Human Target

The series follows Christopher Chance, a mysterious and highly skilled mercenary who specializes in protecting people who are targeted by assassins. Working with his team, including the resourceful former thief Guerrero and the gadget expert Alphas, Chance takes on seemingly impossible missions to save clients facing deadly threats. Each episode features high-octane action sequences and intricate plots as they race against time to neutralize the danger.

Human Target received a mixed to positive reception during its initial run. Critics often praised its stylish action sequences and the chemistry between the main cast, particularly Mark Valley and Chi McBride. However, some found the plots occasionally convoluted and the show struggled with establishing a consistent tone and narrative identity, leading to moderate viewership and a relatively short lifespan.

• Praised for its slick action and compelling lead performances.
• Often cited for its engaging premise and visually dynamic fight choreography.
• Criticized by some for overly complex storylines and a lack of consistent thematic depth.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the show's action-packed nature and the dynamic between the protagonists. Many viewers enjoyed the missions and the high stakes presented in each episode, finding it an entertaining watch for fans of the action-thriller genre. Some noted that while the plot could be intricate, the show's strong characters carried it through.

The character of Christopher Chance was famously created by Len Wein and artist Carmine Infantino for DC Comics in 1972, with the TV series drawing inspiration from the comic book source material.