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Well, their isn't really much point to bringing a character back if you're only going to have her stand around and deliver exposition.
Eh, not much of a loss. I mean sure the character was underwritten, but it cuts both ways. She still didn't make much of an impression on those...
It matters quite a bit, because that's what the lawsuit is claiming. They're claiming that this episode caused harm to their business. That claim...
"Well, I was going to buy a house from you, until I saw that you had the same names as the victims-of-the-week from a recent CSI episode. Now I...
Well, no, but it's the most logical conclusion. The only evidence of the episode's existence is a synopsis, since deleted, that was written on...
It's a real spoiler. It comes directly from a CBS press release. Calling Ray a detective is likely just a mistake on CBS's part. I'm pretty sure...
It looks like the mistake originated from CBS. It must be a pretty slow news day for Ausiello if he's just copy/pasting CBS press releases.
I don't know. I've always felt it's impossible to tell a story without foregrounding certain characters in some way. It's just the natural...
This might be a bit overly simplistic, but from what I've read his "Story By" credit basically amounted to him saying, "Hey, what if Nick gets...
Eh, TV show adaptations have a knack for spending years in development hell before they actually, if ever, get made. The folks behind 24 have...
CBS has posted a preview scene from the episode....
It's not exactly fair to compare a real episode with an episode that never existed. A nonexistent episode can be as good as you want it to be....
It was quite foolish of CBS to put such a high profile episode against the series finale of ER. There was simply no way they were going to win...
I assumed the number is a per-year basis. I've never heard of a contract operating on 1.5 year intervals.
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