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 It took more than 20 years, but we finally have another TV series that capitalizes on the rogue charm that Josh Holloway brought to Lost. It makes sense that it would come from one of the co-creators of that paradigm-shifting drama, J.J. Abrams, who, along with Walking Dead veteran LaToya Morgan, brings us Duster, the story of a charismatic mob driver who teams up with an FBI rookie to take down a powerful crime boss in 1970s Arizona. Duster isn't just Holloway's show; it begins from the perspective of Nina Hayes (Rachel Hilson) as she pursues an extremely personal case within an agency and a world that are particularly hostile to a young Black female agent (in ways that become less obvious as the season progresses). But alongside the hazy, sun-soaked "it's the 70s" sheen of the visual palette and the episodes' self-contained storylines, Holloway contributes significantly to Duster's most appealing elements. His slow, measured delivery as driver Jim Ellis...