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Bird Dog - Eliza Dushku cast as female Lead

29 Nov 2010

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Dollhouse star Eliza Dushku is returning to series television as the female lead in Mike Robe's TNT drama pilot Bird Dog

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4 comments:

  1. Chris29 November 2010 at 23:13

    Well since this Is not on Fox this has a chance to survive,and Eliza makes me Intrested.However eliza
    does her best work with Joss Whedon(Buffy,Angel,and yes DollHouse) but Tru Calling was decent.

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  2. Bruce_F30 November 2010 at 01:20

    Between the alien invasion drama and this, it would seem TNT is trying to skew younger. I'm skeptical that either efforts will work.

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  3. darq30 November 2010 at 07:05

    Eliza can't carry a show on her own. she is awesome as a co-lead or a featured player, but for me atleast, she just does not have the gravitas to be a single lead in a show centered on her. I haven't read anything baout Bird Dog yet so maybe there is a co-lead to take some of the acting load away from her?

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  4. darq30 November 2010 at 07:11

    Yeah I agree. To me what makes TNT dramas better than some other channels dramas is the slower , more detailed pace and more character driven plotlines. Also they tend to have real actors that shockingly can actually act as their stars... unlike so many Network shows that look for hot new "talent" to star in a series to build hype around. Also they aren't afraid to cast actors over the age of 40 or even (gasp) 50 as their stars.

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