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Palace Guard 1991

★ 5.7/10 Drama 1 seasons · 9 eps Ended
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What is Palace Guard?

Palace Guard is a television series first released in 1991. Catalogued under Drama.

Type
TV series
Year
1991
Status
Ended
Episodes
9
Runtime
60 minutes
First aired
Oct 17, 1991
Networks
CBS
Genres
Drama
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Overview

Palace Guard is a television series first released in 1991. Catalogued under Drama. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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“A reformed jewel thief becomes head of security for the luxury hotel chain that once stole from.”

Reasons to watch
  • Unique premise of a thief turned security chief
  • Explores the protagonist’s hidden lineage within the hotel empire
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  • Limited publicly available information about episode count and series length

Watch it if you enjoy drama about crime redemption and corporate intrigue.

The series deals with adult themes of crime and family secrets, making it suitable for mature viewers.

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Season 1 · 9 episodes

Frequently asked questions

What is the basic premise of Palace Guard?

Palace Guard follows reformed jewel thief and cat burglar Tommy Logan, who after three years in prison, is released on parole and takes a job as head of security for the upscale Palace Hotel chain.

When was Palace Guard released?

Palace Guard premiered in 1991.

What genre does the series belong to?

The series is classified as a drama.

What rating does the show have?

Palace Guard carries a PG rating.

Who directed episodes of Palace Guard?

Episodes were directed by several directors including Charles Siebert, Matthew Meshekoff, Nick Marck, Frank E. Johnson, James A. Contner, Chuck Bowman, Gabrielle Beaumont, and George D'Amato.