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"Rubicon producer Henry Bromell has revealed details of the upcoming AMC drama. He told USA Today that the show takes a more intellectual approach to fighting crime than most other series. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ve had some cop shows in which guys sneak around alleys, but never had one about brainy guys who sort through reams of data and try to find patterns,&amp;quot; he explained. &amp;quot;They&amp;#039;re afraid if they screw up, there will be another 9/11, so the burnout rate is high. It&amp;#039;s really hard to let your sense of responsibility go.&amp;quot; Rubicon features The Pacific star James Badge Dale as an intelligence analyst who discovers that his employers may be part of a secret society that manipulates world events. Bromell promised that the central conspiracy of the series would be resolved within the first 13 episodes. &amp;quot;By the end of the first season, the viewer will know 90% of what&amp;#039;s behind everything, but that&amp;#039;s going to flip into something else,&amp;quot; he revealed. &amp;quot;So it&amp;#039;s not like it&amp;#039;s over.&amp;quot; Bromell also praised the performance of star Dale, who previously played Chase Edmunds in the third season of 24. &amp;quot;[He is] wonderfully convincing as an intellectual. The character has to be very verbal because he&amp;#039;s very smart.&amp;quot; added the producer. &amp;quot;On the other hand, by inclination, he&amp;#039;s not a man of many words.&amp;quot; The pilot episode of Rubicon aired on AMC following the season three finale of Breaking Bad on June 13 and again after the season four premiere of Mad Men on July 25. The series will officially debut on August 1. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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