There was nothing I didn’t like about the three hour-long dramas. The Chicago Code was an unusual cop show that had great acting and writing by all involved. The adrenline-pumping Human Target — what can I say? It had me on the edge of my seat more often than not. As for Lie to Me, I found the methods employed on that show to catch liars quite unique. I always loved when Cal (Tim Roth) proved his point by showing pictures of some of the more famous liars in our history.
I can’t really say anything about Breaking In because that’s one of the shows that didn’t make it to my DVR. I mean, there’s only so much recording time, right? But it starred Christian Slater, and that’s enough for me.
As for Traffic Light, yes it was another Friends spin-off, but the actors are what made the show great. It never failed to make me laugh during the half-hour it was on.
As if the unemployment level weren’t bad enough, think of all the people who are now out of work. I can only hope the writers find other work soon, possibly even on Fox on the shows that could use it. Might I mention Raising Hope and Glee?
Linda
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