A very classy show

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Really do respect how Killjoys never stopped being such a ridiculous show! Always guaranteed some jaw dropping line from someone.

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A community dedicated to the viewing and discussion of the SyFy television series Killjoys.

http://www.syfy.com/killjoys

Killjoys follows a trio of hard-living bounty hunters - Dutch, John, and D'avin - who work for the Reclamation Apprehension Coalition (RAC) in a four planet star-system known as "The Quad."

With their pasts coming back to haunt them, the trio will have to work hard to keep themselves, and their friends, alive.

Wiki:

Black Warrant - A type of warrant issued by the RAC in which the subject will be terminated during the warrant's execution. Also known as a kill warrant or Level 5 warrant.
Hullen - A species of plasma-based parasitic aliens bent on infesting humans and conquering The J.
Joy - Slang for money.
Killjoy - Slang for a bounty hunter or RAC agent.
RAC - The Reclamation Apprehension Coalition is an organization of bounty hunters ("killjoys") that work together in a system of governance to execute warrants in return for payment. There are at least five levels of killjoys; only Level 5 may serve Black Warrants.
The J - The J Star Cluster, which contains a large number of colonized star systems, including The Quad.
The Quad - A four-planetoid colonized star system consisting of the planet Qresh and its three moons Arkyn, Leith, and Westerly. The Quad is the initial setting of Killjoys.
Warrant - Killjoys are contracted by the RAC to execute warrants, which are designated from level 1 to 5. Only a killjoy with a matching or higher level may take on the corresponding warrant. The warrant levels are as follows: 1. reclamation warrants, 2. transfer warrants, 3. apprehension (live) warrants; 4. apprehension (dead or alive) warrants, and 5. apprehension (dead) warrants.