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9 comments:
I liked it.
I went in with pretty low expectations, but was actually pretty impressed. I thought it was a lot of fun. Good action, interesting premise and mysteries, and Taye Diggs (I'm Taye Diggs, bitch!) gave a pretty good performance too. The best part is that we'll get all of our answers in a few months.
This show is currently all of the things Lost is not. Which is definitely a good thing.
I enjoyed it, will definitely give it a few more views b4 I decide to add it to the rotation!
I liked it, primarily for its "Groundhog Day" theme and its action. The police part . . . well, I suppose I'm just spoiled by The Wire.
'twas okay. Diggs was his solid leading man self. I doubt the writers will answer the question satisfactorily, but I'll watch pretty much anything with Adam Baldwin glowering and Victoria Pratt holding a gun.
I only saw the first hour, but I liked it. I'll definitely keep watching at least until the scene I saw being filmed at the Grand Central Market shows up or I get bored, whichever comes first.
Can we talk about last night's Nip Tuck somewhere? Arguably the best episode in the last 2 years.
I have to say I really enjoyed this show! I thought Taye Diggs was great in it. I will absolutely be watching it next week!
I heard last night that "Day Break" was crushed in the ratings last week and that ABC is already thinking seriously of pulling it off the schedule. Alan, have you heard anything about this?
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