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The Red Road
Genre	Drama
Created by	Aaron Guzikowski
Starring
Composer(s)	Daniel Licht
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	12 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)
Producer(s)	James Bigwood
Production location(s)	Cartersville, Georgia
Cinematography	Ivan Strasburg
Editor(s)	Kristina Boden
Running time	42–45 minutes
Production company(s)	Fair Harbor Productions Shady Cat Productions
Distributor	Sundance Channel
Release
Original network	SundanceTV
Picture format	1080i (16:9HDTV)
Original release	February 27, 2014 – May 7, 2015
External links
Website

The Red Road is an American drama television series that aired on SundanceTV from February 27, 2014 to May 7, 2015.^[1] This was SundanceTV's second fully owned scripted original series; the first was Rectify. The Red Road was canceled after its second season, as confirmed by Jason Momoa, who played Phillip Kopus in the series.^[2] The show's plot is based on the plight of the Ramapough Mountain Indians at the Ringwood Mines landfill site in New Jersey, where toxic wastes from the nearby Mahwah Ford plant were dumped.

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Plot[edit]

Police Officer Harold Jensen is the main protagonist. He is trying to keep his family together after a cover-up involving his mentally unstable wife, a recovering alcoholic who self-medicates her undiagnosed schizophrenia with alcohol. Jensen comes into conflict with Phillip Kopus, a member of the Ramapough Mountain people. His state-recognized tribe lives in the Ramapo Mountains in a border area of New York and New Jersey in the fictitious small town of Walpole, New Jersey, across the Hudson River from New York City.^[3]^[4]^[5]

Production[edit]

The working title for the series was originally The Descendants.^[6] Production for both seasons were in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2013 and 2014.^[7]^[8]

Cast[edit]

Main cast[edit]

Martin Henderson as Harold Jensen
Jason Momoa as Phillip Kopus
Julianne Nicholson as Jean Jensen
Allie Gonino as Rachel Jensen
Tamara Tunie as Marie Van Der Veen
Kiowa Gordon as Junior Van Der Veen
Annalise Basso as Kate Jensen

Recurring cast[edit]

Gary Farmer as Mac
Tom Sizemore as Jack Kopus
Lisa Bonet as Sky Van Der Veen
Zahn McClarnon as Mike Parker
Antoni Corone as Captain Warren
Brooke Montalvo as Paige
Keith Flippen as Dr. Beilke
Mike Farrell as David Rogers
Irene Ziegler as Sylvia Rogers
Nick Gomez as Frank Morgan
Doris Morgado as Iana Morgan
Logan Siu as Paul Morgan
Wes Studi as Chief Levi Gall
Arturo Fonts as Robby
Sabina Akhmedova as Fayina
Dwayne Boyd as Bernard Roald
Boo Arnold as Attorney Irv Nesbitt
Anthony Reynolds as Brennan
Ryan Nesset as Officer K. Felix
Tammy Arnold as Officer Spector
Jeff Matthew Glover as Officer Baker
Nickola Shreli as Duke
Ben Winchell as Brad
Ian Gregg as Leo
Victor Gage as Lenape Hunter
Manuel Rodriguez as Ramapo Native American

Episodes[edit]

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
Season		Episodes	Season premiere	Season finale
1	6	February 27, 2014	April 3, 2014
2	6	April 2, 2015	May 7, 2015

Season 1 (2014)[edit]

* Denotes the primetime average of SundanceTV.

