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In Memoriam: TV Shows and Characters We Lost in 2012
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Aside from the Olympics and Hatfields & McCoys, things were very grim across the cable box.
From reality to scripted to all things pawn, we judge what's likely to be back next June, and what we'll (hopefully) never see again.
"People forget so quickly about what a good job you were doing."
No case is left open.
Kyra Sedgwick decides to wrap up her TNT show.
Congratulations, Angie Harmon.
The actress talks about how to keep an old show fresh, her close connection with her audience, and her influence on other actresses.
Constantly updated reports on which of your favorite shows will return this spring, this fall, in 2009, or (gulp) never.
Plus: News about Radiohead and Cloverfield.
We'll admit it: The gang really did a bang-up job on Part Two of the hotly anticipated (!), shocking (!), season finale of The Closer.
Last night’s episode of The Closer delivered not only an engrossing, hard-to-solve case involving the poolside murder of an in-demand Orange County divorce lawyer (police procedural gold!) but also a hefty dose of Brenda Johnson’s Personal Life, resulting in a satisfying double-whammy that will undoubtedly get legions of viewers back in front of the tube next week for the second half of the episode.
The utter lack of action had us pondering the show's ongoing widespread appeal.
Closer fans were treated to an hour-long snooze-fest.
Note to The Closer’s writers: Just because you finally dropped the early-menopause bomb and delivered a super-gory episode last week doesn’t mean you should hand things over to the interns and go out for cocktails.
Plus industry news on Watchmen, Liev Schreiber, amd Takashi Murakami.
Brenda’s medical mystery is solved, mostly!
Or is Brenda’s general scatterbrained looniness developing into full-blown mania?
This week’s episode of The Closer finds Brenda Johnson and Co. settling into a good rhythm. At episode’s start, we learn that a girl has gone missing, and the department lays on the full-court press to track her down.
Last week’s premiere of The Closer kicked off the season with a triple-homicide bang and a jarring new handheld shooting style. They’ve thankfully ditched the technique this time around, so we’re brought back into the regular swing of things — which in Priority Murder Squad deputy chief Brenda Johnson’s nervous, fluttery world includes the discovery by construction workers of a mummified corpse, the presumed murder victim of a gangbanger turned politico who’s in cahoots with a corrupt preacher-man. Whew! This is truly the stuff of which gripping police procedurals are made.
Kyra Sedgwick's hit police drama returned to television this week for a third season, easily cajoling its way its way up to number one in its time slot. That's no new achievement for the show, which has consistently drawn raves from audiences and reviewers alike