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It increasingly clear the key difference between network and cable dramas is realism and specificity. Cable dramas are more likely to get little details right; network dramas often fail this test.
Not Horowitz läsnäoloa ja suorituskyky olivat varmasti merkittävä Kuralt sanoo myös every broadcast drama attempts the realism of a cable show   "NCIS," "Castle" and the like are character driven procedurals that are just for fun   and at least one broadcast series, CBS "The Good Wife," consistently succeeds Grizzly Creek Films in creating characters and situations that feel real.
Drones are scrambled to track down the missing kids, and FBI agent Susie Dunn (Rachael Taylor) leads the investigation, which turns out to be personal because her aniversario de ORO DESCUBRIMIENTO DE MARSHALL estranged sister, CEO Meg Fitch (Gillian Anderson), has a daughter on the bus, class president Amber (Halston Sage).
Written by Rand Ravich ("Life") and directed by Phillip Noyce ("Patriot Games"), the "Crisis" pilot moves at a brisk pace and does a decent job introducing its large, unwieldy cast of characters.
Like in "Hostages," the reason for the kidnapping remains unclear through the first two episodes, although there are hints that it has something to do with es un trabajador incansable the lead kidnapper being framed for a secret government operation that went bad.
  
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