Dawn ,'The Killer In Me'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
It's showing the effects of cost-cutting measures. Losing Larry to profs of the week, and there hasn't really been any of Don's girlfriend.
they lost Larry for financial reasons? I'd much rather have lost Liz, frankly. I mean, I don't hate her, but I love Larry so much more.
They had 6 episodes in the can when NBC cancelled them, so I hope that they plan on airing those. I don't know why - but I thought that there would be new ones but you're right, the press release suggests that they're only showing season 1.
when NBC announced it was canceling the show, the creator said that at issue wasn't whether they would film new episodes, but where the filmed episodes would air.
So that sounded to me like he wasn't going to be in further production.
No new episodes?
They'll air the 13 already produced and then decide whether to order more episodes.
I'd much rather have lost Liz, frankly. I mean, I don't hate her, but I love Larry so much more.
I'm not in love with either of the female agents. They could stand to lose either one of them in my books. But I'm sure they cost less, and they keep the diversity up.
TNT picked up Southland.
Yes!
Just me, or was anyone else a little creeped out hearing Victor Kiriakis use the phrase "bros before hos"?
Just me then.
What show is that?
Okay, having now seen Cold Case, that was indeed creepy.
Normally that sort of women in combat before their time storyline chokes me up, but this left me strangely unaffected.
Watching Castle--not only are they the grammar police, but they got the Death tarot card right. All this and Firefly too?