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Wild Cards

“Cop meets con.”

2024–2026
Returning Series • 3 Seasons • 33 Episodes
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Overview

A spirited con woman and a demoted by-the-book detective are given the chance to redeem themselves. The catch? They have to find a way to work together each using their unique skills to solve crimes.

Seasons

3 listed
Status
Returning Series
Seasons
3 seasons
Episodes
33 episodes
First aired
Jan 10, 2024
Last aired
Apr 8, 2026
Episode length
45m
Network
CBC Television

Latest episode: S3 E10 Now You Steal Me (Apr 8, 2026)

  1. Season 1 poster

    Season 1

    10 episodes Jan 10, 2024 ★ 6.3
  2. Season 2 poster

    Season 2

    13 episodes Jan 8, 2025 ★ 4.0
  3. Season 3 poster

    Season 3

    10 episodes Jan 7, 2026 ★ 4.0

Cast

Audience Opinions

Audience 7.2/10
"A fun but uneven crime-comedy with standout leads that struggles to balance tone and originality."

Vanessa Morgan and Giacomo Gianniotti deliver charismatic performances that anchor the series, making the romantic and comedic elements engaging despite a formulaic plot. The show’s mix of crime, comedy, and drama often feels disjointed, with some viewers noting that the humor undercuts the tension in key moments. While the chemistry between the leads is a highlight, the supporting characters and overused tropes leave the series feeling less fresh than it could be.

What viewers praise
  • Strong lead performances Vanessa Morgan and Giacomo Gianniotti bring energy and charm, making their characters compelling and likable.
  • Engaging chemistry The dynamic between the two leads is a major draw, adding depth to the romantic and comedic elements.
  • Lighthearted fun The series succeeds in delivering a breezy, entertaining watch with moments of genuine humor.
Common complaints
  • Predictable plot The story relies heavily on familiar crime-comedy tropes, making it feel unoriginal at times.
  • Tonal inconsistencies The balance between comedy and drama is uneven, with some jokes undermining the stakes of the crime elements.
  • Weak supporting cast Side characters lack depth and development, often feeling like afterthoughts in the narrative.
Recommended for
Crime-comedy fans Vanessa Morgan admirers Light mystery lovers Romantic drama enthusiasts