D.C. (2000– ) |
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D.C. (2000– ) |
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| Jacinda Barrett | ... |
Finley Scott
(7 episodes, 2000)
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| Mark-Paul Gosselaar | ... |
Pete Komisky
(7 episodes, 2000)
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| Kristanna Loken | ... |
Sarah Logan
(7 episodes, 2000)
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| Gabriel Olds | ... |
Mason Scott
(7 episodes, 2000)
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| Daniel Sunjata | ... |
Lewis Freeman
(7 episodes, 2000)
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| John Benjamin Hickey | ... |
Rob
(4 episodes, 2000)
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| Kenneth Welsh | ... |
Neil
(3 episodes, 2000)
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| Daniel McDonald | ... |
Dryder
(3 episodes, 2000)
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As someone who has lived in DC since 1991 and is a few years older than the show's characters, I have to say this show is so bad it's good. There ARE 22-year-olds here as delusionally high on themselves as the people on this show, so I found it hilarious. It's kind of a "90210" in DC -- complete with fraternal twins. I particularly liked the episode where Lewis is defending his cousin in court -- Daniel Sunjata is a realistic actor and he handled this script well, he had to play every emotion for that role. Mark-Paul Gosselaar is amusing as Pete Komisky -- he seemed to be playing a sexually active Zack Morris though. This was the one show that made DC seem exciting for young people to live and work in (which it is) -- all other DC-based shows are staid political dramas involving the president. It is refreshing to see a show all about DC that barely spoke of the White House and instead about all the other people that make up this city, and it acknowledged it has a high rate of shootings, etc. It had potential -- sorry to see it go!!