Mob City

63
Metascore
2013-2013
1 season
TNT
Suspense, Drama
TV-MA

1947, Los Angeles. Cop Joe Teague walks the line between the LAPD, led by William Parker, and the mob, led by Bugsy Siegel.

63
Metascore
2013-2013
1 season
TNT
Suspense, Drama
TV-MA

1947, Los Angeles. Cop Joe Teague walks the line between the LAPD, led by William Parker, and the mob, led by Bugsy Siegel.

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