(The show’s one-season run was painfully short, but for anyone looking for more, Gutierrez and Gugino’s spiritual Peacock follow-up “Leopard Skin” has a lot of the same dangerous and flashy DNA.) — SG
Sebastian Gutierrez’s rainbow-colored look at one woman trying to outrun her past proves that dark and gritty crime stories don’t have to come at the expense of flair. Carla Gugino has rarely been better than here as Daisy “Jett” Kowalski, an all-around burglary expert with a personal history as complicated as her list of targets. Hopping around in time between jobs and other complicated responsibilities, “Jett” is another story of how once someone takes a dip into an underground world in search of riches, they can never fully make their way out of it again. The show has violence and style in equal measure, working together to show how Jett’s heists can be works of art, too. (The show’s one-season run was painfully short, but for anyone looking for more, Gutierrez and Gugino’s spiritual Peacock follow-up “Leopard Skin” has a lot of the same dangerous and flashy DNA.) — SG