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Detective Reena Hale (Witt) is revisited by the stalker who traumatized her years ago by offing any man she fell in love with.Detective Reena Hale (Witt) is revisited by the stalker who traumatized her years ago by offing any man she fell in love with.Detective Reena Hale (Witt) is revisited by the stalker who traumatized her years ago by offing any man she fell in love with.
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Benjamin Ayres
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- (as Ben Ayres)
David Lawrence Brown
- Joe Pastorelli Sr.
- (as David Brown)
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- GoofsNo legitimate firefighter training center anywhere in America would be open long if the "graduation exercise" they had in their burn building included potentially deadly traps. Yet the lead character runs into at least TWO traps that had potential to be deadly.
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[last lines]
Joey Pastorelli Jr.: Stay with me!
[starts to catch on fire]
Joey Pastorelli Jr.: Stay With Me!
[goes up in flames]
Joey Pastorelli Jr.: STAY WITH MEEEE
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Catarina 'Reena' Hale (Alicia Witt) is working towards being a fire investigator. She's been obsessed with fire ever since her family bar burned up when she was young. John Minger (Scott Bakula) is her mentor since that fateful day. The angry father of the neighborhood bully was arrested. At college, she's taken with boyfriend Josh Bolton but he dies in a fire. Her next boyfriend Hugh is killed in an explosion with a ring in his pocket. She moves into a house next to eager Bo Goodnight who professes his love. She gets a call from her stalker hinting at the previous incidents. She fears the next target will be Bo.
It's a slow but functional TV thriller. It needs much better style to intensify the story. Witt is capable but she doesn't get much of a chance. The fire story allows for some explosions but they're not particularly impressive or thrilling. It may be OK for a crime TV drama but it's a bit stretched out.
It's a slow but functional TV thriller. It needs much better style to intensify the story. Witt is capable but she doesn't get much of a chance. The fire story allows for some explosions but they're not particularly impressive or thrilling. It may be OK for a crime TV drama but it's a bit stretched out.
- SnoopyStyle
- Sep 25, 2015
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