'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Do you mean that she will use the victims' traumas each week to trace her way back to the victimizer?
That was my impression of how things went down. But I'm not sure that that's not what every profiler does.
Maybe Kristen can come up with a better response than what's in my head.
I think we're going to need a ruling from Tim on this one.
I hope not, they haven't started shooting, yet. That'd be a nightmare.
Live improv shows every week? That doesn't sound so bad...
I can't wait til Kristen releases who signed on to the show.
Ooh, ooh, ooh! Want to knowww
Are the victims always/primarily female?
Someone needs to hire Ben Browder. t sighs
But not as a damned stupid arsonist in a one-shot role.
Are the victims always/primarily female?
I think time will tell on this one.
I really want an episode where the bad guy is a woman.
I really want an episode where the bad guy is a woman.
I know women seem to be underrepresented as serial killers. When it comes to sick-twitch killings, how do the genders break down?
Me too. I think the thought was since most violent crimes are perpetrated (is that the right word?) against women, that a woman profiling the victims makes sense.
Unless I'm talking out of my ass. I disremember.
I really would have liked to have skipped out on work and taken myself out for a yummy breakfast at House of Pies, followed by a shopping trip to get cute prezzies for my wee nephew (and some dye to freshen up the purple).
Then some movie renting, maybe marinate some chicken for dinner, lie in bed and read for a couple of hours, dabble in some writing...
Gah. It would have been a perfect day for that. Damn.
There's been a steady rise in women as violent offenders since the 70s. It's something like seven or eight percent of serial killers are women, the majority of them being in this country.
There's been a steady rise in women as violent offenders since the 70s
Are the Inside crimes more than "merely" violent? Like Wire In The Blood is about serial killers, and SVU is ... well, let's not talk about that -- you know -- is there a signature?
Are the Inside crimes more than "merely" violent?
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