I've tuned in for 15 years, but I agree. Are multiple killings by one person that common?
And the Next Cancelled Show is...
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I've tuned in for 15 years, but I agree. Are multiple killings by one person that common?
Yes. It's estimated that there are at least 25 serial killers active in the US right now.
And we she should be nice to all of them.
Except that child molester.
I wouldn't mind seeing her come back to Trek in a new role. Maybe voice one of the new cartoon characters or play a character on the Picard show. How about a funny Romulan? After all these years we have never seen so much as one Romulan with a sense of humor.
Jason
He was just practicing for his priest role on 7th Heaven.
The look on Tal’s face was pretty funny when the Enterprise cloaked.
Yes, please your your eyes at the fact that at least 6% of priests are child molesters. You don't think part of him took the role because of the characters 'good nature'?
"The Simpsons" made fun of this show, this season. It's not actually a show. Just a bunch of filmed adds to create a fake show. Nobody actually watches it. I think the only thing I know is the characters must wear suits a great deal on the show.
Jason
Well, Prince Harry is probably a fan of the show.
I literally hadn't even heard of the show until Harry's engagement. 
Suits was actually pretty good when it kept in the original premise. But that was pretty much over after season 2 and then gone completely after Adams left.
It was the last of the USA heyday shows of 'peculiar character with a gimmick."
It was the last of the USA heyday shows of 'peculiar character with a gimmick."
Suits is the last show left from USA's "Blue Sky" era, but it stopped being a "Blue Sky" show and is now more gritty and serious, and they drop f-bombs instead of just using "shit" for every single swear word.
Actually, Suits changing over to USA's more serious tone isn't that big of a shift within the reality of the show. The biggest shift was when Covert Affairs went from a happy sister with a happy family who goes on missions without a weapon to another 24 in between seasons. Burn Notice characters suddenly gunning bad guys down in the final seasons took a bit of getting used to also.
Actually, Suits changing over to USA's more serious tone isn't that big of a shift within the reality of the show. The biggest shift was when Covert Affairs went from a happy sister with a happy family who goes on missions without a weapon to another 24 in between seasons. Burn Notice characters suddenly gunning bad guys down in the final seasons took a bit of getting used to also.
Um, the character was married with several children. Thus, he couldn't have been a Catholic priest. A quick Google search says he played an undefined Protestant minister, with possibilities including Episcopalian, United Methodist, and Disciples of Christ.
Collins was an actor; I seriously doubt he took an acting gig to hide any hidden desires he may have had. The pattern of abuse by far too many Catholic priests is a genuine tragedy. No need to make stuff up to make it seem even worse.
Suits has the most unlikable group of characters on TV. They can't go one scene without tearing the head off another person -- friends, family, clients, potential clients, their own co-workers, people they're going to for help -- why would anyone want to do business with them?
Yeah. In 5-6 seasons I watched the name of the firm changed about 23 times. The last episode I remember watching a secretary became CFO of one of the largest law firms in NYC the year before because now there were only like 3 people left and they couldn't afford rent. It was beyond insane. And I like insane but it wasn't insane, goofy, bitchy fun, it was insane and depressing and stupid and unenjoyable.
Then I heard they even screwed up the wedding episode. That's impressive.
Show should have ended with Mike getting out of jail and actually going to law school. His girlfriend getting her law degree and everyone getting married.
