Comments
I noticed that there aren't a lot of comments for this show which is a shame. So here's a comment to help keep it being renewed.

Statutory Romance
Glad to see that at least someone involved with the show finds statutory rape creepy and not romantic like the people running Pretty Little Liars.

Viewer Video
I really like this segment, although it's probably because it gives me hope that I might be able to get a video on his show. In a sense, I think that's why he keeps the segment; it's a way for him to connect with his viewers and get them to interact with the show.

NBC has the first eight episodes scheduled so far; I think it'll probably all air. As for the final five episodes, I don't know, but I wouldn't be surprised if they air it anyway. NBC's still airing Chase. Even if the order was cut down from 22 to 18, I think they'll still air those episodes.

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Miami
Miami also has the whole thing where their cops are incapable of catching the slew of serial killers that keep showing up there.

Yeah! Why didn't Michael Richards show up?

Cheese (which, btw, brings this up to three Wire references on this page), I figured she already had ballerina training because she's played by Summer Glau and every character played by Summer Glau has had training.

In the "it's so ridiculous it's good" way? Yes. But Brisco actually had good acting and made sense, even though it was crazy most of the time.

I don't even think it's a comic book show. As a huge comic junkie, it feels like what someone who hasn't read a comic since she/he was seven imagines comics would be like based on what she/he saw on Heroes and that one episode of Bones that involved comics.

THE WIRE
Loved the Bill Rawls reference. NBC tonight has really made me want to watch The Wire again. The dialogue of the locals in Harry's Law was ridiculous; I had to go on YouTube and listen to the chicken mcnugget scene to clean my brain.

Thank you for the recap Rowan (and thank you for the picture Todd). I've been putting off going to sleep in order to read this recap and it was well worth it. I'm looking forward to (hopefully) ten more installments.

Molotov (cocktease)
In the opening I honestly didn't realize that it wasn't Vince. I was just really confused why The Cape was in a Russian jail cell and was wondering if I was about to see a "Eight Hours Earlier" card show up.

TCA
I heard about her 18 minute and 15 second long answer at the TCA that didn't even answer the question, so I'm not surprised he asked questions she already knew the answers to.

*but they do a hell of a job making it sound natural)

I think it's the voice acting that's really working for me. The scripts are fun, but damn are Euge, Kristen and H Jon hitting it out of the park. They probably have the funniest deliveries on Sunday night. I think a couple times it sounded like Eugene and Kristen were almost cracking up at their lines (which really…

I'm going to say that this show launches poorly and NBC seriously considers bringing The Event back early to fill in the time slot.

When I saw it on the front page I thought for a moment it was Emily Gilmore.

Did you ever beat up Matt Rousch for being a jerky jerk face to Sean O'Neal?

Dialogue? No. Not at all; that's something that he seriously struggles with and in Signs you can see him having recognized it but any attempts to fix it don't work.