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CTL-W-0921 · Work

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AMC Chicago legal drama

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61st Street is a new drama series from Peter Moffat that debuted Sunday, April 10 on AMC (AMC Networks release dated February 2, 2022); it stars Courtney B. Vance leading an ensemble that includes Aunjanue Ellis, Mark O'Brien, Holt McCallany, Tosin Cole, Andrene Ward-Hammond and Bentley Green; it is a thriller coursing through the Chicago criminal justice system (AMC Networks press release reproduced by The Futon Critic, fetched in full 2026-10-17)

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