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A Lifetime Roundup
It’s the week of Comic-Con and I’ve got stuff to do. It sounds to me like it’s time for everyone to learn a few lessons about life, taught by the network who took that as their name. That’s right. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged A Deadly Adoption, A Sister's Nightmare, Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy, Amish Grace, An Amish Murder, Anna Nicole, Big Driver, Blue Seduction, Blue-Eyed Butcher, Death Clique, Drew Peterson: Untouchable, Driven Underground, Flowers in the Attic, Foreclosed, Gone Missing, Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever, If There Be Thorns, In God's Country, Into Dangerous Territory, Jim Henson's Turkey Hollow, Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret, Killing Daddy, Lifetime, Lifetime Theater, Lizzie Borden Took an Ax, Mother May I Sleep With Danger, No One Would Tell, On Strike for Christmas, Petals on the Wind, Playdate, PopFan, Seeds of Yesterday, Talhotblond, The Assault, The Bad Son, The Craigslist Killer, The Nightmare Nanny, The Wife He Met Online, Virtual Lies
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A Lifetime Roundup
It’s the week after Comic-Con and I’m still recovering. It sounds to me like it’s time for everyone to learn a few lessons about life, taught by the network who took that as their name. That’s right. It’s time for … Continue reading
Posted in Projected Pixels and Emulsion
Tagged A Deadly Adoption, Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy, An Amish Murder, Anna Nicole, Big Driver, Blue-Eyed Butcher, Death Clique, Drew Peterson: Untouchable, Flowers in the Attic, Foreclosed, Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever, If There Be Thorns, Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret, Lessons, Lifetime, Lifetime network, Lifetime Theater, Lizzie Borden Took an Ax, On Strike for Christmas, Petals on the Wind, Playdate, PopFan, Talhotblond, The Bad Son, The Craigslist Killer, the lizzie borden chronicles, The Nightmare Nanny
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Lifetime Theater: The Bad Son
Lifetime movies have an admirable economy of action. The twin constraints of budget and time force them into a predetermined box and yet, most of the movies I have profiled managed to pack in at least one subplot alongside the … Continue reading
Posted in Projected Pixels and Emulsion
Tagged Ben Cotton, Catherine Dent, creepy families, Lifetime Theater, The Bad Son
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The Satellite Show 