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13 June 2001 (USA)
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Show Killers: Lindsay Price and other suspects
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The Cleaner Will Premiere Its Second Season on June 23rd
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Too intelligent for people who think *Survivor* was good TV.
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(Series Cast Summary - 14 of 17) | Hrach Titizian | ... | Computer Tech Steve Jordan (6 episodes, 2001) |
 | Gary Werntz | ... | Harry (5 episodes, 2001) |
 | Michael Reilly Burke | ... | Jeremy Anglade (4 episodes, 2001) |
 | Ian Paul Cassidy | ... | Ryan Brown (4 episodes, 2001) |
 | Mark Pellegrino | ... | Bobby James / ... (3 episodes, 2001) |
 | Sulo Williams | ... | WNS Tech Marco (3 episodes, 2001) |
 | Layla Alexander | ... | Lydia (2 episodes, 2001) |
 | Idalis DeLeon | ... | Sylvia (2 episodes, 2001) |
| Peter J. Lucas | ... | Zloti (2 episodes, 2001) |
 | Kelly McNair | ... | Julie (2 episodes, 2001) |
 | Ilya Melnikoff | (2 episodes, 2001) | |
| Valeri Nikolayev | (2 episodes, 2001) | |
| Kario Salem | (2 episodes, 2001) | |
 | Dennis Weaver | ... | Walter McFadden (2 episodes, 2001) |
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*The Beast* never had a chance on network television. Set the viewer down inside the studio of a cutting-edge CNN-like television station, and let us see how its inhabitants live and work by following them around with a handheld camera everywhere but to the restroom. Give us current news, like the brush-wars in small countries no one can find on a map, and have a couple of our reporters detained for interrogation. Add a killer with possible connections to the TV station. Show us how the tech people work behind the scenes. Throw in a - horrors! - interracial love story, and your show is destined to be axed after a handful of episodes. The scripting was brilliant, the acting crisp, the production values edgy, the characters fully-realized and appealing, warts and all. The weekly dilemma between what constitutes good reporting and when it's necessary to sacrifice reportorial objectivity to save people's lives was thought-provoking, the kind of thing you carry away from the hour and ruminate on the next day, and the next. A TV show that asks viewers to *think*? Didn't you guys realize that would doom you to failure?