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To Love And Die (Pilot) TV 2008

  • 12-05-2009 1:34am
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    Richard Dower
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    Has anyone seen this pilot broadcast on the USA Network Dec 30th 2008?...Shirri Apebly/Tim Matheson?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Love_and_Die

    I watched it today and enjoyed it for Shirri, she was super cute and her scenes were quite funny, she did make me laugh and it might have been a fun little show if it had been picked up. But i think the central problem is, no matter how uber cute Hildy was or how quirky she is and her daddy issues...the fact remains she was working as an assasin, she kills people.

    Tryna be close to the daddy she never met through his job by becoming an assasin still means she kills people, no matter if they are "bad guys". But she was funny and they *may* have gotten away with that simple fact had a series been ordered.

    I guess each week they'd have some quirky mission to showcase the comedy aspect of Hildy, Appelby put in a good performance...she's whacky and neurotic without being weird or offputing. The is a genuine sweet natured girl there....despite her relationship issues with men which go back to her daddy.

    Overall i thought it had potential, but then again alot of pilots get canned :(

    http://www.nj.com/entertainment/tv/index.ssf/2008/12/summer_burnoff_theatre_in_wint.html


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