Hmmm.
Yeah, I thought that the pilot was clunky but I could imagine it getting better as the actors grow into their roles and the writers learn to write for those actors. But it seems it may not get that chance.
Mal ,'Heart Of Gold'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
Hmmm.
Yeah, I thought that the pilot was clunky but I could imagine it getting better as the actors grow into their roles and the writers learn to write for those actors. But it seems it may not get that chance.
I'd give it one more episode to see if the writing could be less clunky, but I don't hold out a lot of hope.
I found everyone pretty unlikable too, and no one in a magnetic way. The segue from the sexist drinking to the guy dying to her asking for his job was just...ugh, people.
My thoughts on the American Prime Suspect. [link]
I watched a little bit and then turned off. Seriously - if they'd changed the name it might not raise expectations they can't meet.
Yeah, Mirren's "Prime Suspect" is like, the ultimate non-Wire procedural. This one was a decent hour of TV, IMO, but nothing else.
who watched the premiere of "The Mentalist?' Well, I did and I find the whole plot with Jayne to be really troubling. First there was the way they wrote off Langston on CSI where his killing the man was hand waved and "oh well'd" and now something similar happened to Jayne.
I don't like the messages they are sending about law enforcement or about how we should really feel about these rogue agents of the law enforcement system. It makes me really uncomfortable.
Am I overreacting? Because at this moment, I'm thinking I will not watch "Mentalist" any more.
I watched it. You mean Jane's acquittal? I think I'm more unhappy with the Red John thing.
okay, I'm unhappy with both things, but why are you unhappy with the Red John thing?
It just seems like a cop-out to me. And a waste of Brad Whitford.