September 17th 2007
NBC Fighting To Survive With Life
“Life Was His Sentence, Life is What He Got Back!” with this sentence authors described NB NOTE TO SELF: Remember the time of the simple storylines like: 
C’s new crime drama Life. The show follows police detective Charlie Crews, played by British actor Damian Lewis, who was wrongfully convicted to life sentence for triple homicide, spent twelve years in jail before he was exonerated. During his stay in prison he turns to Zen teachings to keep his sanity (?). This Zen practice took so good that he doesn’t even mind when his friend/business manager/ex-convict runs his new Bentley over with a tractor; and as a special bonus Zen practice allows him to talk to dogs and probably other farm animals. Not really sure about the farm animals, but we’ll see, I hope he does. OK, enough sarcasm, even with all the Zen aspects, this is actually a quite good show; as far as I can tell from watching only one episode. The performances are really good, Damian Lewis is excellent portraying convict/policemen, and his partner Dani Reese played by Sarah Shahi, to me an unknown actress, is believable as detective/drug addict. The cast is strengthened by Adam Arkin who portrays Ted Early, Crews’ business manager/white-collar ex-convict. Before I write another slash and turn poor people who read this blog off this show, I’ll finish this post. Just watch it; it has potential as long as they don’t take the Zen aspect of the show too far.
Here’s the story of a lovely lady
Who was bringing up three very lovely girls.
All of them had hair of gold, like their mother,
The youngest one in curls.
Here’s the store, of a man named Brady,
Who was busy with three boys of his own,
They were four men, living all together,
Yet they were all alone.
Till the one day when the lady met this fellow
And they knew it was much more than a hunch,
That this group would somehow form a family.
That’s the way we all became the Brady Bunch.
The Brady Bunch,
That’s the way we all became the Brady Bunch.
The Brady Bunch.






















