Tilt

Série télévisée
2005
TV-14

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Michael Madsen, Eddie Cibrian, Kristin Lehman, Don McManus, and Todd Williams in Tilt (2005)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueYoung poker players must navigate their past along with the best players in the world to win.Young poker players must navigate their past along with the best players in the world to win.Young poker players must navigate their past along with the best players in the world to win.

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Épisodes9

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HautLes mieux notés Saison 2005

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Rôles principaux99+

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Michael Madsen

Don 'The Matador' Everest…

Chris Bauer

Leeland 'Lee' Nickel…

Kristin Lehman

Ellen…

Todd Williams

Clark Marcellin

Don McManus

Bart 'Lowball' Rogers

Eddie Cibrian

Eddie Towne

Michael Murphy

Jimmy Molloy

Amelia Cooke

Nicholas Pasco

Testa…

Dov Tiefenbach

Crackle

Fulvio Cecere

Skip…

Kenneth Welsh

Seymour Annisman

George Buza

Henry 'Tropical Henry'…

Barry Flatman

Police Captain Bill Carruthers…

Fab Filippo

Dean Whitmark

Norman Chad

Self

Joris Jarsky

Luke

Lon McEachern

Self

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Anecdotes
In a deleted scene which is featured in the DVD, Miami reveals her real name as "Ellen".

Gaffes
In the final episode of the first season, when Clark is playing in the World Poker Championship, in the hand that he goes out of the tournament, the ESPN pseudo-coverage showed him as "All-in" before he actually declared.

Citations
Don 'The Matador' Everest: If we do this thing, that's a secret I'd like you to take with you to your grave, and if you don't, chances are you gonna get there a little bit sooner than you expected.

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Best show on TV

I have to say I wasn't originally going to watch the show, but my friend came over the day the series premiered so I was forced into it. I'd have to say though it is definitely a must see.

Its the only show during the week I block out time for. I've seen all 9 episodes the day they aired. Way better than the last ESPN drama Playmakers.

It's like a weekly soap opera. It involves way more than just poker. Can't wait until it comes out on DVD. Before season two starts I'd recommend watching the re-runs of episode one and getting the story down before the 2nd season starts. Watch them in order or you'll get lost.