If you haven't heard about the show, the basic premise is that Taye Diggs's Brett Hopper is a cop being forced to relive a day where he is framed for the murder of an Assistant District Attorney and his friends and family are under threat from an unknown group. It sounds like a topic that has been done many times on film and in print, but there is one distinct difference that makes it different... if he gets hurt during the course of a day, that injury carries over to when the day starts to repeat, so I assume that if he dies, he's dead and the cycle stops, though that still remains to be seen.
But given how bad its ratings were, well, it's a goner, and I know it. No repeats, just oblivion.
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If its canceled, will Diggs have to continually get canceled every day?
oh good its started, now I don't have to watch the ads for it anymore. Its easier to avoid a whole hour on a given day then to have to dodge random advertising.
Dr. Blogstein: I think he is just going to lay in bed every day..
pamela: I think there will still be random ads for it, so you are going to have to continue to dodge em.
What is a District Attorney? What do they do?
Obviously I've heard of them, and the other day I was looking through the A7 notebook I carry round with me and found "DA = District Attorney" written on a page by itself. god knows what that was for...
A district attorney is the chief prosecutor at a certain judicial level, and their office determines which crimes they will try to prosecute.
Oh okay, thank you.
Not a problem ;)
That's bad news, because I was going to give this show a try. However, I read too many reviews bashing this film.
If it is any consolation, I think it was designed as a short run series anyway... I mean, that's what I keep telling myself.
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