bala

Well that was one hell of a wedding bawl but that bride caused that but seriously on the day of the wedding you decided do that in the toilets. Finding out who was responsible was rather tricky and it's good thing they video footage otherwise they would figure it out.

codebreaker

Don sending Steve to pull over Mackie's new man was a disaster and them spoiling the cops game of cards was amusing but what Rob did to the bride and then Vicky was diabolical and he got what he deserved but it's a shame it was only a broken leg

bala

Well Abby's surprise birthday was interesting but having both her boyfriends turn up at party was priceless. So she shot the wrong man and i am glad it wasn't the priest

codebreaker

John's mother killing the priest was sad considering it was her husband who abused him and Abby's surprise birthday was amusing

bala

This was good episode and what a good thing she had a gun to protect herself. That what one awful haze just because you resented the recruit's father was awful she didn't deserve to be put in the hospital.

bala

What a great season finale and it will be interesting to see who Abby chooses . It's a good thing the wife woke up otherwise they would arrested her husband

codebreaker

The so called hazing at a the police-recruitment academy was diabolical but going after his daughter because of her father was sad and it was a good job Sheila had the gun but what a woos Gus was being scared to take one more step

codebreaker

I liked what Danny said about getting back in the game but Abby must love have two men competing for her attention and the Kowalski's catching the killer was great but Abby going in the lift and delivering the baby was amusing

codebreaker

This has now been added to Realplayer site

codebreaker

Lifetime has canceled first-year drama series "Against the Wall."
With only 1.6 million viewers tuning in weekly for the 13-episode run, the femme-skewing cabler believed the show didn't have much of a future going forward.

Skein, from creator Annie Brunner and Universal Cable Prods., starred Rachael Carpani as a Chicago cop who joins the department's internal affairs division. Co-stars included Treat Williams, Kathy Baker and Andrew Walker.

"Against the Wall" drew only 1.8 million for its premiere episode July 31, with "Drop Dead Divas" as a lead-in.

Lifetime, under the helm of Nancy Dubuc, has ordered a handful of pilots recently, including the Renee Zellweger-produced "Cinnamon Girl," Eric Stoltz and Ally Sheedy in "Modern Love," and Neve Campbell in "Sworn to Silence," which will run as a telepic.

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118047322?refCatId=4154

kellemanske

nooooo, who did she choose?