Boss 2011
“Power consumes everyone.”
What is Boss?
The television series "Boss" revolves around the character of Mayor Tom Kane, a prominent figure in Chicago's power structure. He sits at the center of a complex web of power, with a strong influence over the city's residents.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2011
- Status
- Canceled
- Episodes
- 18
- First aired
- Oct 21, 2011
- Last aired
- Oct 19, 2012
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- STARZ
- Genres
- Drama, War & Politics, Crime
- Updated
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How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 18 episodes and an average 45-minute runtime.
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The television series "Boss" revolves around the character of Mayor Tom Kane, a prominent figure in Chicago's power structure. He sits at the center of a complex web of power, with a strong influence over the city's residents. They look to him for leadership, dispute resolution, job opportunities, and loyalty rewards. Mayor Kane's effectiveness in achieving these goals is notable, despite his questionable methods. A personal struggle is also depicted, as a degenerative brain disorder affects his life and relationships. This condition erodes his trust in himself, his closest allies, and his own memory.
Should you watch it?
“A Chicago mayor fights for power while his mind unravels.”
- Compelling portrait of political power
- Intense character study of a mayor battling a degenerative brain disorder
- Its bleak tone may not suit viewers seeking light entertainment
Watch it if you enjoy gritty political dramas that explore moral ambiguity.
The series is rated TV‑MA and contains mature political intrigue and bleak themes.
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Episode guide
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Season 1 · 8 episodes
- E1 Listen Mytharc Oct 21, 2011
- E2 Reflex Core Oct 28, 2011
- E3 Swallow Core Nov 4, 2011
- E4 Slip Core Nov 11, 2011
- E5 Remembered Core Nov 18, 2011
- E6 Spit Core Nov 25, 2011
- E7 Stasis Mytharc Dec 2, 2011
- E8 Choose Mytharc Dec 9, 2011
Season 2 · 10 episodes
- E1 Louder Than Words Mytharc Aug 17, 2012
- E2 Through and Through Core Aug 24, 2012
- E3 Ablution Core Aug 31, 2012
- E4 Redemption Core Sep 7, 2012
- E5 Mania Core Sep 14, 2012
- E6 Backflash Core Sep 21, 2012
- E7 The Conversation Core Sep 28, 2012
- E8 Consequence Core Oct 5, 2012
- E9 Clinch Mytharc Oct 12, 2012
- E10 True Enough Mytharc Oct 19, 2012
Frequently asked questions
What is the central premise of the series?
Mayor Tom Kane controls Chicago’s power network while a degenerative brain disorder threatens his grip.
Who is the main character?
The story follows Tom Kane, the mayor of Chicago.
What genres describe the show?
It is classified as drama, war & politics, and crime.
What is the series’ content rating?
It carries a TV‑MA rating for mature content.
Does the series address health issues?
Yes, it depicts the impact of a degenerative brain disorder on the protagonist’s life and decisions.