Willow ,'The Killer In Me'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
At my university the student can take a course pass/fail and I don't know that the professor necessarily knows it.
Grad courses have a pretty small minimum number.
Fun to see Inara and McHottie on Numb3rs. (Hec would have liked her ultra short hair in this.)
The guy who was investigating the Epps brothers looked very familiar - did anyone recognize who he was?
Keith Carradine. Looking old but still bringing the creepy.
McHottie was, well...McHott but Marena didn't do that great a job. No subtlety at all. Then again, maybe the writers just wanted to prove, yet again, that Colby is dim.
Ah - I now recall that he was in the credits but then I forgot.
Wow. I know I'm usually a big fan of British tv, but man the American LoM pilot disappointed me.
Yeah, and the second episode was not an improvement. I spent half the episode with my hands over my face, saying "No, no, stop!" So, looks like I'm dropping it.
Yet, I find myself strangely addicted to it.
I think it's the music.
Wow. I know I'm usually a big fan of British tv, but man the American LoM pilot disappointed me.
Well, but...it's not British TV! So that's okay!
Unless you found the British version disappointing also?
No, I'm liking the British version much more! The American version, for being as close to the British version as it was (at least in the first two episodes), missed almost every emotional beat. I just.... yeah.
I think that they need to start writing for US Sam - Jason O'Mara is very unlike John Simm.