In recent years, Disney+ It was evolved and went from being a platform focused only on family entertainment to becoming a space with increasingly wide and diverse proposals. It covers from the company’s classics and original productions, to the content of other studies such as Marvel, Pixar, National Geographic and FX.
In their catalog, the productions that combine suspense, intrigue and unexpected twists became protagonists in the streaming application, attracting fans of the genre. In this sense, the titles that have as its protagonist a Amazing detectivebut imperfect, they never go out of style, as is the case of “High potential”.
This series arrived on September 17 of last year to the platform, and in January 2025, it was renewed for a second season. His premiered had more than 20 million viewers tune in in the United States.
Created by Drew Goddardit’s a remake American of the French series “HPI: Haut Potentiel Intellectuel” (known as “ACI: High intellectual capacity” or “Morgana: the great detective”), which takes up the traditional format of classical television productions linked to the resolution of a case by episode.
Starring Kaitlin Olsonthis production of 13 episodes focuses on Morgana single mother with three children who works cleaning for the Los Angeles Police Department. There, during one of its night shifts, by accident, the evidence of a case that has not been resolved for years has been disorder. By instinct, he decides to reorganize them, revealing new connections that the researchers had overlooked.
This is how this woman eccentric With a mind Analytical and retaileris hired by the authorities to help them solve cases. Thus becoming an advisor to the Division of Serious Crimes, where she will take advantage of all the resources available to find out what happened with the father of her eldest daughter who disappeared when she was a baby.
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If you suspect the series with unexpected turns, which combine humor and ingenuitythis is a series that you cannot stop seeing. With characters full of nuances, reflections on the true meaning of achieving success and a plot that keeps you on the edge of the seat, “potential high” can become the ideal option to see the weekend.
What is “High potential”
History continues Morganwho during one of his night shifts cleaning the offices of the Police Department of Los Angelesinstincts one of the panels in which the detectives organize the suspects and connections of a case.
But everything changes when, the next morning, researchers discover this change and ask for explanations about their logic: there is clear their enormous analysis capacity From details that all overlook.
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It is for this reason, that she is hired as an advisor to the Division of Serious Crimes of the Police, becoming the new partner of the detective ADAM KARADECwhich, of course, is its opposite in almost everything: orderly and thorough with the fulfillment of the law.
Beyond each case, the series will deal with some personal issues of our protagonist, especially the relationship with his teenage daughter and with his father. Who vanished from both of them 15 years ago and they don’t know what happened to him.
In addition, with humorous scenes, explore how despite its skills, Morgan also has a complex side. Showing that, while solving cases with a disconcerting ease, it also struggles to reach the end of the month or only for giving the right advice. Becoming an authentic, honest and human character.
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Distribution of “High Potential”
- Kaitlin Olson as Morgan.
- Daniel Sunjata as Karadec.
- Javicia Leslie as Daphne.
- Deniz Akdeniz as Lev “Oz” Osman.
- Amirah J as Ava.
- Matthew Lamb as Elliot.
- Judy Reyes as Selena.
- Taran Killam as Ludo Radoovic.
- Garret Dillahunt as Lieutenant Melon.
- JD Pardo as Tom.
Source: Ambito
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