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This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
that is a great fucking link!
I listed to the TAL piece to and I was hee-hawing the whole time. I especially was curious that people thought Ira Glass of all people would score on the test when awkward /= psychopathic. Hilarious. I thought it was notable he mentioned that his coworkers thought he might score high, but what his wife would have speculated was silent. I figured that was our tip that there was no way he (or anyone else on his staff) would have a heartbeat on the test.
I thought that the piece with the British writer interviewing the CEO was interesting. The places where he differed from the psychopaths and the suggestion that perhaps bits of that personality have some evolutionary benefit. (At least, that is what I got out of it - don't think that was what the writer was selling.)
I happened to watch L&O:CI last night ... I found it amusing that there was a character named Teddy Scola.
Me too, Toddson! And I watched it on the plane back from NYC, where I had just been hanging out with our very own Scola!
Oh, Jon Huertas. That was an uncomfortable marketing ploy. [link]
I feel awkwardly timeshifted into the early 90s.
Yeah. Awkward.
So, I checked out The Protector. I would like it better if there was another actress at the helm. I like Tisha Campbell and the writing is decent. I can't decide if I'm going to stay with it.
Can I just say how much I love that Esposito's emblem is "Yo"