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[graculus]

Oh please. I know television is often the land of the sparsely-brained, but surely any police officer capable of the higher brain functioning necessary to drive a car on finding a container labelled 'biohazard - medical waste' just isn't just going to a) pick it up with his bare hands, thus contaminating the evidence, and b) open it and look inside?

This entry was brought to you courtesy of the US pilot episode of Eleventh Hour.

Comments

[siluria]

Any police officer who intends on remaining in service for any length of time would obey rule #1 - stand back and let the experts deal with it! Sounds like the show got off to a good start :/

[graculus.livejournal.com]

I had the first two eps, watched the pilot and was so 'meh' at the end of it all that I couldn't be bothered with ep2. Never a good sign. ;)

[siluria]

Not a good sign at all, usually if I have two eps downloaded I'll at least try the second. Nevermind, it doesn't sound like any great loss.

[sfulton229.livejournal.com]

It's not getting any better but it's in a great time slot here in the US so it may be around for a while.

[graculus.livejournal.com]

Well, I guess if the various incarnations of CSI can have people who happily contaminate crime scenes on a regular basis in a multitude of ways, this minor indiscretion won't rock the boat.

I had the first two eps, watched the pilot and couldn't be bothered with ep2...

[sfulton229.livejournal.com]

Actually, the show comes on after CSI:original flavor so it will have to lose a huge amount of viewers to get canceled. The second episode was even more stupid; 8 year old boys were dying of heart attacks in a small town in Georgia. The killer was
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