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
1	1	'Arise My Love, Shake Off This Dream'	James Gray	Aaron Guzikowski	February 27, 2014	0.342^[9]
White police officer Harold Jensen investigates an NYU student who has gone missing in the woods in the Ramapo Mountains, near the Lenape Native American settlement. Since the white and Native communities historically have not gotten along, the locals keep quiet about the disappearance, so the case stalls. Meanwhile, a dangerous member of the tribe, Phillip Kopus, returns from prison to set up an illegal prescription drug operation. He recruits his friend Mike, an outcast tribe member and visits his estranged mother Marie, who has recently been diagnosed with cancer. Harold tries to keep the peace in his home with his beloved but mentally unstable wife Jean. Though they dated as teenagers, Jean now despises Kopus because she believes he deliberately failed to prevent her brother Brian’s drowning when they were in high school. She is a recovering alcoholic who struggles with their teenage daughter, Rachel, who is dating a Lenape boy named Junior, who is Kopus' half brother. The young couple visit with Kopus, and ask if they can stay in his cabin over night. When Rachel doesn't come home that night, Jean has a nervous breakdown and drives up to the mountains to search for her daughter, but she soon becomes involved in a hit and run accident that nearly kills a Lenape youth and impacts the whole town.
2	2	'The Wolf and the Dog'	J. Michael Muro	Aaron Guzikowski	March 6, 2014	0.288^[10]
Believing Jean actually ran over the Lenape boy, Harold covers up the truth when he fixes the damage to his wife’s vehicle, but Jean wants to make a statement. Seeing Harold’s despair over the accident, Kopus seizes the opportunity to blackmail the officer to look the other way as his illicit drug business starts up. Meanwhile, Jean and her lawyer pay a visit to the police station to go over her version of the story but she is clearly delusional and mixes up the current case to her brother’s death long ago. After spending some time at her parents' house to rest, Jean starts hearing the voice of Rachel as a little girl, beckoning her for help. When she tries to jump out a window, Harold checks his wife into a psychiatric hospital. Harold also faces the father of the hospitalized Lenape boy at his home, while Kopus has a run-in with a man from his past.
3	3	'The Woman Who Fell from the Sky'	J. Michael Muro	Bridget Carpenter	March 13, 2014	0.169*^[11]
Kopus and Mike let Junior in on their drug operation when all three break into a nursing home for more supplies. The Lenape chief and a former tribe member-turned-NYC-lawyer Sky Van Der Veen lead protestors who gather outside the police station to seek justice for the hit and run victim. Meanwhile, Jean's emotional turmoil worsens when she confesses to her doctor about hearing voices in her head since her pregnancy with Rachel, prompting Harold to move their daughters to his in-laws' home. While there, Rachel discovers a suitcase full of cassette tapes in a closet that has voice recordings by her late uncle Brian. While the search for the missing NYU college student continues, the case turns when Harold presses one of Kopus' drug buddies for information.
4	4	'The Bad Weapons'	Lodge Kerrigan	Zack Whedon	March 20, 2014	0.202*^[12]
The Lenape chief calls in a favor to tip off the DEA, who raid a squatter's house in the mountains for drugs, causing Harold to get caught between his law enforcement duties and his truce with Kopus. Meanwhile, Jean is diagnosed as schizophrenic, which leads to a major change in her outlook on life. Though Harold refuses to believe the diagnosis, Jean is somewhat relieved to finally know what she is up against, and hopes that she may improve with proper medication. Feeling he is keeping the wrong company, Rachel breaks up with Junior, who falls deeper into the drug trade, while she continues to listen to her uncle's tapes. Junior tries to help Marie by giving her stolen pills for her cancer, but the medication quickly runs out. A pair of NYPD detectives pay a visit to Harold's home to personally ask him some pressing questions about the college student case. After another supply run, Mike reveals to Kopus that his father Jack was the one who sent him to jail by setting him up, leading Kopus to kill Mike for concealing the betrayal and informing on him to Harold.
5	5	'The Great Snake Battle'	Lodge Kerrigan	Aaron Guzikowski	March 27, 2014	0.152*^[13]
After learning new information about his father, Kopus heads to Brooklyn armed with a gun to confront him. Harold uses a crude map Kopus gave him to find where the college student's body is located. Captain Warren questions Harold as to how he knew to check 3 miles outside of the search radius, but Harold deflects this by reminding Warren that it was by the same lake where Jean's brother was killed. To cover up Mike's murder, Kopus tells Junior he got freaked out by the DEA's raid and left town. A settlement is reached with the parents of the little boy hit by Jean. Much against the Lenape Chief's wishes. When Jack Kopus' fingerprints are found on the murder weapon, the NYPD detectives get a warrant to arrest him and the results are disastrous. The truce is off when Harold tells Kopus he received an anonymous tip where his drugs are stored. Jean makes a bold choice after her father tells her she is responsible for the hit and run.
6	6	'Snaring of the Sun'	Terry McDonough	Aaron Guzikowski	April 3, 2014	0.107*^[14]
Harold discovers the gut-wrenching truth about Jean's brother's death when he listens to Brian's tape that he made right before he died. Wanting to make everything right with his wife, he then lets Jean listen to the recording. Later, Jean pays Kopus a surprise visit at his motel and their powerful mutual attraction is reignited. Walking together into the woods, Jean declares her love for her husband, but she can't resist a passionate embrace with her former lover. Kopus tells her he wasn't responsible for Brian's death and Jean tells him that she finally knows this is true. Still angry that she had him run out of town, Kopus refuses to believe that Jean has only learned of his innocence that day. He storms off and leaves her alone in the woods, causing her to have a mental breakdown by a lake. In a daze, Jean walks into the lake and is nearly drowned, but Harold has been searching for her and pulls her out of the water in time. Junior learns Rachel is back to her old life and hanging out with the popular kids in school. After his drugs got raided in the cave, Kopus finds himself in imminent, life-threatening danger both from his father, who comes to Maria's house armed with a shotgun, and Albanian gangsters, his drug backers who track him down while in the back of Harold's police vehicle.

