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sreda, 7. april 2010
MIAMI MEDICAL
"Medical's" foremost asset, actually, is the quality of its cast, although hiding "Swingtown's" Anna Parrilla behind scrubs, a surgical mask and "What's his blood pressure?" dialogue might be the equivalent of putting a race-car driver behind the wheel of a minivan.
The producers (the series was created by Jeffrey Lieber) don't scrimp on the emotional manipulation, as the premiere features a pregnant woman injured in a spectacular crash, with a "B" plot about reattaching a severed hand. Tellingly, a second hour made available for preview opens with a chaotic shooting, placing the series squarely on "CSI's" turf -- only here, the victim actually has a shot at pulling through.
Starting with the bumpers illustrating the Miami setting (babes, beaches, blue water), everything about the show screams 1978 -- from the attractive newbie (Elisabeth Harnois) to the maverick-y new veteran surgeon (Jeremy Northam), who must prove his mettle to his skeptical colleagues on the fly. Indeed, exhibiting an underlying anatomy unlike that of most current medical dramas, the series initially appears as lightly curious about its noble characters' personal lives as "Law & Order" is.
The throwback quality also extends to the assumption that there's enough of an audience Friday nights to support it. Then again, CBS has built a pretty impressive business around meat-and-potatoes TV served up in shiny locales, and the recession does seem to be keeping more people home.
In other words, the ingredients in this old-fashioned remedy have a modest shot at working, but if the network wants to find a critic who'll deem such a mundane operation golden, it'll have to seek a second opinion.
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The producers (the series was created by Jeffrey Lieber) don't scrimp on the emotional manipulation, as the premiere features a pregnant woman injured in a spectacular crash, with a "B" plot about reattaching a severed hand. Tellingly, a second hour made available for preview opens with a chaotic shooting, placing the series squarely on "CSI's" turf -- only here, the victim actually has a shot at pulling through.
Starting with the bumpers illustrating the Miami setting (babes, beaches, blue water), everything about the show screams 1978 -- from the attractive newbie (Elisabeth Harnois) to the maverick-y new veteran surgeon (Jeremy Northam), who must prove his mettle to his skeptical colleagues on the fly. Indeed, exhibiting an underlying anatomy unlike that of most current medical dramas, the series initially appears as lightly curious about its noble characters' personal lives as "Law & Order" is.
The throwback quality also extends to the assumption that there's enough of an audience Friday nights to support it. Then again, CBS has built a pretty impressive business around meat-and-potatoes TV served up in shiny locales, and the recession does seem to be keeping more people home.
In other words, the ingredients in this old-fashioned remedy have a modest shot at working, but if the network wants to find a critic who'll deem such a mundane operation golden, it'll have to seek a second opinion.
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GOSSIP GIRL
The four filthy-rich main characters in the new drama "Gossip Girl" will pull you into a tumultuous world where teens have sex, swig dirty martinis and smoke pot during leisurely walks through Central Park.They also wear Chanel to class and Cavalli to the clubs.But if it all sounds like the creation of overactive imagination, consider this: Paris Hilton.The world of "Gossip Girl," based on the hugely popular young adult novels by Cecily von Ziegesar, is fashioned after the exclusive cluster of real-life upper East Side socialites from which Hilton emerged when she was still a few years shy of the legal drinking age.
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