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Critic Consensus: Deadline deserves credit for its excellent writing and stellar casting, but the drama's depiction of the journalism industry rings decidedly false.
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Cast
as Wallace Benton

as Beth Khambu
as Charles Foster
as Nikki Masucci
as Si Beekman
as Hildy Baker
as Brooke Benton
as Sam Klein
as Walter Fresco

as Phil Carbone
as Sahira Ondaajte
as Sean Feldman

as Pablo Corrales

as Rabbi Ahrenthal

as Christina Del Costa
as Daniel Minton
as Tina

as Mike Phelan
as Zac Mason
as Des
as Zander
as Shelly Braxton

as Peter Wilding
as Rosario Masucci
as Hobbs

as Clark Horner

as Spiaggio

as Congressman Morris

as Judge Panificio

as Roth
as Fasiq
as Valerie Dunne
as Rachel

as Nurse

as Schreiber
as Chantel Jackson
as Father Suarez

as Clyde

as Nurse Alice

as Jackie

as Kelli Moore
as Wentzel
as Yacqui Ramos
as Angela
as Manny

as Barry Lombino

as Skinner

as Patty

as Art Schnell

as Judge Calhoun
as Ed Condriet
as Friedman

as Browning

as Sweeny

as Dr. Grant
as Dr. Jackson

as Dr. Amy Parker
as Benny
as Jimmy

as Willie Washington
as Connie

as Rico Bradford

as Mrs. Washington
Critic Reviews for Deadline: Season 1
All Critics (12) | Top Critics (9) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (5)
Culturebox couldn't help being disappointed to see journalists being as lionized as if they were doctors on ER.

[Deadline] gave me Dick Wolf fatigue around the three-quarters mark.
Journalists are not heroes. This is the basic flaw of Deadline. If viewers can buy this fantasy, they'll find that Deadline is a typical [Dick] Wolf drama, sharply written and tightly executed by a marvelous cast.
Despising journalists may be in vogue, but Platt is easy to like in the lead role. Still, it's the supporting cast that makes "Deadline" worth watching.
Deadline is a flaccid, implausible piece of work. And thank goodness for newspapers -- TV shows about the online world would have been even worse.

Deadline presents its hero as a smug, clever, overpaid overdresser, and that this caricature is embodied by feature-film character actor Oliver Platt with the jaunty glee of a performer relishing the chance to be a leading man for a change.

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