Louis Ferreira TV Shows

Stargate: Universe

77/100

Trapped on an Ancient spaceship billions of light-years from home, a group of soldiers and civilians struggle to survive and find their way back to Earth.

Motive

74/100

A feisty Vancouver homicide detective tracks down the most cunning of killers by trying to figure out the often unexpected motive to the crime.

1-800-Missing

65/100

Two FBI agents - one guided by reason, and another by intuition - looking for missing people in Washington DC.

Hidden Hills

75/100

The Fighting Fitzgeralds

68/100

Mr. Fitzgerald, a widower and retired New York City fire fighter, wants to be left alone to pursue his hobby, painting landscapes. However, his three sons, one with wife and child, move ... See full summary »

Trinity

69/100

Public Morals

70/100

This comedy series is about a group of detectives in a city's vice squad. It was canceled soon after it started airing.

Scales of Justice

61/100

Recreates the stories of Canada's most famous criminal cases and trials.

Ghost Unit

Two former black ops government operatives lead privately funded elite team in a fight against a violent international crime syndicate.

Urban Angel

80/100

Ex-con Victor Torres is hired by Francine Primeau, the editor of The Montreal Tribune, to be their source for crime stories, since he can use his connections within the city's criminal underworld to get scoops as well as the truth.

Battery Park

66/100

An ultra-competitive female police captain has her heart set on the mayor's seat and will stop at nothing to get there - that is, if the ragtag group of detectives she's working with doesn't stop her first.

Local Heroes

82/100

Four Pittsburgh guys who met in high school still like to hang out together mostly at Blue Lou's. Eddie lives at home with his widowed mother while Mert is sort of engaged to Bonnie. Talkative Stosh drives a taxi with Jake working retail.

Letters to God

Letters to God is a talk show-type television series in which children discuss their ideas of God and of their world view which they wrote down in letter format with host Louis Ferreira (Justin Louis).