Treme - Season 1 Watch Free in HD

Set in post-Katrina New Orleans, this series follows the interconnected lives of a group of New Orleanians, musicians, chefs, residents, as they struggle with the aftereffects of the 2005 hurricane.

Genre:

Drama, Musical, Music

Actors:

Khandi Alexander, Rob Brown, Kim Dickens, Michiel Huisman, Melissa Leo, Lucia Micarelli, Clarke Peters, Wendell Pierce, Steve Zahn, John Goodman, Elvis Costello, ...»

Director:

Eric Ellis Overmyer, David Simon

Country:

United States

Release:

2010

IMDb:

8.3

Quality:

Duration:

59 min

LaDonna Batiste-Williams

Played by: Khandi Alexander

Delmond Lambreaux

Played by: Rob Brown

Janette Desautel

Played by: Kim Dickens

Sonny

Played by: Michiel Huisman

Toni Bernette

Played by: Melissa Leo

Annie

Played by: Lucia Micarelli

Albert Lambreaux

Played by: Clarke Peters

Antoine Batiste

Played by: Wendell Pierce

Davis McAlary

Played by: Steve Zahn

Creighton Bernette

Played by: John Goodman

Sofia Bernette

Played by: India Ennenga

Davina Lambreaux

Played by: Edwina Findley Dickerson

Jacques Vaz

Played by: Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine

Robinette

Played by: Davi Jay

DJ Jeffy Jeff

Played by: John McConnell

Desiree

Played by: Phyllis Montana LeBlanc

Capt. Richard Lafouchette

Played by: James DuMont

Sgt. Alonzo Wilson

Played by: Anthony Michael Frederick

Henry

Played by: Henry Griffin

Louise

Played by: Nikai Clark

Demetrius Bray

Played by: John Calvin McCann

Toby

Played by: Rio Hackford

Jerome Cherry

Played by: Lloyd Watts

Liuzza Diner

Played by: Wayne Webb

Neighbor

Played by: Christi Barlow

Detective

Played by: Joseph Cintron

Donny

Played by: Joe Fontana

Waitress

Played by: Shima Ghamari

BBT Sound Guy

Played by: Justin M. Hamilton

Insurance Adjuster

Played by: Raymond Hebert

Nancy

Played by: Susan LaBrecque

Restaurant Patron

Played by: Laurie Lee

Second Liner with Red and Blue Umbrella

Played by: Avon Maser

Bar Patron

Played by: Daniel Vincent

Donald

Played by: Carl J. Walker

David Brooks

Played by: Daryl Williams

Mrs Brooks

Played by: Venida Evans

Keevon White

Played by: Anwan Glover

George Cotrell

Played by: Otto DeJean

Danny Nelson

Played by: Deacon John Moore

Alcide Batiste

Played by: Renwick D. Scott II

Larry Williams

Played by: Lance E. Nichols

Randall Batiste

Played by: Sean-Michael Bruno

Riley

Played by: Tim Bellow

Andrea Cazayoux

Played by: Jen Kober

Richard Desautel

Played by: Gary Grubbs

Ramona McAlary

Played by: Ann McKenzie

Dana Desautel

Played by: Susan Parker

Dr. Roger McAlary

Played by: Marco St. John

National Guardsman

Played by: John Couret

Mardi Gras Goer

Played by: Melody Noel

Darius

Played by: Marc John Jefferies

Lula Prichett

Played by: Tarra Riggs

Judge Bernard Williams

Played by: Vernel Bagneris

Harvey

Played by: Antonino Paone

Women at Bar

Played by: Emily D. Haley

Pedestrian

Played by: Jacquelyn Twodat Jackson

Ny Patron

Played by: Steve Rally

Jill

Played by: Danai Gurira

James Woodrow

Played by: Jim True-Frost

Harley Watt

Played by: Steve Earle

Arnie

Played by: Jeffrey John Carisalez

Jay

Played by: Nick Gomez

Latino Guy

Played by: Sam Medina

Wanda Bonney

Played by: Deneen Tyler

Dr. Jason Frasor

Played by: Marcus Lyle Brown

Patient

Played by: Edward Cummings

Fat Biker

Played by: Dann Fink

Terry Colson

Played by: David Morse

Koichi Toyama

Played by: Tatsuo Ichikawa

Piano Player

Played by: Davis Rogan

Judge John Gatling

Played by: Tim Reid

Police Official Miller

Played by: Craig Leydecker

Tamika

Played by: Idella Johnson

Waiter

Played by: Spencer Tracy

Aunt Mimi

Played by: Elizabeth Ashley

Angela Nelson

Played by: Jaqueline Fleming

Jim Dietrich

Played by: Michael Aaron Santos

Franklin

Played by: Walter Harris

Brantrell

Played by: Malcolm Phillips

Memphis Ronnie

Played by: Eddie Vanison

Sgt. Maurice Thompson

Played by: Dennis Bagneris

Officer O'Connor

Played by: Ron Roggé

Officer Fulwood

Played by: Kenneth Brown Jr.

Lamar Nelson

Played by: Vernon Brooks

Fish Market Customer

Played by: Rodney Hebert

Brandi

Played by: Brandi Gerard

Sexy Woman

Played by: Shauna Rappold

Church Patron

Played by: Bill Rainey

Mardi Gras Muse

Played by: Olga Wilhelmine

Cemetery Official

Played by: Rowan Joseph

Street Musician

Played by: James Waterston

Cabbie

Played by: Ian Casselberry

Ben Loomis

Played by: Josh Duffy

Maxine

Played by: Leticia Jimenez

Mrs. Cherry

Played by: Sandy Byrd

Student

Played by: Sarah Mayer

Coffee Shop Patron

Played by: Jonathan Ray

Party Goer

Played by: Lary Love Dolley

Ferry Passenger

Played by: Holly Rochelle

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Matthew Gilbert

This is the kind of TV that viewers ask for but rarely get, driven by characters who are more than the sum of one or two qualities and who harbor depths that are revealed slowly, subtly, and authentically.

April 11, 2010

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Scott D. Pierce

"Treme" features the kind of indelible characters we've come to expect from Simon and Overmyer in "Homicide" and "The Wire."

April 11, 2010

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Alan Sepinwall

A smart, engaging, moving and funny series, one that in many ways is more accessible than its predecessor [The Wire].

April 11, 2010

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Maureen Ryan

Passion is what redeems "Treme" and suffuses its most moving, memorable moments.

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Aaron Barnhart

The episode is as easy-sipping as gin in a glass

April 11, 2010

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Aaron Riccio

Treme puts everything into every scene.

April 11, 2010

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Verne Gay

This is a spectacular new series, with some stunning performances and gorgeous music. You'll become hooked.

April 11, 2010

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Rob Owen

The combination of music and some humor, make "Treme" easier to digest than a David Simon series might otherwise be.

April 11, 2010

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Rick Porter

There are enough funny, frustrating, sad and beautiful moments to make me hope Treme sticks around for a while.

April 11, 2010

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David Hinckley

Sometimes we want to slap some of these folks, but more than that we want them to succeed, and their determination to get back on their feet gives "Treme" the potential to show us both the storm and the sun.

April 11, 2010

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Treme - Season 1

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