Vengeance Unlimited
- Kathleen York: KC Griffin
- Michael Madsen: Mr. Chapel
Revenge on schedule is an American crime drama, of which produces a season with 16 episodes and ran until February 1999 of September 1998 on ABC. The main role in the television series took Michael Madsen, who embodied Mr. Chapel, a mysterious and pragmatic character who gave the people the justice they did not get to court. The plot is based on a similar concept as the television series The Equalizer - The Guardian Angel of New York. The television series was originally on Thursday evenings, sent in the U.S. to compete with the strong audience sitcoms NBC, Friends and Jesse. The German premiere took place on 2 November 1999 at ProSieben. The series was also repeated at Tele 5 Later.
Action
If Mr. Chapel accepts a case, his claim is simple. Either you pay a very high fee (1 million U.S. dollars ), or you promise to do it sometime in the future a favor; only then the debt will be paid. Having determined Mr. Chapel type, time and place of pleasure. A running gag is in discharge of the debt of a former Mr. Chapels customers that Mr. Chapel then says: "We are quits I'm forever gone from her life." And the customer replied: " Thank God "
In the pilot episode it is clear that Mr. Chapel must have done that for quite a long time, because he demanded more favor to help his customers.
Chapel makes a few promises. If he does this, he fulfilled them or dies trying to meet them. On one occasion he ties a man handcuffed in a car, on the zufährt a garbage truck; when the man gives up Chapel dive from above the car off to open the handcuffs and pulling the man to safety at the last moment.
Episode List
Ratings and deposition
The television series was canceled by ABC, because they only reached the 109th place of 156 television series with an audience of an average of 7.1 million viewers. The television series reached in their time window only fourth place and was of the television series Friends (2nd place with 23.5 million ) and Jesse (4th place with 20.1 million ), NBC, CBS Promised Land ( Plaz 51 11.5 million ) and in use - surpassed the most spectacular police videos of the world by Fox ( No. 77 with 9.6 million viewers ). However, they suggested the UPN and The WB broadcasts Thursday Night at the Movies (ranked 145th with 2.5 million ), The Wayans Bros. (ranked 134th with 3.5 million ) and The Bellboy (ranked 129th with 3.8 million viewers).
See also
- Stingray ( TV series)