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2016– Damon Wayans Clayne Crawford Jordana Brewster Jason Ensler
Original Title :
There Goes the Neighborhood
Genre :
TV Episode / Action / Comedy / Crime / Drama / Thriller
Year :
2016–
Directror :
Jason Ensler
Cast :
Damon Wayans,Clayne Crawford,Jordana Brewster
Writer :
Matthew Miller,Adele Lim
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
43min
Rating :
8.2/10

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A string of burglaries hits close to home for Murtaugh when one occurs in his own neighborhood, and it gets just as personal for Riggs when another break-in ends in a casualty. Meanwhile, Roger Junior connects with an old friend who might be twisted up in some criminal action of his own.
Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Damon Wayans Damon Wayans - Roger Murtaugh
Clayne Crawford Clayne Crawford - Martin Riggs
Jordana Brewster Jordana Brewster - Maureen Cahill
Keesha Sharp Keesha Sharp - Trish Murtaugh
Kevin Rahm Kevin Rahm - Brooks Avery
Dante Brown Dante Brown - Roger Murtaugh Jr.
Michelle Mitchenor Michelle Mitchenor - Sonya Bailey
DeRon Horton DeRon Horton - Marcus
Shashawnee Hall Shashawnee Hall - Coach Marshawn Wiley
Jeannine Kaspar Jeannine Kaspar - Naomi
Richard Cabral Richard Cabral - Alejandro Cruz
Melvin Tenner Melvin Tenner - Rajon Phillips
Paul Bates Paul Bates - Art
Lawrence A. Mandley Lawrence A. Mandley - Earl (as Lawrence Mandley)
Michael Graham Michael Graham - LAPD Officer

In the scene at the start at the barbershop when Marcus is trying to sell bootleg DVDs, Roger questions him and criticizes his selection. The barber behind him is holding several DVDs and the one in view is Earth Girls Are Easy, which came out in 1988 and starred Damon Wayans.


User reviews

Mayno

Mayno

The fourth episode of the first season of "Lethal Weapon", "There Goes the Neighborhood" shows all the strengths this show has this early in its life. We have action, comedy, touching moments, and a great chemistry between the characters. The plot is not especially original, but it is interesting enough, directed in a fast paced style and doesn't let the viewer down.

In this episode we have Roger and Martin trying to catch some robbers. At the same time, Roger's son, Roger Jr., meets an old friend in his old neighborhood, and they start hanging out together. Does this friend, Marcus, have anything to do with the burglaries?

From the get-go this episode is a blast. From Roger visiting his old neighborhood with his son, the dynamics between the characters are great, and the character development top notch. Wayans does a great job, and seems to feel quite comfortable by now as Roger, and in his relationship with Crawford's Martin. There is some talk about the values of community and friendship and asking for forgiveness that add a nice touch to the episode. The action is good, but it is also funny and there is a fight in a gym that is quite good. And the humor keeps coming. "Lethal Weapon" is rising above average TV to become a very entertaining show.

Great episode.
Kalrajas

Kalrajas

There was something off with this episode, something very generic cop- show about it. It felt more like NCIS: Los Angeles the way characters would either pose or move through a scene. This, I did not expect. The dramatic elements also felt forced; the story gave Murtaugh something personal to work with, but having him clash so fiercely with Riggs was awkwardly handled.

Now, it did have its moments (LTD's "Back In Love Again", in particular), but what I'm really hoping with this show is something that isn't a formulaic procedural.

6/10
Winasana

Winasana

I learn from this episodes how differently I feel about watching cop shows. In earnest, I was saying aloud to the TV, "Don't shoot!" to both Murtaugh (Wayans), and Marcus (DeRon Horton) when they are facing off with guns. The scene raises heavy emotions built up from the current events in America. Murtaugh Jr.'s (Dante Brown) being pulled over for speeding also addresses the issue of law enforcement and the public. Delicate balance. Handled well. The Barber Shop scenes provide the perfect safety zone relief from the big bad world. Watching the guys joke around feels like a viewer hug.

Bravo!