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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Assassination of a High School President

Now, I've seen some Bruce Willis shows that I didn't care for...this was not one of them. Granted, Mr. Willis was not one of the main characters, but for me, he carried a good part of the show.

This was actually a very interesting show. I really enjoyed the way there was a modern, more of a grown up twist on this story set in a private Catholic school.

Sometimes somenof the best shows never make it to the theaters. Sometimes.
Posted by Jeremy English at 8:40 PM

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