Lethal Weapon

Because of the Macgyver reboot and the series Rush Hour, I started the series with a very low expectation pattern from episode 1. What every series comes up against, you also get the series with Lethal Weapon, you have to get used to the characters. Maybe a little more with this series because of the movies. The characters: Wayans portrays a fine Murtaugh, the family man who should actually take it a bit easier. I myself did not know Crawford from other series or films, but it surprised me in portraying the suicidal, depressive and risk-taking Riggs. But what is most important (also about the films) is the chemistry between them and this is indeed present. The humor and witty remarks are flying around your ears, while the action and stunts in the series look more than fine. Conclusion: I was very surprised by the series. It looks good (episodes can also be seen separately) often with a smile! You can't help but compare it to the movies, but I don't think they could have done it better in any other way. Is it perfect then? Certainly not, but neither are the movies. They are both entertaining and definitely recommended to follow. I don't expect this to stay with Season 1 alone.

http://variety.com/2018/tv/news/clayne-crawford-lethal-weapon-1202783758/ Would be a shame if it was canceled for something like that. Anyway, if Riggs is replaced by another character, it's just not a Lethal Weapon anymore. Riggs is the Lethal Weapon in both the movies and this series.