Raines: Season 1, Episode 1Pilot (15 Mar. 2007)Police Officer Michael Raines investigates the shooting of a young woman who seems to have been living above her means. Director:Frank Darabont |
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Raines: Season 1, Episode 1Pilot (15 Mar. 2007)Police Officer Michael Raines investigates the shooting of a young woman who seems to have been living above her means. Director:Frank Darabont |
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| Jeff Goldblum | ... | ||
| Matt Craven | ... | ||
| Nicole Sullivan | ... | ||
| Linda Park | ... | ||
| Dov Davidoff | ... | ||
| Malik Yoba | ... | ||
| Alexa Davalos | ... |
Sandy Boudreau
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| Valerie Mahaffey | ... |
Arlene
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| Graham Beckel | ... |
Vernon Boudreau
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| Jeff Perry | ... |
Harry Tucker
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| Ryan Hurst | ... |
Marco
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| Ashley Gardner | ... |
Wendy Tucker
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| V.J. Foster | ... |
Anthony Merkin
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| Tracey Walter | ... |
William Jones
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| Paul Scheer | ... |
Motel Clerk
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Michael Raines uses his imagination to "discuss" the case of a murdered young woman with the victim. She was found shot in the back in a parking lot surrounded by cash. Raines soon discovers the woman was a prostitute, but was using her skills to save money to help her mother start a new life. Among the suspects: her possibly abusive father, a private detective she was working with, a man she was possibly having an affair with, (and his wife). Motives might include blackmail, jealousy, greed, or just a random crime.As well as bouncing his ideas off the dead woman, Raines also discusses his ideas with his former partner, who was shot on duty and is no longer with the police force. Written by Ron Kerrigan <mvg@whidbey.com>
I went to Universal Studios two Saturdays ago, and I was fortunate enough to watch this show and paid 15 dollars to do so. Who wouldn't love to see a show with Mr. Jeff Goldblum on it? I loved it. I don't watch Medium nor have I ever seen an episode, but if I did, I suppose I would see similarities between the two. As far as I know, Raines is a bit unique. Jeff Goldblum is detective Raines and every time he is assigned to a case, he sees the victim as a figment of his imagination. The victims talk back to him, but they only know what he knows. And, they will not go away until he solves a case. It's clever, I think. Oh, and the quips are pretty funny.
I think the show will do well.
Jeff Goldblum is amazing. lol.