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Called the "Mennonite Breaking Bad," Pure tells the story of a conflicted
pastor trying to protect his family and preserve his faith. ET has your
exclusive first look at the Canadian series, which will debut in the U.S. on July 7 on Hulu.
Based on true events, Pure follows Noah Funk (Ryan Robbins, Arrow), a newly elected pastor working
undercover with an organized Mennonite crime ring in order to get rid of the
drug trafficking in his community and its ties to the Mexican cocaine cartels
that have taken over the area.
Created by Michael Amo, Pure also stars Peter Outerbridge
(Orphan Black), A.J. Buckley (Justified) and Rosie Perez as DEA agent Phoebe O’Reilly.