Fastlane is an action TV series that was broadcast on Fox from 2002 to 2003. On August 14, 2005G4, began rebroadcasting the complete series as part of its "The Whip Set programming block" (now known as G4 Sunday Nights). [1]. The show airs on Sunday nights at 7pm Eastern. It had previously been airing weekdays at 3pm Eastern, but was discontinued in July 2006.
Contents
1Plot summary
2Series run
3Cast
3.1Main Cast
3.2Recurring cast
4Episode listing
5Guest appearances
6Trivia
7External links
Plot summary
Van Ray and Deaqon Hayes are two mismatched cops teamed together by shady vixen police lieutenant, Wilhelmina "Billie" Chambers, in a secretive undercover division of the LAPD. Operating with the motto "Everything we seize, we keep. Everything we keep, we use," their base of operations is the "Candy Store" - a warehouse containing a fortune in confiscated cars, clothes, weapons and everything else needed to blend into the seedy criminal underworld of Los Angeles. Given criminal covers, the officers use all of the resources at their disposal to apprehend dangerous miscreants while walking the line between cop and criminal.
Series run
The series consisted of twenty-two episodes, forty-five minute each, plus an unaired pilot. Episodes 14 and 15 ("Defense" and "Offense") form a two-part story, while episodes 21 and 22 ("Dosed" and "Iced") form a two-part story ending on a cliffhanger which sees Billie Chambers kidnapped and forced to do drugs. As the series was cancelled at that point, fans were left clamoring for a resolution. It is unknown how many episodes the remaining plot would have covered. During an interview on the September 28, 2005 episode of Last Call with Carson Daly series star Bill Bellamy stated the show had concluded its run.
Each episode cost the two studios making it (Warner Bros. and Fox) $2.6 million. The show's hallmarks — uncoventional cinematography, explosions, guest appearances, licensed soundtracks, supercars and other exotic vehicles — were the root cause of the exorbitant production costs. As a result, the show was cancelled because of these high production costs and the ratings drop it suffered from being moved from Wednesday nights to Friday nights.
The role of Billie Chambers was initially offered to Heather Locklear.
The series paid numerous homages to the original Miami Vice, of which it was a spiritual successor. Watching the first aired episode of each series reveals numerous similarities in plot and music, in addition to the obvious similarities in premise and ambience.
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