The new Apple TV+ original crime series "Dope Thief" follows two lifelong friends in Philadelphia as they pose as DEA agents ...

Dope Thief episode 4, "Philadelphia Lawyer", peels back more layers of several supporting characters' backstories as Ray continues to dig himself a deeper hole. Not only does Ray have a dangerous ...

“Dope Thief” revolves around Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Moura), two friends who met while they were incarcerated. Now adults, their scheme is simple: pose as DEA agents and rob low ...

Dope Thief episode 4 showed Manny overwhelmed by the pressure of hiding from the cartel, having relapsed into drug use to cope with the stress. On top of that, he was left severely depressed after ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Fans of "Breaking Bad," "Ozark" and "The Wire" are sure to love Apple TV+'s new crime drama series. Based on Dennis Tafoya's 2009 book, "Dope Thief" follows Ray and Manny (Oscar and ...

Dope Thief hails from Apple Studios, and is a Scott Free Production. Two episodes will drop on Apple TV+ on March 14 followed by new episodes every Friday through April 25.

Dope Thief is derivative and a bit ridiculous (some plot points really don’t hold up to scrutiny), but it’s worth tuning in to watch a masterclass from Brian Tyree Henry and the rest of the cast.

"Dope Thief" was the 2009 debut novel from author Dennis Tafoya, left. The story, adapted for TV, is a new Apple TV+ series starring Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura.

The crime drama “Dope Thief” opens with a headfake. Two DEA agents, Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Wagner Moura), plan and execute a bust on a Philadelphia row house. The sequence ...

“Dope Thief” gets real by scratching below the surface of Philadelphia and its environs. For folks on the Interstate 95 corridor, the neither-here-nor-there Phillyness shines through.

There’s a half of Dope Thief that I thought was pulpy, entertaining and unpredictable and a half of Dope Thief that I thought was unfocused, glum and familiar. But Henry is a star throughout.