'Lineage'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
Oy--here's the deal on the Criminal Minds spinoff--they're casting for the pilot, which doesn't feature any of our team:
a team that exists outside of FBI bureaucracy
So that's how they're getting around the "there's only one BAU" stricture? Kinda lame.
So it's part of the FBI but outside FBI bureaucracy. It's the FBI's own Psych Black Ops? I really don't like this idea. Aren't the actual CM BAU folks supposed to be the best of the best; that's why they're there? If it doesn't fail, I hope I will be able to ignore it.
It's a documentary about a guy who gets amnesia. His friend recognizes him and comes to help him remember, but with amnesia, the guy is basically a brand new person. It's put together with footage from before and after that the friend had.
DJ, is it fiction or an actual documentary?
From what I remember of the description and the category we have it in, actual documentary.
Just looked it up and it says doc. Can't link from my phone though.
I will probably look at the CM spinoff, since I watch NCIS:LA and it's crap. But I doubt they will do as much to mesmerise me. I do like that they're casting for all ethnicities, but the character descriptions are kinda "More? Really? Why aren't they in the real BAU, then?"
The Closer was cute. Louie! Beau Bridges, crying, with breasts!
I miss the "There, did you see that muscle twitch" explanations of what people's faces mean on Lie to Me. I hope they aren't gone for good.
I could not stop singing "White Lies" last night. It may just be my forever Christmas song.
For anyone that needs a "White Lies" fix.
I just bumped into a Criminal Minds team kill count, which I'd been idly looking for for a while (don't ask). So I'm recording it here, as of 101 episodes:
Apparently Gideon never even fired a gun.