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StartUp

Name: StartUp
Genre: Crime, Drama
Released: 2016-09-06
Rating: 7.174

★ 7,2 /10 (279 Votes)

2016 EN 3 Seasons

Overview

A desperate banker needs to conceal stolen money. A Haitian-American gang lord wants to go legit. A Cuban-American hacker has an idea that will revolutionize the very future of money itself. Forced to work together, they unwittingly create their version of the American dream - organized crime 2.0.

Stream

First air date

06/09/2016

Votes

279

Popularity

23.8

A brilliant idea... Funded by dirty money

Genres

Crime Drama

Status

Ended

Type

Scripted

Created by

Ben Ketai

Networks

Crackle

Language

Last air date

2018-11-01

Episodes

Episode runtime

45 min

Website

www.sonycrackle.com

Season 1

10 episodes • 2016 • ⭐ 7,3

Forced to fund a tech company with dirty money from unsuspecting places while forming ties with a dangerous Haitian gang…

Season 2

10 episodes • 2017 • ⭐ 7,7

With their startup now in the hands of the Russian Mob, our unlikely trio, Izzy Morales, Ronald Dacey, and Nick Talman, …

Season 3

10 episodes • 2018 • ⭐ 7,8

After a year of extraordinary growth, ArakNet’s unregulated network becomes the target of NSA Agent Rebecca Stroud who v…

Adam Brody

Nicholas "Nick" Talman

Edi Gathegi

Ronald "Ronnie" Dacey

Otmara Marrero

Isabelle "Izzy" Morales

Addison Timlin

Mara Chandler

Ron Perlman

Wes Chandler

Mira Sorvino

Rebecca Stroud

Original Soundtrack

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Some loonytoons compared this to THE WIRE and that made me want to see it, cause THE WIRE is one of the best series of all time. But while THE WIRE has some of the most fascinating characters in tv and film (alot because most of them are based on real people) this series has some of the most blandest characters in a series in recent memory. I usually don't mind the cast (the ones I know of, never heard of the woman before) but here they are rather dull and incredibly emotionless. 4 episodes and then I gave up, there are so many series I want to watch out there so why continue with one…

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