Kings is a high definition television drama airing on NBC.  The show is based upon the story of King David from the Bible, with a variety of twists.  The cast of Kings is as follows:  Christopher Egan: David Shepard, Ian McShane: King Silas Benjamin, Sebastian Stan: Jack Benjamin, Susanna Thompson: Queen Rose Benjamin, Allison Miller: Michelle Benjamin, Wes Studi: Gen. Linus Abner, Eamonn Walker: Rev. Ephram Samuels, Dylan Baker: William Cross, Leslie Bibb: Katrina,  Macaulay Culkin: Andrew Cross

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Culture and technology are present in Kings commonly seen in the United States everyday.  The fictional Kingdom of Gilboa is an absolute monarchy and is ruled by King Silas Benjamin, said to be ordained by God himself.  A group of butterflies once landed on him forming the shape of a crown, calling on him to rule the kingdom.

However, the aging King Silas Benjamin's rulership is constantly being challenged and manipulated by his younger and more physically adept family members.  Riddled with the constant threat and occurrence of power struggles within the kingdom, the show can take wild turns at any time.  The rulership structure has similarities to real life comparable with the politics of the United States. This TV show allows you to see what happens in a kingdom without secrecy, more thoroughly than we see in the USA. Kings varies greatly in their scenery and landscapes.  With a great deal of freedom to portray this great number of scenarios, Kings is thoroughly entertaining because its always changing.  Keeping you on the edge of your seat with a wide range of action scenarios that can't be used in more simplistic and stationary story lines.  Using a rulership of a kingdom as a story line allows for the program to reach it's full potential.  Any number of different characters, landscapes, and situations can be presented using believably seamless and exciting deliveries. 

Scenes of war, politics, relationships, scandals, insubordination,  tension, and mystery are always in close proximity.  Watching what the supremely rich and talented story writers imagine to happen within the fictional kingdom is amazing.  There was only one season of Kings produced with a total of 13 episodes.  Although Kings is not scheduled for a second season, NBC and their viewers have found it entertaining enough to continue it's broadcasting.  Fans of American politics unhappy with changes shrouded in protective secrecy will love the forthcoming and revealing nature of Kings.