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1-5 2000.10.30 |
Sweet Merciful God, It's Over Wallace gets off twice in this episode -- once with a woman, and once because he's cleared or murder. The Ghost of Cancellation Future visits a screening of Deadline and, horrified, pulls the plug. |
| 1-5 Recap |
Sweet Merciful God, It's Over
Red Herring - Wallace gets off twice in this episode -- once with a woman, and once because he's cleared or murder. The Ghost of Cancellation Future visits a screening of Deadline and, horrified, pulls the plug. |
2000.10.30 2000.11.03 |
D- |
Heathen |
| 1-4 Recap |
Who am I? I'm Jean Valjean!
Daniel in the Lion's Den - Okay, not exactly, but Wallace does reveal that an upstart New York politician is in fact a thirty-year fugitive with a stolen identity. Nikki, already the man's lover, basks in the glory of sex-on-the-lam. |
2000.10.23 2000.10.26 |
D- |
Heathen |
| 1-3 Recap |
Police brutality
Perplexed - NBC pulls a switcheroo and airs an episode about a convoluted cop-turned-vigilante-turned-killer-turned dead man, rather than the politically charged show we were promised. It doesn't matter - Wallace still gets the guy, Bebe Neuwirth gets the shaft, Brooke gets a different shaft and the show still sucks. |
2000.10.16 2000.11.22 |
D- |
Heathen |
| 1-2 Recap |
No sex for the wicked
Lovers and Madmen - Brooke's fast-train to sexual satisfaction is derailed when Wallace exposes her suitor as a killer. The show exposes its weak side: plot and writing. |
2000.10.09 2000.10.14 |
D- |
Heathen |
| 1-1 Recap |
The Boozehound Newshound
Pilot - Whiskey-sodden New York Ledger reporter Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt) decides that his job description includes drinking, playing cops and robbers, drinking, drinking, and never going to work. And drinking. |
2000.10.02 2000.10.04 |
D- |
Heathen |