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[#139885]
Written by: MrMacMan [14/08/2010, 02:10] |
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1515193/ tagline: time to grab life by the balls. plot: a suburban mom, diagnosed with cancer, tries to find the humor in the disease. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/the_big_c_(tv_series) the big c, originally titled \"the c word\", is an upcoming showtime original series created by darlene hunt and starring laura linney. linney plays a reserved suburban wife and mother whose recent cancer diagnosis forces her to shake up her life and find hope, humor and the light side of a dark situation, while managing her immature but well-meaning husband, played by oliver platt. recurring guest star gabourey sidibe will play a precocious student.[1] the wire and luther star idris elba will appear in at least four episodes as a love interest for linney.[2] brian cox will appear in the show as linney\'s father.[3] cynthia nixon has a recurring role playing a friend of laura linney\'s character.[4] reid scott will play linney\'s character\'s oncologist, dr. todd.[5] liam neeson will guest-star on the series.[6] the series will debut on august 16, 2010, with the sixth season premiere of weeds.[7] academy award-winning filmmaker bill condon directed the pilot for the series.[8] |
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[#139887]
Written by: CthulhuSaves [14/08/2010, 05:07] |
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i almost grabbed this, but then saw the "husband" and "love interest" lines. i love british tv, but wow, if their tv shows are any indication of real-life attitudes, you must be able to count the number of faithful spouses in the country on two hands. unfaithfulness seems to be a staple of uk shows. i've been watching them for many years, and it's not just the amount of "cheaters" i see regularly. no, what really gets me more is the casual attitude about it by the offenders. you rarely see anyone agonize over such a decision, it's almost always very sudden and casual, as if they're just cheating on a diet or something. sorry, don't mean to ramble about it, it's just one of those things that's puzzled me for a long time. |
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[#139889]
Written by: ERUZA [14/08/2010, 05:45] |
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@cthulhusaves - are you f***ing stupid? the show is american. go rant about the uk elsewhere. moron on another note i dont care who's guest starring in the show. i aint watching a show about finding the humour in cancer. just controversial for the sake of it. i hope they all get cancer. |
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[#139891]
Written by: biteme [14/08/2010, 07:15] |
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obviously " eruza"s' higher brain function has been affected by cancer and he has yet to know it. my differential diagnosis to be on the safe side would be : cancer of the frontal lobe or social aggression from genetic interbreeding of the familiar gene pool. treatment : none, but keep away from keyboards, humans and small animals ! |
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[#139894]
Written by: pbayle [14/08/2010, 08:34] |
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i actually thought it was a good show. of course, i may the only one here who watched it... | |||||
[#139896]
Written by: dvd king [14/08/2010, 08:55] |
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i watched it as well and found it very funny indeed, and i wanted to see a full frontal shot of laura linney (saw half a right breast). also, i liked the idea of a pool in the front yard and i was hoping that miserable old dear across the road would get run down whilst standing in the middle of the road. |
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[#139898]
Written by: pbayle [14/08/2010, 10:26] |
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i loved the dark, twisty sense of humor, and oliver platt ( i love the guy) |
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[#139900]
Written by: danato [14/08/2010, 11:24] |
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http://www.hard-to-find-actresses.com/htfc/content/linney/l32lauralinney-maze3.jpg frontal enough? http://hogrockcafe.com/laura%20linney%20nude%20cut%201%20-%20maze.jpg |
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[#139910]
Written by: colonel_452 [14/08/2010, 15:16] |
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i like it...............waiting for the 2nd episode ^_^ |
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[#139914]
Written by: caisis [14/08/2010, 16:21] |
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file quality - excellent! (does anyone even bother to let us know this anymore? *sigh*....) show - also excellent! well written, well done! set in minneapolis - for those who know or care - a nice change of pace from the usual cities, and an homage to those of us transplanted who once resided in the great state of minnesota itself. definitely a us city and a us show! can't speak to *other* us or uk shows regarding the strange post on infidelity... but if y'all want a uk show which honors a sweet & devoted *married couple*, try "rev."! no matter what antics ensue, at the end of the day the marriage shines through! showtime's done it again - a bittersweet, comedic, heartwarming show with an awesome cast! enjoy! i know i did and i will! |
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[#139925]
Written by: tv_addict#1 [14/08/2010, 23:58] |
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hi all i haven't watched but had to comment on cthulhusaves lol have you not heard the saying "uk the affair city" |
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[#139931]
Written by: Coco [15/08/2010, 02:25] |
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just wanted to say i've watched it and it seems like a good show. nothing special but if you want a 30 minute comedy it's not bad. |
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[#139937]
Written by: juergendurden [15/08/2010, 05:35] |
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oliver platt? i'm in! he was awesome in "huff". hope this one won't have the same fate... edit: ...and i'm out! pretentious pseudo femlib empowerment bullshit this is. |
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[#139945]
Written by: Durrenn [15/08/2010, 12:39] |
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watching with earbuds, with the volume turned completely up, and it's pretty quiet. can barely hear anything. so far i like the show, though. |
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[#139951]
Written by: xx-Morph-xx [15/08/2010, 16:00] |
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"uk" stands for united kingdom, which is made up of countries such as england, scotland, wales etc... so your dumb statement is akin to saying "usa the fat town" |
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