‘Teenage Bounty Hunters’ Drops Trailer and Netflix Release Date

They’re teenagers, they’re twins, and they’re also…bounty hunters?

Rebelling against their buttoned-up Southern community, sisters Sterling and Blair Wesley take on an unusual part-time job. A chance encounter leads them to veteran bounty hunter Bowser Jenkins. Next, they dive into the world of bail-skipping baddies and suburban secrets. And that’s all while trying to navigate the usual high school drama.

Check out the trailer below for your first look at the girls in action.

More about the Teenage Bounty Hunters characters

Sterling (Maddie Phillips) and Blair Wesley (Anjelica Bette Fellini): 16-year-old fraternal twins with independent spirits. They’re best friends, even though they have opposite personalities. Sterling is a witty overachiever. Blair is an outspoken non-conformist.

Bowser Jenkins (Kadeem Hardison): a by-the-books veteran bounty hunter, trying to make a fresh life for himself in a new city

Miles Taylor (Myles Evans): cool, smart, and dating Blair while working at the Wesley family country club

Luke Creswell (Spencer House): well-intentioned and hopelessly devoted to his girlfriend Sterling

April Stevens (Devon Hales): Sterling’s best-friend-turned-rival who’s always competing with her

Debbie (Virginia Williams) and Anderson Wesley (Mackenzie Astin): the twins’ parents, struggling to keep up appearances in their Christian community

Yolanda Carrion (Shirley Rumierk): the bail bond agent who provides Bowser his assignments – and with whom he has a complicated romantic past

Terrance Coin (Cliff ‘Method Man’ Smith): a rival bounty hunter/YouTube personality, who starts dating Yolanda

You don’t have long to wait for Teenage Bounty Hunters. The 10-episode comedy series hits Netflix Friday, August 14.

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Source: Netflix