NBC’s ‘Line of Fire’ is what happens when you combine a procedural TV show with a soap opera

NBC has launched a new show called "Line of Fire" that combines elements of crime procedurals with soap opera storytelling. The series, created by Joshua Safran, centers on a family of law enforcement officers. The hybrid format is designed to appeal to viewers who enjoy both types of shows.

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Philadelphia InquirerLean Left· 8d ago· ran in 2 outlets

NBC's 'Line of Fire' is what happens when you combine a procedural TV show with a soap opera

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NBC’s ‘Line of Fire’ is what happens when you combine a procedural TV show with a soap opera

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New York PostLean Right· 7d ago

‘Line of Fire’s Peter Krause And Hope Davis Tease Mike And Jane’s “Rough Road Back To Togetherness”: “There’s A Lot Of Love There, But A Lot Of Hurt As Well”

New York PostLean Right· 7d ago

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Line of Fire’ on NBC, Where Peter Krause And Hope Davis Lead A Family Of Law Enforcement Agents Being Targeted

New York PostLean Right· 7d ago

‘Line of Fire’ Cast Guide: Who Stars In Peter Krause And Hope Davis’ New NBC Drama?

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The Hollywood ReporterLean Left· 8d ago

‘Line of Fire’ Review: Peter Krause and Hope Davis Lead NBC’s Silly but Diverting Law Enforcement Family Drama

VarietyLean Left· 8d ago

Peter Krause’s ‘Line of Fire’ Is a Promising and Engaging NBC Procedural Drama: TV Review

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