The Commish
threefinger
target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
the show has been renewed...
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Three-Finger!
"Can anyone here play this game?"--Casey Stengel
Blurb
(threefinger) writes:
(nothing quoted)
Well, I'm glad to hear that The Commish has been renewed. I enjoy that show.
It's different enough, and entertaining and well-done.
Daniel Raeside
Great news!
Ooops. Not Stan being killed off:-) Gee, the character of Stan had
it rough this past season. First he falls in love with a girl
who beats up rowdy bar patrons, gets engaged, finds out his fiancee
is an ex-criminal and then gets dumped. Now he might be dead!
ERIC
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" It may be coming back actually... With me in it "
KEN WAHL: April 29, 1994(referring to his tv series WISEGUY)
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Heather Rogers
>Well, I'm glad to hear that The Commish has been renewed. I enjoy that show.
>It's different enough, and entertaining and well-done.
I am, too! It's one of the cleanest shows on television today.
I think that it's a refreshing hour of entertainment that many
people don't give it credit for!
Isabelle Rioux
: In a previous article, da...@merle.acns.nwu.edu (threefinger) says:
: >Boy, first they kill off Stan and now the Commish himself will be the
: >target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
: >the show has been renewed...
I was also very disappointed to see Stan die. He was a favorite of
mine. In our TV Guide edition (in Vancouver,B.C. where the show is shot)
Michael Chiklis says that the next episode will be pivotal and that it
will change the commish's life drastically. I hope his wife won't get
killed since Theresa Saldana owns a restaurant in town!!! Any
predictions anyone?
Isabelle Rioux
Univ. of British Columbia
Vancouver, B.C.
Brian Eirik Coe
threefinger <da...@merle.acns.nwu.edu> wrote:
>Boy, first they kill off Stan and now the Commish himself will be the
>target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
>the show has been renewed...
>
pulled at least one other person out of a blown up car, so Stan might
have made it.
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-<Brian Eirik Coe, Optometrist-in-Training>-
Megalomaniacs...You Gotta Love Us!
"Are you pondering what I'm pondering?" The Brain, Animaniacs
"It's difficult to work in a group when you're omnipotent." Q,"Deja-Q" ST:TNG
Gordon F MacLachlan
Suggestion: Instead of watching the show, have sex and name your child
"The Commish."
Rich Will Powers
Personally, I can't see how anyone can stand to watch that show.
Except maybe to laugh at how bad it is (a la MST3K). It turns my
stomach. The excessive moralizing, the horrible acting (especially
the title character-- blecch!), etc. What an utterly horrid show.
rwp
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"I never will understand humans." -- Spock
"It's so lonely when you don't even know yourself" -- Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Jada C Heflin
>target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
>the show has been renewed...
>
have missed this? What happened??
Jada
"Let me outta here!!"
Robert A. DeLisle
: In article <daveb-110...@elvex36.acns.nwu.edu>,
: threefinger <da...@merle.acns.nwu.edu> wrote:
: >Boy, first they kill off Stan and now the Commish himself will be the
: >target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
: >the show has been renewed...
: >
: Oh no, why didn't somebody tell me? WHen did Stan get killed? How could I
: have missed this? What happened??
His car blew up and I don't see how he could have escaped. He was one of
the best parts of the show. I will miss him. I liked Marisa the first year.
She was his partner. One by one they are replaced.
AAD
Ronald Oakes
Daniel Raeside <ad...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote:
>
>
>In a previous article, da...@merle.acns.nwu.edu (threefinger) says:
>
>>Boy, first they kill off Stan and now the Commish himself will be the
>>target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
>>the show has been renewed...
>>
>>--
>>Three-Finger!
>>"Can anyone here play this game?"--Casey Stengel
>>
>
> Great news!
>
> Ooops. Not Stan being killed off:-) Gee, the character of Stan had
> it rough this past season. First he falls in love with a girl
> who beats up rowdy bar patrons, gets engaged, finds out his fiancee
> is an ex-criminal and then gets dumped. Now he might be dead!
Actually, the thing that bothered me the most about the writers killing off
Stan, is that it probably indicates that the (IMHO) much less worthy Island
City pilot has been picked upt for production next season.
In Island City -- a bad post apocalyptic Sci-Fi drama from PTEN -- the only
vaguely interesting character was the member of the Team that was one of
several cloned "brothers," and I am 90% sure that the actor playing the
role is the actor who plays (plaied) Stan on The Commish.
