Sentences with phrase «police procedural shows»

While the premise of the film sounds like something you might see on any one of the many police procedural shows on television, it has a decidedly different feel than prime time.

It's clear that today even the best language - parsing engines and related algorithms are no match for the old family connectivity trees built out of bright - colored Post-its tacked to the wall, or the white boards that we see every night on the tube in the police procedural shows like Law and Order.

It's a police procedural show.

Not exact matches

Think of a police procedural TV show where a translucent printout showing the DNA of a suspect is lined up against that of the DNA evidence.

This is an okay villain for a police procedural, but for a show about a guy with radar sense it feels lacking.

Believe it or not, the show — if not quite there yet — is bursting with potential, a police procedural with Hannibal Lecter at its core and assurances from the creators that the grisly nature of the eminent psychologists true culinary proclivities won't be secret for too long (though they have said that the reveal will only arrive if the show gets renewed.)

Those who haven't read the source material or watched the trailer might expect something dreary from a show titled Patrick Melrose, possibly a police procedural or a light - hearted rural town drama.

The low - budget, high - energy horror show goes from suspense to shocks and from police procedural to outright gory mayhem without skipping a beat.

The volatile culture of the setting enriches the procedural but it's the partnership of American homicide detective Sonya Cross (Diane Kruger), an obsessive, brilliant, by - the - book cop with borderline Asperger's symptoms, and Chihauhau State Police detective Marco Ruiz (Demian Bichir), a moral cop in an amoral system who latches on to this cross-jurisdictional case because it may allow him to do real police work unencumbered by corrupt bosses, that defines thePolice detective Marco Ruiz (Demian Bichir), a moral cop in an amoral system who latches on to this cross-jurisdictional case because it may allow him to do real police work unencumbered by corrupt bosses, that defines thepolice work unencumbered by corrupt bosses, that defines the show.

Do you think that its more difficult to create suspension of disbelief for an amateur sleuth in a world where we've all been exposed to «CSI» type shows and police procedurals?

On just about every police procedural, you can tell who the main guy is without watching the show, because the casting is a spoiler: just take a look at who is being featured as the «guest» star for that episode.

And the investigation is not necessarily conducted according to the flawless CSI TV show standards we police procedural fans have come to expect.

Other shows at Invisible - Exports, including Stephen Irwin and Genesis Breyer P - orridge, have shocked me more, but only she drew herself and the visitor into a shared performance and police procedural.

The present study utilizes survey data collected from a representative sample of 1,204 Australians to show that the effect of procedural justice on victims» willingness to report crime to police is context specific.

Many of the police procedurals on TV would collapse if they couldn't show the lead characters finding somebody by tracking his / her cellphone signal.

The result is very entertaining, inflammatory, and doubtless sells newspapers but does serious violence to the administration of justice and the presumption of innocence — two principles Ms. Blatchford has shown general disdain for on numerous prior occasions (unless the accused happens to be a police officer in which case she becomes a born - again believer in the Charter and all its myriad procedural rights heretofore known as «technicalities»).

Set in Baltimore — the «murder capital,» as many a character notes — the show begins as a police procedural following a group of detectives hoping to bust one of the biggest drug kingpins in the city.