The Jury 6/8 ***Series Premiere***
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The Jury 6/8 ***Series Premiere***
Don't forget this premieres tonight at 8PM on FOX.
I'm looking forward to it. I like the premise - viewers see the crime and watch the jury deliberate. Jury rooms can become pretty heated places, so this should make for some interesting TV.
I'm looking forward to it. I like the premise - viewers see the crime and watch the jury deliberate. Jury rooms can become pretty heated places, so this should make for some interesting TV.
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These guys certainly know how to turn out great television dramas: Oz and Homicide are 2 of my all-time favorites so I definitely have to give this a shot.
Unfortunately, the reviews I've seen are far from glowing.
Unfortunately, the reviews I've seen are far from glowing.
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From what I've read: the only actors to be in the show each week will be a couple we see in flashbacks in the courtroom?
I'll be checking it out as well.
I'll be checking it out as well.
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With this coming from the Homicide/Oz team, I am very eager to see this.
Having been on a jury, it will be interesting to see the drama behind the decisions.
Having been on a jury, it will be interesting to see the drama behind the decisions.
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Isn't "Buffy" alum Adam Busch (Warren) on this, playing a bailiff?
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Don't forget - there are two eps being aired back-to-back.
"Three Boys and a Gun", Episode #103.
Cast: Billy Burke, Shalom Harlow, Anna Friel, Jeff Hephner, Adam Busch, Barry Levinson, Patrice O'Neal, Cote de Pablo.
Producer(s): James Yoshimura, Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana, Jim Finnerty.
Original Airdate: June 8, 2004.
"The Honeymoon Suite", Episode #102.
Cast: Billy Burke, Shalom Harlow, Anna Friel, Jeff Hephner, Cote de Pablo, Adam Busch, Barry Levinson, Patrice O'Neal.
Producer(s): James Yoshimura, Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana, Jim Finnerty.
Original Airdate: June 8, 2004.
"Three Boys and a Gun", Episode #103.
Spoiler:
Cast: Billy Burke, Shalom Harlow, Anna Friel, Jeff Hephner, Adam Busch, Barry Levinson, Patrice O'Neal, Cote de Pablo.
Producer(s): James Yoshimura, Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana, Jim Finnerty.
Original Airdate: June 8, 2004.
"The Honeymoon Suite", Episode #102.
Spoiler:
Cast: Billy Burke, Shalom Harlow, Anna Friel, Jeff Hephner, Cote de Pablo, Adam Busch, Barry Levinson, Patrice O'Neal.
Producer(s): James Yoshimura, Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana, Jim Finnerty.
Original Airdate: June 8, 2004.
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The ads for the the show are really annoying. They are like those stupid TRUTH ads.
(Sad woman holding a sign)
"I helped kill a man"
(Weird looking older guy holding a sign)
"I gave a family $32 million dollars)
(Small Gecko)
"I saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Geico."
(Sad woman holding a sign)
"I helped kill a man"
(Weird looking older guy holding a sign)
"I gave a family $32 million dollars)
(Small Gecko)
"I saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Geico."
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The frequent use of flashbacks by the jurors to the court room proceedings is confusing.
I thought it would have been more like Law and Order. First half , you along with jurors hear the case and the second half you hear different views of the jurors as the reach a verdict..
I thought it would have been more like Law and Order. First half , you along with jurors hear the case and the second half you hear different views of the jurors as the reach a verdict..
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I lasted about 30 minutes and then skipped to the end to find out the "truth". That's going to be about the extent of my viewing of this show. Looks like that USAToday rating was dead on.
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I'm sorry I started this thread. This show was horrible. The condesending "education of the audience" through the jurors repeating judge instructions was unbearable. The plotline was stupid and obvious, and the character interaction was annoying.
I didn't bother to watch the second hour. I went and got a Slurpee instead. Reading the cup was more interesting than this show.
2 more weeks and "see ya".
I didn't bother to watch the second hour. I went and got a Slurpee instead. Reading the cup was more interesting than this show.
2 more weeks and "see ya".
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I'm sure a good show could be done about juries. This isn't it. I thought the second show was marginally better than the first but that sure isn't saying much.
Acting related note to Barry Levinson: stay behind the camera.
Acting related note to Barry Levinson: stay behind the camera.
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Originally posted by movielib
I'm sure a good show could be done about juries. This isn't it. I thought the second show was marginally better than the first but that sure isn't saying much.
I'm sure a good show could be done about juries. This isn't it. I thought the second show was marginally better than the first but that sure isn't saying much.
I expect Dick Wolf's foray into this subject in L&O: Trial by Jury will be much better.
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Originally posted by Red Dog
I expect Dick Wolf's foray into this subject in L&O: Trial by Jury will be much better.
I expect Dick Wolf's foray into this subject in L&O: Trial by Jury will be much better.
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Originally posted by Patman
Actually, Barry Levinson has been a disappointment behind the camera for at least 5 years now. Nothing he's directed has been all that good either.
Actually, Barry Levinson has been a disappointment behind the camera for at least 5 years now. Nothing he's directed has been all that good either.
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2 more weeks and "see ya".
2 more weeks and "see ya".
http://www.thefutoncritic.com/cgi/go...ngs&id=tuesday
From the front page: "fox's 'the jury' limps out of the gate, two-episode premiere barely beats upn and the wb"
The two-episode premiere of "The Jury" - 8:00/7:00c (households: 2.8/5, #11; adults 18-49: 1.4, #T9) and 9:00/8:00c (households: 3.0/5, #9; adults 18-49: 1.3, #11) - limped out of the gate giving FOX (households: 2.9/5, #4; adults 18-49: 1.4, #4) a lackluster fourth place finish in both households and adults 18-49 on the night.
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Delete them. The show is, honestly, just watching this jury talk about whether or not the kid should be tried as an adult. Oh no! One juror can't decide! What ever will we do? The episode dragged and felt like more than just an hour. DELETE!