Ronald B. Oakes
Karen L Lingel
I cant believe they are getting rid of Stan too. Did they ever say
what happened to Carmella (or whatever her name was)?
Robert A. DeLisle
: I cant believe they are getting rid of Stan too. Did they ever say
: what happened to Carmella (or whatever her name was)?
I think her character name was Carmella. Her name is Marisa Hargetay.
She was in a short-lived series before The Commish, Tequila and Bonetti.
She seemed to vanish without a mention between seasons. If anyone knows
anything about this, I hope it will be posted.
I haven't seen her since.
AAD
threefinger
bc...@harp.aix.calpoly.edu (Brian Eirik Coe) wrote:
> In article <daveb-110...@elvex36.acns.nwu.edu>,
> threefinger <da...@merle.acns.nwu.edu> wrote:
> >Boy, first they kill off Stan and now the Commish himself will be the
> >target of a hit man in the season finale. But they can't kill him since
> >the show has been renewed...
> >
> Accually, they may not have killed him off. after all, the Commish has
> pulled at least one other person out of a blown up car, so Stan might
> have made it.
Na, he's dead. The promos for that episode made a big deal about the fact
that "one of these four people (Tony, Rachael, Syd or Stan) would lose
his/her life. Stan is toast.
Richard N Kitchen
In a previous article, r...@crl.com (Robert A. DeLisle) says:
>Karen L Lingel (k...@lns598.lns.cornell.edu) wrote:
>
>: I cant believe they are getting rid of Stan too. Did they ever say
>: what happened to Carmella (or whatever her name was)?
>
>I think her character name was Carmella. Her name is Marisa Hargetay.
Really? Marisa Hargetay is Jayne Mansfield's daughter.
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Rick Kitchen da...@cleveland.freenet.edu
"Cuius testiculos habes, habeas cardia et cerebellum."
--Terry Pratchett, "Small Gods"
Blurb
jac...@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Heather Rogers) writes:
> I think that it's a refreshing hour of entertainment that many people don't
give it
> credit for.
It's different. I mean, here's a hero character who's married (which in
itself is refreshing after all the lone-wolf unmarried heroes and the "dead
girlfriend of the week" syndrome for years and years), and who is nothing more
than a regular schmoe doing his job. He's a very clever regular schmoe with a
wild sense of humor and a great sense of the sarcastic, but he's someone every
one of us can identify with because he's so AVERAGE! Teehee!
Blurb
MacLachlan) writes:
> For God's sake the show is awful . . . (really unpleasant remark not quoted)
That's your opinion, of course, to which you are entitled. I'm just glad
there's still a variety of fare on television and that we're not all subjected
to the same thing. Of course, any show you don't like, you don't have to
watch, but at least allow those of us who do like it our enjoyment. Thank you
very much.
Liz Johnson
> It's different. I mean, here's a hero character who's married (which in
>itself is refreshing after all the lone-wolf unmarried heroes and the "dead
>girlfriend of the week" syndrome for years and years), and who is nothing more
>than a regular schmoe doing his job. He's a very clever regular schmoe with a
>wild sense of humor and a great sense of the sarcastic, but he's someone every
>one of us can identify with because he's so AVERAGE!
I liked the scene in last week's show where he wept while reading
Stan's letter. You don't see that much with any male characters on TV,
but it fit and was appropriate. I really like this show and have
wondered why more people don't talk about it.
Also a question -- was last week the season ender or is there a
conclusion this week?
Thanks.
Liz Johnson
Robert A. DeLisle
: Thanks.
: Liz Johnson
I agree. As far as I know, that was the season finale, a cliffhanger.
I would have preferred that his wife be the character in jeopardy.
He has to come back since it was renewed. He has threatened on several
occasions to leave this job for another. They were even separated by
their jobs. I wonder how the story will change.
AAD
Blurb
ejoh...@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Liz Johnson) writes:
It is refreshing to see a male character shed tears. For so many
years, the leading man had to be SOOOOOO macho. Now they can be
human.
I don't know if that was the last or not. Because of family
'thingies', I missed it.
Sigh.
Have to catch it in reruns, I guess.
Melonie J. Warren-Grossie
resolve the situation.
Melonie J. Warren-Grossie, CPS
Only I would ever take credit for these opinions.