Parents' Guide to

Bulletproof

By Martin Brown, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 13+

Bland Brit cop comedy is comfort TV with an accent; cursing.

TV CW Drama 2019
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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this TV show.

  • Bulletproof TV Series: Partners Bishop (Noel Clarke) and Pike (Ashley Walters) wear vests, just in case
  • Bulletproof TV Series: Ronald Clarke Sr. (Clarke Peters) says hello
  • Bulletproof TV Series: Partners Pike (Ashley Walters) and Bishop (Noel Clarke) in the ring

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What's the Story?

In BULLETPROOF, Aaron Bishop (Noel Clarke) and Ronnie Pike (Ashley Walters) are friends and partners at the National Crime Agency in London, where they deal with organized crime, including drug trafficking and human trafficking.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: Not yet rated
Kids say: Not yet rated

This series doesn't bring much excitement to the buddy-cop-show table; that said, television is absolutely inundated with police shows, so it's difficult to stand out. The plots are routine, the characters are nondescript, and, though the show seems like it's supposed to succeed on the low key comedic charm of the two main characters, doesn't deliver much in the way of actual comedy. It's almost like Bulletproof is meant to only be half-watched; in that way, it actually does have a lot in common with plenty of other TV procedurals.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about Bishop and Pike. What is their friendship like on Bulletproof? How does it inform their partnership? Do you think they work well together?

  • What differences do you notice between the British police system and the American police system? Does this clue you in on any potential cultural differences between England and America?

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