Shots Fired

2017
Shots Fired

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 Hour One: Pilot Mar 22, 2017

A white teenager is killed by a black cop during a police shooting, leading an expert investigator and a special prosecutor to examine the case and grapple with media attention, public debate and the social unrest.

EP2 Hour Two: Betrayal of Trust Mar 29, 2017

A controversial video leaks that features Deputy Beck, creating a new challenge for Ashe and Preston. Suspicions rise around Pastor Janae when it's revealed that she had a run-in with Joey and a witness goes missing in the case of Joey's murder.

EP3 Hour Three: Somebody's Son Apr 05, 2017

Ashe and Preston examine evidence in both cases and go on a dangerous manhunt for credible witnesses. The political implications of both cases begin to rise and Eamons' biggest competition seeks out Jesse'e mother.

EP4 Hour Four: Truth Apr 12, 2017

After Cory opens up about what he witnessed the night of Joey Campbell's death, Ashe and Preston must decide if his word will be enough to go up against the entire sheriff's department. To help demonstrate the worthiness of their case, the two go after any substantial evidence they can find that will prove the deaths of Joey Campbell and Jesse Carr are somehow linked.

EP5 Hour Five: Before the Storm Apr 19, 2017

Cory reveals some key details about the night Joey Campbell was murdered, allowing Preston and Ashe to zero in on the people whom they believe were involved in his death. Their list of suspects grows significantly when they realize a long-standing program in place at the Sheriff's Department may have taken some liberties in the town of Gate Station.

EP6 Hour Six: The Fire This Time Apr 26, 2017

The tension heats up in Gate Station as a violent riot erupts between the citizens and the police. Meanwhile, Ashe and Preston confront Governor Eamons regarding their latest suspicions in Joey's murder, Ashe takes matters into her own hands when it comes to Javier and Preston sits down with Beck.

EP7 Hour Seven: Content of Their Character May 03, 2017

Another team is tasked with investigating the case, but Preston remains dedicated to finding out the truth as a witness is placed in potential danger.

EP8 Hour Eight: Rock Bottom May 10, 2017

Preston and Ashe discover a possible murder weapon for the Joey Campbell case and are feel pressured to use it to find the identity of Joey's killer.

EP9 Hour Nine: Come to Jesus May 17, 2017

In light of a surprising discovery about the Auxiliary Deputy program, the investigation puts the Sheriff's Department under further scrutiny.

EP10 Hour Ten: Last Dance May 24, 2017

In the series finale, the hearings for both cases are held and, as Preston presents the facts to the jurors, the truth behind each shooting is revealed. Meanwhile, Pastor Janae and other petitioners gather outside the courtroom in anticipation of the results, hoping for a better future. After the Sheriff's Department loses one of its own, it becomes clear who is really to blame.
6.7| 0h30m| TV-14| en| More Info
Released: 22 March 2017 Ended
Producted By: 20th Century Fox Television
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://fox.com/shots-fired
Synopsis

A media storm sets off when an African-American cop kills a white teenager in a small North Carolina town.

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Heather Black Zaamuani This felt, for me, a real life depiction of what is happening around the world everyday. Crime is a very real part of our communities everywhere, and it is true...we can't help but see color. I loved the characters, well played! I don't know how to carry the story through into a second season, but I am hoping this is not the last I see of this cast. Thank you!
KFilmmaker I think this should be a half hour show not an one long show. They need to stick with the facts of the show. I do not care who is sleeping with whom and for them to put that much sex into the first episode kind of waters down the story line. I also found it very offensive the two lead characters who are black would sleep with whomever without the first degree of a relationship. The story is about the crime not the escapades of the two lead characters. If they focused on the crime and left out all the other b.s. it would be a much better story. Tristin Wilds does a great job playing his character even though I am not real sure why he would be the only black cop in what is suppose to be a racist police department. Helen Hunt, I am not sure as really do not know whether she is a good character or bad character as some of the writing is a bit confusing, but we know Richard Dreyfuss plays a bad character in cahoots with Helen Hunt. The opening sequence with the police line tape in the form of the flag is unique. I also find the filming location interesting - North Carolina. All in all okay show, but wish they got rid of all the sex and extra martial affairs who cares, stick to the story at hand.
iix-31422 I watched the first episode. Without going political here, it's refreshing to watch a police TV show that is not based in Chicago or Baltimore and all the criminals are black and the only African Americans that are not criminals are the crying grad-mas. I liked the way characters are laid out. I already hate some characters on the first episode so, I guess they are doing something right as far as story and acting goes. It's a FOX show (we know how that goes) and I wasn't expecting much so I was happily surprised with this. Gave it a 6 and not a 7 only because it is another cop show ( and we have plenty of these).
Tomas Letourneau If you are going to make a TV show on a topic like this and reference previous shootings, get your facts straight. It is a show and has creative freedom, as well as the freedom to show cops however they like. However, when you start bringing in real life situations, you have some responsibility for the truth.