In Series for Prime Minister "The Bondsman", Kevin Bacon plays Fred Herbert, a sales hunter who dies and goes to hell after being shot at work. After signing a contract with Lucifer, he gets a second chance in life, but there is a catch: Frank has to hunt demons and send them back to the pit. What follows is a good, well -packaged time with sufficient threats with red eyes and country music to fill the hellish hotana.

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That said: "Bondsman" is not the most original show there. In fact, short -term Fans Millennium Comedies can be reminiscent of Reaper, followed by leaving college, the task of catching Lam's demons for the devil after his parents sell their souls. However, even "Reaper" is strongly obliged to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", Like both, they are shown in the center of regular people who are forced to accept their greater life of life-prime that is quite different from that of the latest Bacon horror yarn.

"Bondsman" is for a guy who saw action before becoming a supernatural sales hunter, because life had a habit of pulling him through wrinkles. As such, the series is more reminiscent of "Brimston", a 90s seasonal miracle of a resurrected policeman hunting demons for the father of lies in exchange for a second chance of ransom. Given this, let's take a trip to the memory bar and explain why Brimston is a perfectly accompanying piece of Bondsman.

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"Brimston" debuted at Fox in 1998, with the network probably hoping that the play would replicate the success of its Leading horror series, "X-Data". Unfortunately, "Brimston" did not ignite the world of fire and enjoyed the same longevity on the small screen. However, Bondsman fans still need to hunt for some devilish colds and excitement.

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The short -term series is followed by Ezekiel Stone (Peter Horton), a police officer in Los Angeles, who is damn in hell after his death. Basically, he is punished for the murder of the boy who attacked his wife and got out of it. It is not completely unbearable, though; In fact, the devil (Johnon Glover) sees him as a useful tool to perform his lump work on Earth.

As "Brimston", Bondsman follows a protagonist who believes in something called Loveub. In the video series "Premier", Kevin Bacon's character is separated from his wife, who is more lightweight than a police officer whose spouse was targeted by Lazi, but still adds a component of horror links and mutilation. In no case do the "bonds" copy any formulas. Instead, it adheres to tried and tested while packing a blow-and dark sense of humor. Let's hope it lasts more than one season.

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"Bondsman" is now moving in the premiere video.