'Made in Jersey' undresses crime with hairspray and tight jeans

San Antonio Current | October 17, 2012
Forget the overrated Homeland. If you’re looking for an international spy thriller on premium cable, this is the one to watch. The pilot messes with your head so skillfully that you’re woozy by the 30-minute mark. And thoroughly intrigued.

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