TNT is at it again. The cable network has carved out a strong niche for itself in the TV drama arena with such excellent shows as The Closer, Saving Grace and the rookie series Leverage, and it’s continuing onward with two new 10-episode dramas slated to premiere later this year. The Line features Dylan McDermott as the emotionally embattled head of a crack undercover police force, including Logan Marshall-Green (The O.C.), Omari Hardwick (Saved) and Nicki Aycox (Supernatural). Plus, for a cop drama, it’s got great pedigree, as it’s being overseen by super-producer Jerry Bruckheimer (CSI). The second series, Time Heals, stars Jada Pinkett Smith as a single mom and head of nursing at a Charlotte, N.C., hospital who struggles to balance home life and professional life caring for those who need her the most. Keep an eye on the blog for more on these shows, but in the meantime which one sounds like a must-see for you?
Photo by Danny Feld
MyHomeDVR.com trumps enrvythieg on the internet. Not only is it Live TV but its an online DVR., that lets you schedule shows to record and then MyHomeDVR stores them online.You can watch TV at MyHomeDVR.com without having to have anything except a web browser. It works on PC and mobile phone and even lets you record TV so you can watch it anytime anywhere. It is the only true online DVR. If you go to the site you can even see what people are recording right now in real time.
Pingback: Tracie Labove
Pingback: Tracie Labove
Neither. Least of all “Time Heals” — that belongs on Lifetime or the Women’s Network.
TNT really dropped the ball on this. Joel Surnow’s pilot, “Night and Day”, would have put the cabler on the map.