EDIT: And just in case you're wondering, yes, I am quite embarrassed that I apparently have this much brain space devoted to a TV show. I mean, that's taking away brain cells from my Homicide obsession!
I see a need. Homicide Survivor, which, aside from being a great crossover, is a pleasing oxymoron.
Pemberton comes on strong early -- too strong. The other contestants see him as a threat and vote him off in week 5 or 6.
Bayliss -- whines entirely too much. Out early.
The Baldwin, the Deliverance guy and the redhead all fall in due course.
Giardello Sr. and Jr. are an unassailable voting bloc, and both make the final four. But they fall in behind the runner-up. Meldrick, and the winner, Munch.
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Date: 2004-01-12 11:00 pm (UTC)I see a need. Homicide Survivor, which, aside from being a great crossover, is a pleasing oxymoron.
Pemberton comes on strong early -- too strong. The other contestants see him as a threat and vote him off in week 5 or 6.
Bayliss -- whines entirely too much. Out early.
The Baldwin, the Deliverance guy and the redhead all fall in due course.
Giardello Sr. and Jr. are an unassailable voting bloc, and both make the final four. But they fall in behind the runner-up. Meldrick, and the winner, Munch.
What about Brodie, you ask? He's the producer.