This fun comedy quickly made its way on the platform and attracted the public around the world.
Disney + is one of the streaming platforms that has grown more in recent years. Your catalog has movies and series of all genres and for all audiences. In addition to the usual children’s proposals, we can find all kinds of thrillers, dramas and comedies.
A very crazy series is, without a doubt, Potential High: unexpected detective. The director is Drew Goddard, who made the violent adaptation of Daredevil for Netflix. However, this production is the opposite. It is quite bright and has more comedy than drama.
Potential High
What is High Potential: unexpected detective
The protagonist is Morganwho works as Cleaning employee in the police department of Los Angeles. While doing his work at night, distracted, listening to music with the headphones accidentally pulls a research box and some photographs fall. His obsessive mind made her find out how she could solve it, what are the contradictions of the crime and when she understood it, the police officer changed.
This made the officers angry, but after their explanation, they realized that he was right and were badly addressing the investigation, so they consider make it a new consultant. Morgan has a strong personality, she is a single mother of three children, she has no filters to express and her High intellectual coefficient It makes it obsessive and unable to continue until the enigmas are not resolved.
Disney+: High potential trailer: unexpected detective
Disney+: High potential cast: unexpected detective
- Kaitlin Olson (Morgan)
- Daniel Sunjata (Detective Karadec)
- Amirah J (Ava)
- Deniz Akdeniz (Lev “Oz” Osman)
- Judy Reyes (Selena)
- Javicia Leslie (Daphne Forrester)
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