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01 The Crimson Ticket
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| Geni |
Date: Saturday, 06-Oct-12, 2:22 AM | Message # 46 |
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I found it interesting that Lorelei was last seen begging Jane to save her from the FBI. Her intentions might have been shady but she seemed genuinely bothered. |
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| Thrill |
Date: Sunday, 07-Oct-12, 0:55 AM | Message # 47 |
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Are these better numbers now ???
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012....theNumb |
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| sylvia5993 |
Date: Sunday, 07-Oct-12, 5:24 PM | Message # 48 |
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These numbers reflect DVR viewing which to me is perfect for late Sunday nights and also because of the football season which might put back TM to later like it probably will tonight. TM showed very well in 18-49 group which previously was quite gloomy. |
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| KathyF |
Date: Sunday, 07-Oct-12, 5:39 PM | Message # 49 |
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I would watch it no matter what day or time it started. I'm sure TM has the loyal fans who feel as I do. Passionate! |
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| Fran |
Date: Sunday, 07-Oct-12, 6:39 PM | Message # 50 |
 Fair Dinkum
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The DVR+3 figures seem quite good, that link showing a 0.7 increase to 2.8 in the 18-49 demo and this link http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012....4 showing a 2.23m increase in viewers to 13.29m.
But I don't know how that compares to last season because I only looked at the DVR+7 figures. Last season the DVR+7 showed around a 1.0 increase in 18-49 (min 3.1 & max 4.1) and a 3.5m increase in viewers (min 15.50m & max 18.53m). |
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| kul65 |
Date: Sunday, 21-Oct-12, 10:00 PM | Message # 51 |
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Finally got to watch this (aired in my country today). I'll need to rewatch it soon though, because I couldn't enjoy it fully having gotten myself spoiled all over the place (bits and pieces from not-so-spoiler-free-as-they-claim reviews and IMDb thread titles). I came in knowing who the killer was, what the motive was, what was going to happen to Lorelei and that Jane was to frame a FBI agent. I simply cannot stay away, so I've decided to catch up in the next few days. I'll rather watch them again when they air here than watch them for the first time already knowing everything that's going to happen. Be with you for "Red Dawn". 
Message edited by kul65 - Sunday, 21-Oct-12, 10:02 PM |
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| Juney |
Date: Sunday, 04-Nov-12, 6:01 PM | Message # 52 |
 Bee's Knees
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Am I the first to comment from the UK. I was a bit disappointed. Not with the storyline, but with the sound. The music was too loud, drowning out dialogue at one point, and in the scene between PJ and Lorelei I just couldn't hear what was being said. Can't the sound engineers do something about this.  I did lose the thread a bit so will have to watch the repeats (no hardship). |
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| angel |
Date: Monday, 05-Nov-12, 10:45 PM | Message # 53 |
 Cobber
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Well i have watched epis one twice now and loved it. From the start with the cover up and the press conference and the speach of working together and the two teams just looked at each other. Oh you knew what was going to happen. The fight at the start between cbi and fbi was hilarious. Jane just walks off. And jane then giving the fbi a false suspect to get them to go elsewhere priceless. The conversation between jane and lorelei was intense to me. These two just act well against each other. kudos to Simon and Emmanuelle. Lisbon storming about was so funny. You feel she is ready to hit someone. What she said of the fbi (won't repeat the language she used) you wanted to cheer her on. I so loved the red bead trick with mancini and his reaction. Brilliant and kudos to Ivan Sergei, horrible fbi guy but i love this actor. This will be fun. But i never would have guessed the police officer did it so was surprised with the outcome. Good work writers. But the end also did not see that coming. How could they just put someone else in lorelei place. What is that all about. All in all a great start and a brilliant episode. Now the next one is the real charm, cannot wait. |
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| Deedee |
Date: Monday, 05-Nov-12, 11:41 PM | Message # 54 |
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I just loved this first episode. I pretty much new the storyline (yes couldn't help but succumb to all the spoilers etc) but I am pleased to say did'nt
spoil my enjoyment. Loved the courtroom scene with Simon baiting Mancini with the glass bead stunt and am I the only one who thought that Simon
looked and sounded somuch like Nick (the Guardian) when he was tricking Mancini? Storyline was strong and didn't suspect the police officer. Definitely not very impressed, yet, with Polly Walker (thought her accent slipped too much to be convincing) but it is early days. Sergei played his
part of the arrogant FBI agent very well and , of course, such a perfect character for Jane to wind up!!. Have only watched this episode once so far
and as I can't help but almost completely focus on Simon to begin with !! I need to watch it a few more times to see what I might have missed. Roll
on episode 2 which looks amazing. Oh and forgot to add that Simon was brilliant as usual.  |
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| Juney |
Date: Tuesday, 06-Nov-12, 6:19 PM | Message # 55 |
Bee's Knees
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Perhaps its my TV (almost new) or maybe my hearing that's going. Perhaps I should watch sub-titles. I do find most US cop shows hard to hear.  |
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| Green |
Date: Tuesday, 06-Nov-12, 6:40 PM | Message # 56 |
 Surfie
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Really enjoyed this, loved how they seamlessly go from humorous to serious. There seems to be more continuity among episodes, PJ is looking great (agree, great hair), all the acting seems to have gone up a notch, almost like starting a fresh new series, leaving any boredom or repetition behind. I'm loving it, and hoping it can overcome the lousy time slot and go on for one or two more seasons. |
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| Juney |
Date: Tuesday, 06-Nov-12, 6:43 PM | Message # 57 |
Bee's Knees
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Green, I agree. I hope TM goes on for at least 2 more seasons and as you say, Simon is his usual lovely self. |
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| Fran |
Date: Tuesday, 06-Nov-12, 8:36 PM | Message # 58 |
Fair Dinkum
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Juney - for me there was no problem with the sound of this episode. However, for a long time I've had a problem that music seems to be louder than dialogue. My TV has settings which can be adjusted so that all music is quieter and all dialogue is louder - its made a big difference for me, so it may be worth checking to see if your TV has similar settings. |
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| Juney |
Date: Wednesday, 07-Nov-12, 12:58 PM | Message # 59 |
Bee's Knees
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I haven't been able to sort out my TV (I'm a technophobe) but have just listened on my lap top and got every word. Great stuff. The music was still loud but easy to turn up and down so no problem. It was also nice to watch alone for a change. The husband's not too keen on TM (shame). |
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| Tassie |
Date: Wednesday, 07-Nov-12, 5:29 PM | Message # 60 |
Bee's Knees
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Thought this first episode was great. Simon going through the whole range from mischievous and cunning to despair (his face at the end). I had daughter No.2 with me, replacing daughter No.1 who had gone out-however she is more tolerant of my obsession so it wasn't so bad. |
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