Post by sbtb411 on Nov 27, 2004 15:51:51 GMT -5
I saw this on www.usatoday.com/life/television/reviews/2004-11-25-bianco-diary_x.htm
"10 p.m.
NYPD Blue (ABC) In terms of novelty, and maybe even quality, Gilmore or House might be better choices for the night's top show. But nostalgia and well-earned regard for a soon-to-be-departed television classic tip the scales toward Blue. Clearly, you can sense that the show is winding down.
Certainly Andy — played by the incomparable Dennis Franz — can see the writing on the wall: Times and police work have changed, and his new bean-counter boss has no use for him. (And if you think the writers are taking a sly stab at ABC, you're no doubt right.) But there's still life left in Andy and in his relationship with Clark (the underrated Mark-Paul Gosselaar). And the show is still able to tug at your heart, as it did with Bobby Simone's ghostly return. Now wouldn't it be nice to see John Kelly drop by, just once before we go?"
"10 p.m.
NYPD Blue (ABC) In terms of novelty, and maybe even quality, Gilmore or House might be better choices for the night's top show. But nostalgia and well-earned regard for a soon-to-be-departed television classic tip the scales toward Blue. Clearly, you can sense that the show is winding down.
Certainly Andy — played by the incomparable Dennis Franz — can see the writing on the wall: Times and police work have changed, and his new bean-counter boss has no use for him. (And if you think the writers are taking a sly stab at ABC, you're no doubt right.) But there's still life left in Andy and in his relationship with Clark (the underrated Mark-Paul Gosselaar). And the show is still able to tug at your heart, as it did with Bobby Simone's ghostly return. Now wouldn't it be nice to see John Kelly drop by, just once before we go?"
