Coyote: Season 1

2021

Created by Michael Carnes, David Graziano
62%
77%
6 episodes
Thriller

Golden Globe-winner Michael Chiklis (The Shield) leads this crime-drama series as a long-serving border patrol agent who now helps the... More

Golden Globe-winner Michael Chiklis (The Shield) leads this crime-drama series as a long-serving border patrol agent who now helps the very people he used to keep out of the United States.

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Coyote: Season 1 episodes

Call of the Void

Forced into mandatory retirement, Ben goes to a small coastal... More town in Mexico to finish construction on his ex-partner's fishing cabin and in the process, crosses paths with a young woman who needs his help.

Silver or Lead

Pursued by trackers, Ben and Maria Elena embark on a... More dangerous journey through the desert in order to reach the U.S.

Sin of Origin

With limited options and his family's lives at risk, Ben... More attempts a desperate exit strategy -- one with potentially dire consequences.

Juan Doe

Ben must use his former Border Patrol connections when he's... More forced to execute an audacious heist for the cartel so that his ex-wife and daughter won't become victims of his own mistakes.

King Tide

With limited options and his family's lives at risk, Ben... More attempts a desperate exit strategy -- one with potentially dire consequences.

Plaza de Nada

Ben must navigate danger within the Zamora cartel while searching... More for the truth about his former partner as a U.S. government investigation closes in.

Coyote: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

62_%13 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
77_%12 reviews
Audience score rating

"We'll give Coyote the benefit of the doubt, given the presence of both Chiklis and MacLaren."

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Decider

"A show that asks its audience to connect to a rogue Border Patrol agent with literal blood on his hands needs to work harder than this one does to justify its premise."

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Variety

"Unfortunate and distracting..."

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Hollywood Reporter

"MacLaren shows her skills with pacing and visual language in the first pair of episodes, making the questionable plotting and dialogue easy to take."

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