Hulu has Kidnapped - actually you are redirected to another site but I found it a couple of months ago through Hulu. At only 13 episodes, it feels incomplete but the cast is great.
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]
Yeah, Kidnapped was wonderful.
More Linus: he's in The Wings of a Dove playing a journalist/con artist and in Pandaemonium where he plays Samuel Coleridge.
I'm going to have to track more Linus down.
Cold Case is leaving me, well, cold these days. Last night was another storyline that should have had me sniffly, but nothing. I found myself dreading the rapping. Her voice just wasn't strong enough to interest me without backing music.
Also, costcutting continues. Kat is back, but no Will.
And Numb3rs had no dad or Amita or the other FBI woman.
It's kinda distracting, this furloughing.
Loved tonight's Castle! One of the best eps yet. Great stuff between Beckett and Castle, but equally good moments with Esposito and Ryan (without either of the two leads, no less!), a nice moment with Mom and a neat little subplot with Alexis, and some great one-shot characters, one whom I'm hoping will make a reappearance. Jessup, the felon locksmith wannabe, was terrifically written, and the actor who played him was hilarious.
Esposito is hot. It doesn`t hurt that he shares a name with some all-time great hockey players either, but still, hot. I`m not getting current shows for a bit so that`s all I got.
He was on a rerun of NCIS I saw a few weeks ago--it was fun to say, "Hey, that's Esposito!!"
And Esposito's nickname is apparently Honey Milk.
I so love Castle being a good dad, with typical dad angst but no tragic underpinnings. And he was sensible when Scarlet threw herself at him! He's a mostly grown-up who's comfortable wtih what goes on in his own head. Very refreshing.
And I notice his coat is often brown.
re: Bones--what was with all the people coming in getting things signed? It felt like a good Bones ep, with odd characters and not too painful interpersonal stuff.
Jessup, the felon locksmith wannabe, was terrifically written, and the actor who played him was hilarious.
I really like that actor. I hope that he becomes a recurring character, but not too often.
And Castle ending up in the back seat with Jessup when he annoyed Beckett.