The gang is nice to the prospective member some days and mean on other days. They push him or her around. They pick on him or her. Then just as the prospective member is about to avoid them, the gang will again act really, really nice to him or her.
Blue Bloods (CBS, 10pm) - NEW! Danny and Jackie investigate the murder of a high-end escort after the victim's body is found in a river. Meanwhile, Frank reopens a cold case from 25 years ago when a missing boy's remains are discovered.
Chicagoans enjoy the toughness that comes with living here. The winters are things we brag about. Oh, it got down to forty degrees where you are? Hell, it was minus forty degrees last night and that wasn't even the wind chill, we are likely to retort as Los Angeleans start bundling up and acting as if igloos will sprout up along Sunset Boulevard.
For the most part I thought the movie was well written until the end. The story starts off at two different points. First, we have a killer, Malcolm Rivers, who is being transported to a special, midnight court hearing to determine his sanity before he is to be put to death. Next, we meet different travelers who are stranded due to the pouring rain at a motel in a remote part of Nevada: a family, an actress and her driver, a call girl, young newlyweds and lastly, a federal agent who is transporting an inmate. The characters seem like real people and not just caricatures used solely to add to the body count. For a while the story had me thinking that Rivers is the inmate who gets trapped at the motel. This was a nice move on the writer's part.
"Raines" is a flawed show. It was, however, just the first episode. I think it may have places to explore and interesting things to show us. Can it maintain its entertainment value over the long-haul? I have my doubts. Crazy people are only entertaining for a while and you don't really want to snuggle up with someone who's crazy for very long. Of course, if Raines gets sane and stops seeing figments of his imagination then the show loses its premise so I guess they will have to keep him nuts.
If you have survived some sort of terrible natural disaster like a volcano eruption, or you've ever been caught in a bear trap in the wilderness and had to saw off your own leg with a pen knife, you could write a survivor memoir.
So now we have the exposed affair of Sen. John Ensign, one of the more outspoken Republicans in Congress on the subject of sex and marriage, especially the sanctity of the latter. In 2006, Ensign voted in favor of the Federal Marriage Amendment limiting marriage in the United States to unions between men and women only.
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Blue Bloods (CBS, 10pm) - NEW! Danny and Jackie investigate the murder of a high-end escort after the victim's body is found in a river. Meanwhile, Frank reopens a cold case from 25 years ago when a missing boy's remains are discovered.
Chicagoans enjoy the toughness that comes with living here. The winters are things we brag about. Oh, it got down to forty degrees where you are? Hell, it was minus forty degrees last night and that wasn't even the wind chill, we are likely to retort as Los Angeleans start bundling up and acting as if igloos will sprout up along Sunset Boulevard.
For the most part I thought the movie was well written until the end. The story starts off at two different points. First, we have a killer, Malcolm Rivers, who is being transported to a special, midnight court hearing to determine his sanity before he is to be put to death. Next, we meet different travelers who are stranded due to the pouring rain at a motel in a remote part of Nevada: a family, an actress and her driver, a call girl, young newlyweds and lastly, a federal agent who is transporting an inmate. The characters seem like real people and not just caricatures used solely to add to the body count. For a while the story had me thinking that Rivers is the inmate who gets trapped at the motel. This was a nice move on the writer's part.
"Raines" is a flawed show. It was, however, just the first episode. I think it may have places to explore and interesting things to show us. Can it maintain its entertainment value over the long-haul? I have my doubts. Crazy people are only entertaining for a while and you don't really want to snuggle up with someone who's crazy for very long. Of course, if Raines gets sane and stops seeing figments of his imagination then the show loses its premise so I guess they will have to keep him nuts.
If you have survived some sort of terrible natural disaster like a volcano eruption, or you've ever been caught in a bear trap in the wilderness and had to saw off your own leg with a pen knife, you could write a survivor memoir.
So now we have the exposed affair of Sen. John Ensign, one of the more outspoken Republicans in Congress on the subject of sex and marriage, especially the sanctity of the latter. In 2006, Ensign voted in favor of the Federal Marriage Amendment limiting marriage in the United States to unions between men and women only.
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