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Suits. I found the original premise interesting, but gave up when it turned into the sort of infighting I could see by going to my own office. In all fairness, I'm not sure how many stories actually could have been built on the premise of Mike as not!a!lawyer. L&O: SUV. Mrs. Torqy will watch until they pry the remote from her dead fingers, but at this point I'm only hate-watching. L&O: original survived turning over the entire cast, this show should have done the same. (not a typo; I've been calling it that for years)

Don't know how I manage to remember this, but Time magazine described her in a review of the show during its original run as "a delicious-looking girl." Typical early 60's, huh? (I must agree, she was.)

William Macumber, who lived in Phoenix. At one time, he owned a gas station in the hood I lived in as a kid. I think the wife framed him, too.

So...Jack Bauer goes all John Reese on the protesters. (Sorry, couldn't help myself) Agree with the poster who misses the Palmer era, and yes, Sherry Palmer would crunch not!Vanessa Redgrave for breakfast. Delwyn, your post perfectly sums up my thoughts on this show. All that said, Mrs. Torqy and I will have the popcorn ready and salted for the whole season.

She played Donnie Wahlberg's interim partner in several eps of Blue Bloods, and she played an assistant DA in Law & Order:LA, although I really don't remember her in that role. To me, she's like Sandra Bullock, in that she seems to play herself.

Another TWOPer here. One of the better episodes this season. I agree with those who think Zoe would have been better with Reese at the reunion, although I'm not a Shaw-hater. Paige Turco gets around; she had a small part in the backdoor pilot for NCIS: Nawlins. And by the way, definitely AC/DC over Dixie Chicks on a road trip with Fusco. (Glad we're seeing more of him!) (Wonder if Root does dirty deeds dirt cheap??)