Season 2 (2015)[edit]

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
7	1	'Gifts'	Randall Einhorn	Aaron Guzikowski	April 2, 2015	0.191^[15]
After the shoot-out with the Albanians, Kopus and Harold must answer for their actions to the authorities. One goes back in prison and the other is promoted to lieutenant. A year later, Kopus is released from jail and returns home on parole with an ankle monitor and there are new conflicts about a Native American casino being built on sacred land. Meanwhile, Harold must deal with Walpole locals who are angry about the Lenape tribe receiving federal recognition, and later he has to investigate a murder that was committed up on the mountain. Also, Jean is still struggling to put her life back together and tries to silence the voices in her head with the aid of clozapine.
8	2	'Graves'	Randall Einhorn	Patricia Breen	April 9, 2015	0.160^[16]
Even though the Lenape now have their own tribe police force, a tribal posse is assembled and comes after Kopus, who is suspected killed of Chief Mac. The tribal posse beats Kopus and covers him in tar. Meanwhile, Harold tries to protect Junior during a fellow officer's harsh interrogation – however, this puts his good-standing for the new captain position at the police department in jeopardy. Also, Jean meets a medicine woman at the funeral who tells her of an alternative treatment for her schizophrenia. Later, she is called over to take care of Captain Warren after his wife succumbs to cancer and learns his real plan to join her in death.
9	3	'Intruders'	Jeremy Webb	Aaron Guzikowski	April 16, 2015	0.204^[17]
Life resumes after Captain Warren's suicide when he killed his sick wife. Jean's parents want her and Harold to move out of Walpole, but they want to stay in town considering all the recent turmoil. Meanwhile, Marie, now the interim chief, meets with the Tribal Council to discuss the casino issue, which Sky is strongly against. Later, two masked men break into Marie's home demanding the money Kopus took from Mac's body. This forces Harold and Frank Morgan of the tribal police to partner up to hunt down the intruders who are fleeing the mountain. Also, the mysterious blue sludge that causes cancer to the Lenape is back.
10	4	'A Cure'	Jeremy Webb	Patricia Breen	April 23, 2015	0.165^[18]
After the events of the masked men shooting, Harold thinks his career is over, but when meeting with the mayor, he learns the gun found on the man he shot is an exact match used to kill Mac, and is made captain. When he reads a cryptic note from Capt. Warren, he decides to investigate the cancerous blue sludge situation. He learns from Jack Kopus, who is in prison that the blue sludge is paint from an auto plant, who paid the cops to look the other way so they could pump 60,000 tons into the iron mine shafts on the entire mountain. Meanwhile, Marie agrees to Chief Levi building a casino on Lenape land and argues with Junior over it. Kopus tries to prove his innocence to Junior, but Mike's girlfriend finds him guilty of murdering Mike. Also, Rachel starts hearing voices and takes Jean's medicine, which has negative effects.
11	5	'The Hatching'	Randall Einhorn	Aaron Guzikowski	April 30, 2015	0.165^[19]
Still upset over Rachel's traumatic episode, Jean disposes of her anti-psychotic pills. Meanwhile, Harold makes an unexpected discovery when he uncovers toxic paint leaking from a cemented-over mine shaft entrance. Jean sees a vision of a bird's nest with dead hatchlings covered in sludge and remembers a man delivering it in a box to her father as a child. She then informs Harold that David may be involved. Since he can't leave the state while on parole, Kopus tells Harold that Junior went with Levi to his house in Connecticut to kill him after finding out his father is responsible for Mac's death. But, he breaks it in order to rescue Junior, who after failing his task, fled to the woods.
12	6	'Shadow Walker'	Randall Einhorn	Aaron Guzikowski	May 7, 2015	0.183^[20]
After searching the woods, Harold and Kopus locate Junior on the run from his father's murderous tribe. Kopus is able to distract them, allowing everyone to escape, but this puts a target on their backs. Meanwhile, in Warpole, Jean confronts her father about his archaic treatment of her brother's condition and holds a plastic bag over his head for a few seconds like he did with Brian. David has a heart attack and Rachel has to clean up her mother's mess as Jean is not in the right mind. Also, Harold learns in his absence, the town and the tribe are blaming each other for the toxic sludge. Later, even though Kopus is able to evade Levi's ambush by killing him and several of his men, he fails to protect Marie and Junior in another attack, leaving them seriously wounded in their home.

