Quick Draw

Synopsis

Quick Draw is a comedic police procedural television series that premiered in 2013, starring John Lehr as Sheriff John Henry Hoyle. Set in the late 19th century, the series follows the adventures of this quirky lawman as he attempts to bring order to the frontier town of Lambert, Kansas. Balancing slapstick humor with clever storytelling, the show merges elements of Westerns with improvisational comedy, creating a unique blend that stands out in the TV landscape. Sheriff Hoyle’s unconventional methods and the oddball characters he encounters inject humor into classic crime-solving scenarios, making Quick Draw both an entertaining and refreshing take on the genre.

Cast

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  John Lehr

  Sheriff John Henry Hoyle

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  Allison Dunbar

Reviews

Quick Draw received a generally positive reception from both audiences and critics. On IMDb, the show holds a respectable rating of 7.6/10, reflecting a solid fanbase that appreciates its humor and originality. Critics often praised John Lehr’s improvisational skills, noting that his portrayal of Sheriff Hoyle brings a charming and spontaneous energy to the series. Some reviews highlight the show's successful fusion of Western tropes with modern comedic timing. However, a few critics pointed out that the humor may not appeal to everyone, with some considering the improvisational style a hit-or-miss, occasionally leading to uneven pacing or narrative coherence. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a direct audience or critic score for Quick Draw, but fan forums often discuss its witty dialogue and playful tone positively. Metacritic also lacks a formal aggregate score for the series, suggesting it maintained a modest but loyal audience rather than widespread critical acclaim. Overall, Quick Draw is recognized for its creative concept and Lehr's engaging performance, earning it appreciation especially among viewers who enjoy offbeat, improvisational comedy blended with a Western setting.