R.J. Decker: A Fresh Take on Crime in the Sunshine State
R.J. Decker redefines crime dramas with quirky charm, Hawaiian shirts, and Florida's wild side.
POLICY WIRE — Fort Lauderdale, United States — ABC’s new series R.J. Decker is turning heads with its bold mix of humor, mystery, and the vibrant culture of South Florida. Starring Scott Speedman as a quick-witted private investigator who prefers Hawaiian shirts over trench coats, the show offers a refreshing break from the usual grim crime dramas.
The show, which returns for its second season, brings a light-hearted approach to the procedural format, blending classic mystery elements with the eccentricities of life in Florida. Set in Fort Lauderdale, it follows R.J. Decker as he navigates a world filled with crooked politicians, bizarre crimes, and an array of colorful characters.
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Speedman, known for his role in Grey’s Anatomy, praised the show’s unique tone and character depth. This is the opposite of the bleak, brooding cop shows, he said. It’s fun, and the writing jumps off the page. The show also pays homage to the state’s quirks, including wild chickens at courthouses and alligator wranglers, making it a love letter to the Sunshine State.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)





