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Articles tagged "kirk acevedo" TV ReviewFringe: Series Premiereby Cynthia Fuchs[9.Sep.08] :. The formula set in motion by the Fringe pilot is familiar, but also devious and delightful.  TV ReviewLaw & Order: Trial by Juryby Lesley Smith[10.Mar.05] :. Although a curly hairdo can't quite erase the shade of Frasier's Lilith from Tracy Kibre, Neuwirth slips authoritatively into the role of a powerful mid-career prosecutor.  TV ReviewOzby Michael Abernethy[10.Feb.03] :. No other fiction show has offered such a frighteningly realistic look inside our nation's prisons or so openly debated their moral and social obligations.  TV ReviewBand of Brothersby Mike WardThe genie of wholesale civilian slaughter is clearly out of the bottle for good, no matter the attempts to bowdlerize it away into forgotten history, or the indignant objections of those who insist 'we' did not 'bring this on ourselves.'  Film ReviewDinner Rush (2001)by Andy HermannWhat is it about food movies that makes critics and arthouse audiences drool?. |
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