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Chris Haddock (writer)
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28 November 2005 (Canada)
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A spy scandal erupts after a Vancouver drug smuggler (Tracey) acquires sensitive information about a local drug squad and tries to cut a deal for himself. full summary | add synopsis
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5 nominations
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Finally... Canadian TV that kicks ass
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Ian Tracey | ... | Jimmy Reardon |
 | Klea Scott | ... | Mary Spalding |
 | John Cassini | ... | Ronnie Delmonico |
| Matt Frewer | ... | Ted Altman |
| Bernie Coulson | ... | Michael Reardon |
 | Camille Sullivan | ... | Francine Reardon |
| Chris William Martin | ... | Damon Horvath |
 | Michael Rawlins | ... | Adam Spalding (as Michael Anthony Rawlins) |
| Darcy Laurie | ... | Bob Tremblay |
| Sophie Hough | ... | Stella Reardon |
 | Eugene Lipinski | ... | Martin |
 | Andrew Airlie | ... | Don Fraser |
 | Sabrina Grdevich | ... | Maxine Reardon |
 | Michael Eklund | ... | Rene Desjardins |
 | Lorena Gale | ... | Nathan |
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Ireland:97 min (including commercials)
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Followed by "Intelligence" (2006)
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Just Don't Blame Me Tonight
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It seems like every new show on television is some crime-related, CSI-inspired, Oceans Eleven rip-off. I was thinking about this earlier today before I'd even heard about 'Intelligence'.
I just viewed the 2-hour pilot. As far as Canadian TV goes (actually as American TV, or even as far as movies go) this is good. Better than good. It's real. It's near-perfect. It's about time.
If the series continues to be anywhere near the calibre of the pilot, this show should have a good run, and find a dedicated audience in more than just Canada.
While there were "cliffhanger" moments at every turn, they weren't the unbelievable kind you find in most American shows (see Prison Break, CSI Wherever, Without A Trace). There were no far-fetched plot devices, no heavy-handed jingoistic elements, no "super-heroes", and no unrealistic special effects or sets (ex: the ridiculously blue-lit CSI work environment) to make up for a lack of substance.
The acting of the incarcerated brother was somewhat weak and annoying (yet maybe that just made it more "real"), but other than that, the cast was solid.
It's not often that TV (Canadian, American, or other) gets this good, if it ever has. Intelligence lives up to its name.