I haven't forgiven them for stargate Atlantis.Are you still mad about "The Jeffersons"?
I haven't forgiven them for stargate Atlantis.Are you still mad about "The Jeffersons"?
CBS is purging. The current season (season seven) of NCIS: New Orleans will be the end of that show, but they are developing an NCIS: Hawaii replacement (and the NCIS series would utilize the production base left over by Hawaii Five 0).
Isn't there already a third FBI show with Clarice?CBS will CBS. You can't get rid of NCIS: New Orleans without bringing in NCIS: Hawaii and FBI: People Who Remove the Do Not Remove Mattress Tag. They're thinking of making a third FBI show now.
I'm waiting for the ultimate CBS procedural -- Detective Lawyer, MD.
I didn't even know there was one!How many FBI shows do they need at one time? The main character in Clarice is an FBI agent too. This is ridiculous.
It's got something to do with Silence of the Lambs. I've only seen a couple of commercials for it.I didn't even know there was one!
It's got something to do with Silence of the Lambs. I've only seen a couple of commercials for it.
Wouldn't the lotions be a Buffalo Bill reference? Or close as they can get. From what I understand they can't reference the movie to much. JasonIts a year after Silence of the lambs, and every one is saying "Hey baby! You're a super star!" but she just wants to be a faceless drone and get on with her job. I think its set in the past. Her jerk co-workers, all dudes, gave her a gift basket of assorted lotions, for her first day in a new regional office.
Wouldn't the lotions be a Buffalo Bill reference? Or close as they can get. From what I understand they can't reference the movie to much. Jason
Wouldn't the lotions be a Buffalo Bill reference? Or close as they can get. From what I understand they can't reference the movie to much. Jason
That's a Spider-man level rights jumble.They only have rights to the characters that debuted in The Silence of the Lambs novel. No Jack Crawford (the same way Hannibal couldn't use Paul Krendler). They can't even say Hannibal Lecter. And then there's a third company which holds the rights to the Hannibal novel (the Hannibal series had to pay to use Mason Verger).
I'm waiting for the ultimate CBS procedural -- Detective Lawyer, MD.
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