foulke99

Surprisingly mediocre. The cast seem competent enough (and sharp's fine and all as always) but the writing -oy! And the plot lines and plot holes are enough to make you want to gnaw off your leg.

And they still want another 360 or so characters before i can post this? If there was one character in this series that one could gush about honestly for more than a fifty-five-thousand-nano-seconds, well, wouldn't that have been a welcome and surprising turn of events.

Still . . . 100 characters . . . Um ... oh ... there was this extra near thames house, i think it was, or maybe in the plane . . . Done & dusted, just about now . . .

An extraordinary story & a terrific production. I gave it a "9" - which for me is rather unusual. I just finished watching the final episode, and rarely have i felt so disappointed to see a series end as i feel now.

Highly highly recommended. The one factor which diminishes my review is the note that i must type two hundred and sixty some more characters for this review. Are they lying ... (i hope ..)

nope. Looks like they want me to ramble on . . . Well it takes place in montreal and in regina and thereabouts, and presents a rather dim view of canadian child protective services vis-a-vis the native population ...

What's worse than a slow-moving, dialogue-dull, disastrously-written, unbelievably-charactered, mawkishly-acted baseball movie that has virtually no baseball in it?

Short Answer: A movie that is over 2 hours long, to boot!

OK. I need 600 characters, apparently, and it seems I have not yet reached that golden mark . . .

So . . . He and she've agreed to keep things super casual. He's a MLB pitcher of considerable reknown (mid-30s, at "earliest point"). She's a magazine writer (mid-30s, same) who it will turn out has a (big) secret she has failed to share ... She flies down to meet up with him (NY to Ft. Lauderdale) after having first declined the invitation, and does it with no heads-up. Lands at his door that morning, all smiles and proud of herself . . .

Wanna guess how that turns out? She storms off, and he is pissed (not at himself for having terribly misjudged her, for having fancied that she was an adult) but pissed because, well he kinda really likes her and blah blah blah.