Copper - S02E10: The Fine Ould Irish Gintleman

Name: The Fine Ould Irish Gintleman
Genre: Action & Adventure, Drama
Released: 2013-09-01
Duration: 45 min
Rating: 8.5

Sep 01, 2013IMDb : 8.5Action & Adventure, DramaSeason 2, Episode 10

Detective Kevin Corcoran begins to question the motives behind strongholds of the Five Points community, and he solicits coppers of the Sixth Precinct to suss out the truth. In a collision of public and private spheres, Robert Morehouse’s marriage creates strife in his business ventures. The Freeman family struggles to maintain their freedom and well-being while confronting bigots in their community.

Cast: Tom Weston-Jones, Anastasia Griffith, Franka Potente, Kyle Schmid, Rayisa Kondracki, Ato Essandoh, Brad Austin, Dylan Taylor

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Copper S02E10 Synopsis

Stream Copper "The Fine Ould Irish Gintleman" in HD quality on Goojara. This episode is rated an impressive 8.5/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 2013-09-01, this episode is part of Season 2 of Copper. Featuring performances from Tom Weston-Jones, Anastasia Griffith, Franka Potente among the cast. With a runtime of 45m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Action & Adventure and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Detective Kevin Corcoran begins to question the motives behind strongholds of the Five Points community, and he solicits coppers of the Sixth Precinct to suss out the truth. In a collision of public and private spheres, Robert Morehouse’s marriage cr...