Private Eyes (2016)
A charming Canadian crime-comedy following an ex-hockey player and a sharp P.I. who make an unexpectedly effective investigative team.
Private Eyes - Series Information
- Original Title: Private Eyes
- First Air Year: 2016
- Last Air Year: 2021
- Created by: Tim Kilby, Shelley Eriksen
- Type: TV Series
- Genres: Crime, Drama, Comedy
- Content Rating (US): TV-PG
- Episode Runtime: Average runtime per episode (43 minutes)
- Number of Seasons: 5
- Number of Episodes: 60
- Status: Canceled
- Original Language: English
- Spoken Languages: English
- First Air Date: May 26, 2016 (United States - TV-PG), May 26, 2016 (Canada - PG), May 26, 2016 (Germany - 12), May 26, 2016 (Brazil - 12), May 26, 2016 (Mexico - B), May 26, 2016 (Spain - 12)
- Networks: Global TV
- Production Companies: Entertainment One Television, Shaw Media
- Production Countries: Canada
- Alternative Titles: Privatūs detektyvai (LT)
Private Eyes - Plot
Ex-pro hockey player Matt Shade irrevocably changes his life when he teams up with fierce P.I. Angie Everett to form an unlikely investigative powerhouse.
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Private Eyes - Cast & Crew
Creator(s)
- Tim Kilby
- Shelley Eriksen
Main Cast
- Jason Priestley
- Cindy Sampson
- Barry Flatman
- Jordyn Negri
- Samantha Wan
- Ennis Esmer
- Ruth Goodwin
- Jonny Gray
- Nicole De Boer
- Sharon Lewis
Writers
- Derek Schreyer
- Alan McCullough
- Marcus Robinson
- Katrina Saville
- Tim Kilby
Private Eyes - FAQs
Where can you stream Private Eyes online?
Private Eyes is available to stream on fuboTV and Philo, both offering it as part of their flat-rate subscriptions. It is also accessible via Hallmark+ on Amazon and Apple TV channels. Digital purchase options are available on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies, and Fandango At Home.
Is Private Eyes based on a book or novel?
Yes, Private Eyes is inspired by source material, as the series carries a “based on novel or book” tag. The show draws on the private investigator genre tradition, though the specific TV adaptation was developed by creators Tim Kilby and Shelley Eriksen for the Canadian network Global TV.
Who are the main actors in Private Eyes?
The series stars Jason Priestley as former hockey player Matt Shade and Cindy Sampson as seasoned private investigator Angie Everett. Supporting cast includes Barry Flatman, Jordyn Negri, Samantha Wan, Ennis Esmer, Ruth Goodwin, Jonny Gray, Nicole De Boer, and Sharon Lewis.
How many seasons and episodes does Private Eyes have?
Private Eyes ran for five seasons with a total of 60 episodes. Season 1 had 10 episodes, Season 2 expanded to 18, and Seasons 3 and 4 each contained 12 episodes. The final Season 5 wrapped up the series with 8 episodes, plus 4 bonus specials in Season 0.
Was Private Eyes cancelled or did it end naturally?
Private Eyes was cancelled after its fifth season in 2021. The series concluded its run on Global TV without a formal series finale designed as a sendoff, leaving some fans disappointed. Despite strong viewership in Canada, the show was not renewed for a sixth season.
What is Private Eyes about?
Private Eyes follows ex-professional hockey player Matt Shade, who reinvents himself by partnering with tenacious private investigator Angie Everett. Together they tackle a wide range of cases across Toronto, blending crime-solving with sharp banter and an evolving personal dynamic that gives the show its distinctive charm.
Where was Private Eyes filmed?
Private Eyes was filmed primarily in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The city serves as both the production base and the on-screen setting for the series, with many recognizable Toronto landmarks and neighborhoods featured throughout the show's five-season run.
What is the content rating for Private Eyes?
Private Eyes holds a TV-PG content rating in the United States, making it suitable for general audiences with parental guidance suggested for younger viewers. The series features mild crime-related content and light comedic elements, keeping it accessible to a broad family-friendly demographic.
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