4th and Loud

2014 · 44m

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About 4th and Loud

A documentary series that follows the inaugural season of the LA Kiss arena football team.

Status
Returning Series
TMDB rating
Not rated
Seasons
1
Episodes
10

Seasons and episodes

The latest season with aired episodes is shown first. Specials are kept separate.

Latest aired season

Season 1

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S1 E1

A New Arena

LA KISS owners and staff are introduced and discuss best practices for marketing the brand while seeking a roster worthy of taking home a championship.

S1 E2

Under Pressure

After some crucial setbacks and disappointing scrimmaging, the KISS enters the season with high ambitions.

S1 E3

History Begins

The team has a successful home opener in spite of the players' clashing interests and distractions during the game.

S1 E4

The Fall Guy

Coach McMillen's induction into the AFL Hall of Fame is overshadowed by concerns about J.J. Raterink and Kenny Spencer's continuous poor performances.

S1 E5

Changing of the Guard

Another loss suffered at home leads to a change at quarterback. Blinded by wishful thinking, the team may wind up in a worse position than before.

S1 E6

Paranoid Activity

Following a humiliating loss at home, Brett Bouchy attempts to correct the team's troubles by firing one of the coaches.

S1 E7

Marked Man

As Paul and Gene depart for their tour with KISS, the team faces off against division rival Portland in a must-win game.

S1 E8

Prodigal Son Returns

With both the team and season in turmoil for LA KISS, quarterback J.J. Raterink returns to the team to try and save the season.

S1 E9

Boiling Over

As tension between Bob McMillen and Aaron Garcia heats up, LA KISS again faces Portland for a chance to make the playoffs.

S1 E10

Day of Reckoning

The LA KISS makes their final playoff push and the coaching staff finds out if they have jobs in 2015.

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