Reception[edit]

The Red Road has received mostly favorable reviews. Review aggregator site Metacritic has given the season a 'generally favorable' score of 66 out of 100, based on 25 critics.^[21] On another review aggregator site, Rotten Tomatoes, it holds a 65% rating with an average rating of 6.9 out of 10, based on 26 reviews. The consensus reads, 'The Red Road suffers from uneven writing, but its talented cast and creepy story hint at undeveloped promise.' ^[22]

Graphic novel[edit]

In 2015, Sundance released The Red Road 1990: A Graphic Novel to be read online.^[23]

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References[edit]

^Bibel, Sara (January 6, 2014). 'New Drama 'The Red Road' to Premiere Friday February 21, 2014 on SundanceTV'. TV by the Numbers (Press release). Archived from the original on March 8, 2014.
^Roco (23 May 2015). 'The Red Road Cancelled By SundanceTV After Two Seasons'. Seriable.com. Retrieved 17 December 2015.
^Hyman, Vicki (February 21, 2014). 'Ramapough Lenape inspired 'The Red Road' writer: 'I wanted it to ring true''. NJ.com. Retrieved February 17, 2014.
^Andreeva, Nellie (June 24, 2013). 'Julianne Nicholson To Co-Star On Sundance Channel's Drama Series 'The Descendants''. Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved August 7, 2013.
^'One on One: Bridget Carpenter of 'The Red Road''. Sundance Channel. Retrieved December 18, 2013.
^Andreeva, Nellie (March 11, 2013). 'Sundance Channel Picks Up Scripted Series 'The Descendants', Beefs Up Scripted Team'. Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved August 7, 2013.
^Bibel, Sara (August 15, 2013). 'Sundance Channel Announces Cast, Including Jason Momoa & Martin Henderson, and Start of Production for 'The Red Road''. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved August 15, 2013.
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External links[edit]

The Red Road on IMDb
The Red Road at TV Guide

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LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva answers questions in a news conference on the shooting of a sheriff's deputy.

LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva answers questions following a press conference on the shooting of Deputy Joseph Gilbert Solano.

Southern California sheriff’s deputy Joseph Gilbert Solano, who was shot and critically wounded on Monday while getting food at a fast-food restaurant, has died, officials announced.

Solano, a 13-year-veteran deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, died Wednesday afternoon surrounded by loved ones.

Rhett Nelson, a 30-year-old Utah man who his family had reported missing, was identified as the suspected gunman, investigators said. He was arrested a day after the shooting when his father called authorities to turn him in.

Deputy Joseph Gilbert Solano has died, officials said. (Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department)

“We have the suspect in custody,” Sheriff Alex Villanueva said at a news conference Wednesday.

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“We are continuing processing all the information, all the evidence to present a solid case for prosecution,” he added.

Nelson was suspected of walking into a Jack in the Box restaurant in the eastern Los Angeles suburb of Alhambra on Monday night and shooting Solano in the head.

The 50-year-old deputy was off duty at the time. Paramedics rushed him to the hospital in grave condition and doctors put him on life support, Villanueva said.

Solano was not wearing anything that would identify him as a law-enforcement officer and investigators said the shooting appeared to be random.

He added that there was “no prior knowledge, there’s no indication that he knew that the person was a law-enforcement officer.”

Rhett Nelson, 30, of St. George, Utah, was arrested by Long Beach police. Surveillance footage showed the suspect accused of shooting an off-duty deputy. (LA County Sheriff’s Department)

He continued, “The deputy was alerted in the restaurant that someone was following him and that’s when he turned to confront it and that’s when the shooting happened.”

Villanueva added, “The motive or rationale from the suspect, that’s a million-dollar question.”

Long Beach police took Nelson into custody Tuesday after he stopped at a church and called his father in Utah, Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau Capt. Kent Wegener said.

“In that call, he referred to committing a murder in Southern California,” he added.

Wegener said Nelson’s father called police who traced the call to the church, and shortly thereafter, Long Beach officers spotted him in a car near the church and arrested him without incident.

Investigators said they were looking into whether he killed another man an hour earlier on Monday in what appeared to be another random attack.

Chief Michel Moore with the Los Angeles Police Department said a 30-year-old man standing on a street near downtown Los Angeles on Monday was shot and killed after somebody inside a vehicle “had a brief exchange with our victim” and “gunfire erupted.”

He added that Nelson’s description and the car he was driving matched those seen at both shootings.

At the news conference Wednesday, Villanueva acknowledged police also were investigating whether Nelson was linked to numerous armed robberies in the San Diego area.

“It’s an astonishing level of violent crime in such a short period of time and we can only think that but for this last incident that crime spree may have continued,” said Villanueva.

“But, we’re fortunate that the father of the suspect made a very key phone call to the Long Beach Police Department that allowed us to put the resources together to detain him so there were no further victims in this person’s crime spree that didn’t look like it would be abated until he was actually arrested.”

Nelson’s father issued a statement on Tuesday saying he was “saddened beyond words” by the shooting “and to learn that our son Rhett is being held in connection with this horrifying and senseless attack.”

He said his son disappeared on May 26.

In a May 30 Facebook post, Nelson’s father said his son “has a history of opiate abuse and has been clean for about 6 months, but we know what a terrible struggle that is. We are praying for his safe return.”

The Salt Lake Tribune reported that Nelson did not have a violent criminal history in Utah but previously had pleaded guilty to driving with a “measurable amount” of a controlled substance in his body.

(Fox 11)

Solano was most recently assigned to the department’s custody division. Villanueva described him as a family man well-liked by everyone who worked with him.

“Not only did I lose a father figure but a best friend,' Solano’s step-daughter told reporters on Wednesday as she held back tears. “I would like to thank everybody who has supported us, sent us prayers, and the whole entire law enforcement.”