It's been two years since Hurricane
Katrina ravaged New Orleans and a
select few still remain at the NOPD.
These special cops are bound and
determined to bring back the life to
New Orleans, otherwise known to most
as K-Ville (Katrinaville), and clean
up the crime and damage that still
remains.
Marlin Boulet, a veteran of the NOPD's Felony Action Squad, was left stranded in the waters by his partner, but still attempted to keep some little bit of order to all the chaos that was going on during the hurricane. He now has a new partner with ulterior motives, Trevor Cobb, who claims to be fresh back from a tour of duty in Afghanistan. Together the two work the streets of New Orleans, trying to make it a better place. Helping them on their crusade are fellow officers Jeff "Glue Boy" Gooden, Captain James Embry, Billy "K-9" Faust, and the lone female officer, Ginger "Love Tap" LeBeau.
K-Ville was shot on location in New Orleans. Jonathan Lisco, the series writer and executive producer, toured parts of New Orleans with actual New Orleans Police Officers before writing the pilot in hopes of making the series as real as possible.
Marlin Boulet, a veteran of the NOPD's Felony Action Squad, was left stranded in the waters by his partner, but still attempted to keep some little bit of order to all the chaos that was going on during the hurricane. He now has a new partner with ulterior motives, Trevor Cobb, who claims to be fresh back from a tour of duty in Afghanistan. Together the two work the streets of New Orleans, trying to make it a better place. Helping them on their crusade are fellow officers Jeff "Glue Boy" Gooden, Captain James Embry, Billy "K-9" Faust, and the lone female officer, Ginger "Love Tap" LeBeau.
K-Ville was shot on location in New Orleans. Jonathan Lisco, the series writer and executive producer, toured parts of New Orleans with actual New Orleans Police Officers before writing the pilot in hopes of making the series as real as possible.
