerald McRaney, James Earl Jones, Geoffrey Blake, Olga Fonda, Kyle Secor, Andrew Howard, ...»Director: W. Blake HerronCountry: United StatesDuration: 60 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 6.10 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Agent X - Season 1"
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Characters of "Agent X - Season 1"
Natalie MaccabeePlayed by: Sharon StoneJohn CasePlayed by: Jeff HephnerStantonPlayed by: Jamey SheridanThomas EckhartPlayed by: John SheaMiles LathemPlayed by: Mike ColterMalcolm MillarPlayed by: Gerald McRaneyLuciferPlayed by: Arturo del Puerto -
Creators of "Agent X - Season 1"
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Critic Reviews of "Agent X - Season 1"
TheWrapNovember 09, 2015Agent X isn't the dull affair it could be. With a few injections of much-needed humor, nimble hand-to-hand combat scenes... and a few clever plot twists, the show isn't lazy. It's like a tasty frozen pizza: decent for what it is.
St. Louis Post-DispatchNovember 09, 2015Bursts of violence aside, "Agent X" doesn't work well as an action thriller. And while watching it for comedy, intentional or not, is more enjoyable, that's probably no reason to tune in every week.
Media LifeNovember 05, 2015The plots take an unexpectedly heavy turn, but its hero keeps playing an average nice guy. Viewers will probably have no idea how to react.
Philadelphia InquirerNovember 05, 2015Despite its nicely shot action scenes, Agent X is just more of the same. Unlike Piper Perabo's Covert Affairs, which also had a light touch, there's no attention to character here, just guns and mouths shooting off.
Boston GlobeSeptember 25, 2015It plays like a spoof, from the absurd premise to the cheap sets and bad acting. What can I say? After bristling at the poor quality, I settled for camp-watching the show, and I had a few Sharknado-like laughs.
Common Sense MediaNovember 16, 2015If you can get past the ridiculous premise, excuse the hokey dialogue, and simply enjoy it for what it is, Agent X is a surprisingly entertaining ride.
IGN MoviesNovember 11, 2015Between the wooden characters, simplistic conflict and the generally low-budget feel, Agent X often plays more like a show from 1995 than 2015.
Winnipeg Free PressNovember 11, 2015The series boasts an impressive cast but its dramatic narrative is so preposterous and its presentation is so clumsy that it's likely to provoke a laugh-out-loud reaction its creators clearly never sought or expected.
TV EqualsNovember 09, 2015I am intrigued about all three of the main characters. I am also loving that John Shea is back on the small screen and portraying the President of the United States.
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