SeriesTV-MA2025·0m·7.9

Boots

Growing up has its obstacles.

ComedyDramaWar & Politics

After impulsively joining the U.S. Marine Corps, a bullied teen finds new purpose — and unexpected brotherhood — with his motley team of fellow recruits.

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Cast

Miles Heizer

Cameron Cope

Max Parker

Sgt. Liam Robert Sullivan

Vera Farmiga

Barbara Cope

Liam Oh

Ray McCaffey

Cedrick Cooper

Staff Sgt. Marcus McKinnon

Ana Ayora

Capt. Denise Fajardo

Angus O'Brien

Thaddeus Beau Sterling Hicks

Kieron Moore

Nicholas Slovacek

Dominic Goodman

Isaiah Nash

Nicholas Logan

Sgt. Cary Wayne Howitt

Blake Burt

John Bowman

Rico Paris

Santos Santos

Brandon Tyler Moore

Cody Bowman

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Details

Status
Network
Netflix
First aired
2025-10-09
Last aired
2025-10-09
Seasons
1
Episodes
8
Languages
English
Age rating
TV-MA
Production
Sony Pictures TelevisionAct III Productions

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Reviews

eddiejoee

3/3/2026

10.0

A random reel or tiktok made me feel a sudden urge to watch this series and I'm glad that I finally finished this. It didn't hit my expectations on this but i'm glad it turned to be the best series I've watched recently. I love the story on this one. I enjoyed the journey of Cam throughout boot camp. A lot of moral lessons to get from this one. I want to salute the brotherhood of the recruits. It reminded me of The Long Walk which I also adore. I love how diverse the characters are which made them very memorable. They have different personalities and I'm glad that they complement each other. The drill instructors were so intense but I'm glad they gave us a glimpse of their life outside their uniforms. Even with bad personalities, I loved all the characters on this series. Ray is the most, down-to-earth, the best guy in the world. I want him so badly. No explanation required. Ochoa was also one of my favorites. He's genuine, kind, and lovable person. He deserves the joy on this world. Sullivan is also a core memory. His character was the most complex but his words of wisdom will always be the best. Overall, this series scratch my heart in ways I couldn't understand. I love it so much I can't find the reason to hate this. This goes to my collection comfort movies/series because watching this feels like hugging a teddy bear.