Hi, everybody. Again. For those who didn't like my proposal to rename the show
after 6/8 ("The sentiMentalist", thanks to all 42 voters), I have another one.
What about DeMentalist airing Sunday night...
Hi, everybody. Again. For those who didn't like my proposal to rename the show
after 6/8 ("The sentiMentalist", thanks to all 42 voters), I have another one.
What about DeMentalist airing Sunday night...
Ok, I'm half way in my 6/9 view.
I think we should change the series title, then I'll be fine with it. I could even watch it.
The sentiMentalist
I'm watchin 6/9 right now. I had to make a break, after the first 10 min. I could make my own special comment as Americ, just not with the video alone but with words alone. What the hell...? But I'll end with ***** ***** ****** ****** ******
Just continuing the musings on the theme: "McAllister - RJ? Seriously?"
In the video didn't he say "Until you catch me, or I catch you" ?
Not only the sheriff could catch Jane any time he would have wanted (as Jane is a public person, known to everybody), but he even got the best chance for a confrontation when they were alone on the roof in the wedding episode.
He missed this opportunity and then accpeted Jane's invitation (which at least felt a bit "strange" isn't it?) to Malibu (600km away) where he also said "You are wrong, I'm not RJ". What's the logic behind all of that?
Quote:
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Righetti,
who is leaving alongside leading man Owain Yeoman, admits that she’s still
in the dark about how exactly Van Pelt and Rigsby will be written out of the
CBS drama. “It keeps changing,” she explains.
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This really sounds as BH's way to treat the script: not a cue since the very beginning.
Just spreading the word, thanks to "theotherjumpshot". This is from wikipedia article
about TV series "The profiler" (1996-2000). Please, take a min to read.
Dr. Samantha "Sam" Waters (Ally Walker) is a forensic psychologist working for the FBI's Violent Crimes Task Force based in Atlanta, Georgia. She is a "profiler"; she has a unique gift to "see" through the eyes of others which gives Sam a special insight into the workings of the criminal mind. While she performs all of her duties diligently, her real motive lies in a both professional and personal tragedy years earlier in which her husband was murdered by a serial killer known only as Jack of All Trades (played by Dennis Christopher, who was never fully seen until the middle of the third season, when he first appeared posing as a buffoonish sheriff of a small California town).
P.S. To the webmaster. It's good you solved the problem with the download of the pages.
I think you should also make possible that popular (and funny, or important) comments don't get lost between the others. Maybe special pages for the comments over 20likes, 40 likes, not just TOP 5. Anyway, great job, man.
You are not appreciating the big twist Bruno
promised us, my friends.
McAllister said (with deer-like eyes):
"You got it wrong, I'm not Red John".
But indeed he was!!!
Who could expect that!?
Bruno Heller is a genius...
P.S. Yes, it's irony.