• Age: 42
• Occupation: Police Detective
• Hometown: Shady Acres (Transplant)
• Notable Traits: Slower-paced, food enthusiast, exceptional at deciphering clues, former TV actor

Detective Max Steel is a unique and endearing character in the Shady Acres Universe, known for his slower-paced demeanor and deep love for food. Originally a transplant to Shady Acres, Max brought with him a past that included a career as a television actor who played a cop on a popular show before it was canceled.

Detective Max Steel is not your typical high-energy detective. He approaches his work with a calm and deliberate manner, taking the time to thoroughly examine clues and evidence. While some may mistake his slower pace for a lack of urgency, Max's meticulous approach often yields crucial breakthroughs in the cases he investigates. Detective Max Steel is a beloved figure in Shady Acres, known for his warm and approachable nature. His unconventional approach to police work and his ability to see connections and patterns where others might not have the patience make him a valuable asset to the Shady Acres Police Department.

One of Max's greatest passions, apart from solving crimes, is indulging in exquisite food. He's known for his encyclopedic knowledge of the best local eateries and can often be found enjoying a gourmet meal when he's not on a case. His love for food is not only a source of comfort but also a way to connect with the community, as he shares recommendations and culinary experiences with fellow residents.

Before arriving in Shady Acres, Max Steel had a career in the entertainment industry as an actor on the TV sitcom 'Badge of Laughs'. This popular show featured Max Steel in the role of a detective, blending comedy and crime-solving in a lighthearted and entertaining manner. However, when the show was unexpectedly canceled, Max decided to transition into a real-life detective, drawing on the skills he had developed while portraying a cop on screen. His unique perspective and experience in the world of make-believe often provide him with a fresh outlook on solving real crimes.