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10
True Enough
2012-10-19
Miller's published story could ruin Kane, but Kitty's alliance with Doyle could be equally threatening; Meredith enters a new relationship.

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9
Clinch
2012-10-12
Chicago's bankruptcy crisis decreases Kane's power as emergency measures are put in place, but threats by his enemies could ruin him forever.

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8
Consequence
2012-10-05
Kane hesitantly joins forces with a longtime rival on City Council but finds that something more drastic must be done to avoid bankruptcy.

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7
The Conversation
2012-09-28
The alternative treatments appear to be working and Kane gains control of the city once again, but in his efforts to improve public perception, he may have to sacrifice a friendship.

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6
Backflash
2012-09-21
Tensions at the housing project escalate to chaos; Kane's past wreaks havoc on him when he quietly seeks treatment at an alternative clinic.

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5
Mania
2012-09-14
As Kane's symptoms worsen, he struggles to differentiate between reality and hallucinations.

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4
Redemption
2012-09-07
Kane attempts to clean things up and gets rid of longtime political cronies. While at home, Meredith and Emma refuse a family reunion with him.

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3
Ablution
2012-08-31
Kane's increasing admiration for his new aide Mona gets him involved in a housing-redevelopment project.

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2
Through and Through
2012-08-24
Kane uses a personal tragedy to his political advantage, which leads him to poach an aide from his nemesis and hire an ambitious newcomer.

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1
Louder Than Worlds
2012-08-17
In the second season premiere, Mayor Kane's legacy is cemented with splendid groundbreaking ceremonies for the updated airport terminals. Though his political future seems bright, his health continues to be an issue.

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Louder Than Words
1970-01-01
Mayor Kane cements his legacy with a lavish groundbreaking of the modernized O'Hare terminals. While his political future seems bright, Kane continues to battle to control his disease.

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Boss is a gripping political drama series that aired on Starz from 2011 to 2012, comprising two seasons and a total of 18 episodes. It is set in the city of Chicago and revolves around the life of the city's charismatic but ruthless Mayor, Tom Kane, impeccably played by Kelsey Grammer, who rose to fame through his longtime role as Dr. Frasier Crane on the TV shows "Cheers" and "Frasier." Mayor Tom Kane sits at the heart of this intricate web of political narrative, commanding the city with an iron hand. He is a man of remarkable power, whose administration, under his dominating presence, has been the bedrock of the city's prowess. But it’s not just unconditional power that defines Boss, it is also the internal struggle of a man fending off a debilitating neurological disorder that he must keep hidden from the outside world. That's where Kane's strength really shines—keeping his allies close, his enemies closer, and his medical condition closest of all. In an award-winning performance, Grammer delineates the ruthless, cynical, yet skilled politician who must take challenging decisions not just for his city, but also for his own life's ticking time bomb. Connie Nielsen delivers a riveting performance as Meredith Kane, wife of Tom Kane, whose relationship is a complex blend of shared political ambition and compelling personal drama. Meredith is not just the woman behind the man but becomes a political player in her own right, exhibiting an equal, if not more cunning political acumen. Hannah Ware plays Emma Kane, the estranged daughter who battles her own demons separate from her powerful family legacy, adding depth to the drama. Her troubled life forms part of the narrative and provides a counterpoint to Kane's seeming invulnerability. Jeff Hephner stars as ambitious young politician, Ben Zajac, grappling with navigating the treacherous waters of the political realm under Kane's influence and guidance. Kathleen Robertson portrays the astute political operative, Kitty O'Neil, who finds herself caught in the high-stakes games of power, loyalty, and the attendant consequences. Troy Garity assumes the role of enterprising journalist, Sam Miller, who craves to uncover the truth about Kane's administration, hinting at the classic confrontation between political power and the fourth estate. Jonathan Groff, known for his role in "Glee," plays Ian Todd, an eager, cunning, and shrewd member of Kane's team. Rotimi is introduced as a quick-witted and strategic drug dealer, Darius Morrison, while the renowned rapper and actor T.I is seen portraying Trey, an ex-gang member with political aspirations. Finally, Sanaa Lathan plays Mona, a politically driven Chicago native. The rich diversity of characters—from gritty gangsters and upright journalists to ambitious politicians—adds multiple dimensions to the story. Created by Farhad Safinia, the series stands out for its striking portrayal of a ruthless world of politics, where power is the ultimate prize, and nothing is as it seems on the surface. The series also takes an unflinching look at the complex world of political maneuvering, corruption, and the very human toll it takes on those who play this high-stake game. Boss is shot with a moody visual style, using the city of Chicago to its full advantage. The city, with its majestic buildings and gritty neighborhoods, stands as a compelling backdrop. The narrative tension is amplified by the mood-stabilizing blues and jazz music interspersed throughout the series. On the whole, Boss is an allegory for power—the desire for it, the wielding of it, and ultimately, how it can manipulate and corrupt. Each character navigates their own journey in the battle for power, shedding light on the shadows that lurk behind the façades of political powerhouses. The series portrays not just backroom politics but a pulsating testament of human vulnerability in the face of power and personal struggle. In just 18 episodes, Boss captivated audiences with its eclectic mix of political intrigue and personal drama. It's a series that promises intelligent drama, intense performance, and an insight into the dark corridors of power within a seemingly functioning democratic system. All of these elements combine to create a brilliant character study and a gripping socio-political drama that will leave viewers contemplating long after.

Boss is a series categorized as a canceled. Spanning 2 seasons with a total of 19 episodes, the show debuted on 2011. The series has earned a mostly positive reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 8.1.

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How can I watch Boss online? Boss is available on Starz with seasons and full episodes. You can also watch Boss on demand at Amazon Prime, Tubi TV, Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, Microsoft Movies & TV, Vudu online.

Genres
Drama
Channel
Starz
Rating
8.1/10
Cast
Kelsey Grammer, Connie Nielsen, Hannah Ware
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