I question the market theory. It's our mothers who are watching Rizzoli and Isles, the same ones who watched Cagney and Lacey and Charlie's Angels, so there's nostalgia, and the same ones who will watch ANYTHING TNT puts out.
The rest... yes. The show is frickin' groundbreaking. It's surprising to see something so affective in this day and age, and in this genre. Crazy, right?
I think the right-wing conservative element has something to do with "cop." Cop is a conservative profession and American mystery genre and political theory and all that, but at the center is Angie Harmon, who I sincerely believe just wants to play a cop for the rest of her life. I think that's awesome.
I almost wrote don't overthink, but I forgot your job. ;)
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The rest... yes. The show is frickin' groundbreaking. It's surprising to see something so affective in this day and age, and in this genre. Crazy, right?
I think the right-wing conservative element has something to do with "cop." Cop is a conservative profession and American mystery genre and political theory and all that, but at the center is Angie Harmon, who I sincerely believe just wants to play a cop for the rest of her life. I think that's awesome.
I almost wrote don't overthink, but I forgot your job. ;)