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CBS has announced the first new series of the network's fall 2009 class: cop drama (shocker!) The Bridge.
The Eye has ordered 13 episodes of the procedural drama, which focuses on a charismatic union leader who is simultaneously battling criminals on the street while facing down corruption within the ranks of his own department. The show stars Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica, Smallville), Paul Popowich (Angela's Eyes), Inga Cadranel (Rent-a-Goalie) and two-time Emmy winner Stuart Margolin (The Rockford Files).
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Battlestar Galactica continues to fall apart while Kara Thrace (Katee Sackhoff) continues to struggle with finding her rotting corpse on Earth. Things look hopeless for the ragtag team and we now learn that Starbuck has been acting as Cag in pursuit of "any inhabitable rock." None of this stops democracy from moving forward, however, as we discover a Six (Tricia Helfer) has been elected to the new Quorum! And they're hellbent on having Boomer (Grace Park) executed for treason. Adama (Edward James Olmos) has his own issues with her given she attempted to assassinate him and Tyrol (Aaron Douglas) finds his old feelings for her resurfacing over the news. So let's see where this week's episode of Battlestar Galactica is taking us... Samuel Anders (Michael Trucco) is still in a coma, but even the doctor is confused by the readings of his brain activity. Poor Chief Tyrol is torn by the news about Boomer,
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Looks like Chief Galen Tyrol is up to his neck in corruption and bad influences, and it ain’t the killer cyborg from outer space kind. Check out the extended, minute and a half preview for Aaron Douglas’ new cop show, The Bridge. You know, I like the fact that Douglas is the star here, and not some pretty boy. Hope the show works out, if just because Tyrol was always my favorite character on BSG, and I didn’t have a whole lot of favorites on that show to begin with. It is the role of the police to protect society - but who is there to protect them? The police union has become powerless against the politically-motivated police department and street cop Frank Leo (Aaron Douglas) is sick of it. By popular vote Frank becomes president of the 8000 strong police union but makes many powerful enemies in the department along the way.
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