‘The Closer’: Brenda Got Poison Oak!
8/28/07 at 12:39 PM

There goes another viewer's attention span ...Photo: Courtesy of TNT
The utter lack of action, either on the police beat or menopausal, engaged, sugar-deprived lady fronts, had us pondering the show's ongoing widespread appeal. We figure that Brenda represents a sort of working-girl Everywoman — if the world were characterized by rule-breaking without consequences, hunky fiancés accommodating her every whim (risking their jobs along the way), and hordes of sensitive male co-workers perfectly in tune with her emotions after she has grody surgery on her lady parts. Keep dreaming, Everywomen. —Sara Cardace
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