Echo

Maya Lopez finds herself running from a formidable criminal network that won't quit until she pays for the past she's tried to outrun. Her return home pulls her into a landscape of old loyalties and harder truths, where every familiar face hides a judgment, and every corner of her life carries a price. As she navigates the fragile line between family duty and personal safety, Maya must decide what she owes the people she loves and what she owes herself. The story blends tense pursuit sequences with intimate, high stakes moments about identity, forgiveness, and the cost of a legacy that followed her home. The pressure mounts as loyalties fracture. The price of safety may be steeper.

Echo is created by Shoshannah Stern, Bobby Wilson, and David Mack, and arrives in 2024 with Alaqua Cox in the lead as Maya Lopez. The series follows a homecoming that drags her into a dangerous family saga, with high stakes.

At this stage there are no major award nominations publicly listed for Echo. The early reception has focused on the performances, the writing, and the show's blend of crime drama with intimate family drama, noted for its brisk pacing, sharp dialogue, and a lead turn that anchors the series.

The series has sparked conversations about representation and resilience, with viewers noting how it centers complex family bonds amid crime and danger. It prompts discussions about legacy, accountability, and the costs of keeping secrets, while inviting conversations about vulnerability, justice, and the limits of loyalty in a world of crime.

Critics have called the show a tense blend of action and emotion, anchored by a strong central performance and a clear thematic focus on identity and family. It looks at how a dangerous past reshapes choices and loyalties, while offering moments of hope and courage that complicate Maya's rescue mission.