NBC canceled Medium, CBS decided to pick it up and insulted NBC in the process:
Procedurals 1: Anything You Say Can and Will Be Used Against You.
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
CBS's assertion that NBC doesn't have anything better to offer is not wrong.
Did Medium watchers notice how the storyline last night cut the acting budget for next year?
Maybe NBC would like to invest in Sarah Connor Chronicles.
Tonight is also, I believe, the Mentalist finale.
Simon Baker was in what I assume was a typically trite CBS morning show interview where they said that tonight he meets Red John and that Red John will be an antagonist for many seasons to come. So we'll see how that works out. Because it sure looked like they had Red John in custody.
Mentalist: IME "Tagliaferro" is pronounced "Tolliver" in the US. Not so?
Was the The Mentalist doing some strange tip of the hat to Life there at the end?
I mean, without that shorthand, what else would one get out of seeing Jane plucking an orange off the tree mean?
Which immediately sent my tired brain into "CBS is gonna be the new home for Charlie and Dani!"
Nicholas Brendon's on the finale of "Without a Trace" right now.
I mean, without that shorthand, what else would one get out of seeing Jane plucking an orange off the tree mean?
I've never seen Life. I assumed it was them saying hey! it's California, or it was just Jane wandering around doing one of those offbeat, lost in his own world things he does so often.
Morgana, with familiarity with Life, that scene was a callback to Lisbon yelling at Jane when he was all "I'd prefer to die if it meant the downfall of Red John" and she was all "You're wrong, you choose life, you have people who care about you." The picking of the orange brings to mind Charlie's orange grove, and thus the scene is Jane choosing l/Life. Which fits with Jane shooting (literally) his chance at finding Red John in order to save a friend. Friends/life trumped revenge.