The Waterfront Season 1 Review
‘The Waterfront’: Netflix’s New Crime Drama Feels Awfully Watered Down. The new show about a powerful North Carolina family facing tough times and new threats, has some decent acting, but is a very basic, bland genre stab. Kevin Williamson knows how to create compelling TV shows. He has, after all, been doing it for years, stretching back to the days of ‘Wasteland’ and ‘Glory Days,’ scoring the chance to make series off the back of the success of his scripts for the early ‘Scream’ movies.
Now Netflix has opened its wallet to snap up his skills, and the result is a show that feels very much like a number of the crime dramas that the streaming service has looked to launch before and particularly since the success of Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Yellowstone’.
'The Waterfront' Season 1 Videos
Season 1 Episodes
1. Almost Okay
When a suspicious shipwreck draws the eyes of the law, the fractured Buckley family must put aside their grievances to cover their tracks.
2. Taking Control
Cane and Harlan take bigger risks to keep the business running. Bree seeks proof to confirm her suspicions about her family.
3. Playing with Fire
As Harlan re-enters a risky alliance tied to the family's past, Belle makes quiet moves to protect what's left of their legacy.
4. You Can't Trust a Buckley
Cane works to contain the growing fallout at home. Harlan connects with a new player — and learns the rules of the game have changed.
5. I'm a Hugger
As pressure mounts and operations get riskier, Belle and Harlan struggle to keep a low profile. Old wounds resurface between Cane and Bree.
6. Hunting Season
Belle receives upsetting news about the family's future. A hunting trip troubles the fragile alliance between Harlan and Grady. Bree makes a confession.
7. Nice Try
Hoping to regain control of his operation, Harlan tries to outmaneuver an imminent threat. A violent warning shakes the Buckley family to its core.
8. Lost at Sea
As tensions flare, a dangerous standoff at sea brings the Buckleys face-to-face with their enemies.