Detective Extralarge (1991) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
The two-season narrative follows Jack Costello through interconnected Miami investigations, moving from isolated crimes and personal danger toward wider conspiracies involving organized crime, political threats, and legal manipulation.
"Dumas says that he is a cartoonist and needs Jack Costello's image for a cartoon, using the different name Extralarge."
"In Season 2, Jack and Dumas accidentally stop the kidnapping of a small girl. They are also appointed together to investigate murders connected to a...
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Jack encounters Dumas and becomes involved in a dangerous refuge case. The opening investigations establish Miami as a setting where apparently ordinary crimes conceal larger threats.
Jack investigates a suspicious football-player killing and a disturbing self-inflicted death. Missing-person and black-magic elements broaden the season's atmosphere of uncertainty.
A fixed boxing match leads to disappearance and murder, while a child-killing investigation becomes an urgent rescue attempt. The season closes with a scientist being killed despite protection.
A scientist is replaced by a look-alike, and a claimant's identity becomes uncertain. Jack is then targeted by a former opponent whose revenge plot places him in prison.
Jack and Dumas interrupt a kidnapping that conceals a conflict among drug traffickers. The case shifts from apparent extortion to a broader struggle involving criminal power and hidden leverage.
Jack and Dumas investigate ritualized murders while protecting a threatened politician. The season also presents an organized gambling expansion based on a proposed legal loophole.
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