"Touch" Safety in Numbers (TV Episode 2012) Poster

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(2012)

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10/10
Lost revisited but cool show!
jackson-281-7236211 February 2012
I really liked the show a lot. It is a lot like the show lost in how it shows how our lives are really intertwined with each other. My only concern is how they will keep the story moving forward.

I am excited to see Roxana Brusso, Sheri Strepling in the show! I love this actress! Very pretty and an awesome raspy voice, very unique! She has been in some really good shows such as Southland(which also has Lucy Liu and Regina King, both great actresses as well) and Dirty Sexy Money.

I did hate that Kiefer's character getting sucker punched so easily after watching years of Jack Bauer kicking ass but oh well. :-)

Great show!

Jackson H
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3/10
Flight attendant subplot far more interesting than rest of show
Townlander24 March 2012
What is the story about the flight attendant? She was easily the liveliest, most appealing and most interesting character in the show, not to mention that she's a girl-next-door stunner. Who was that actress? None of the cast photos on IMDb look like her, and the Fox website's sampling of photos and clips from the show ignore her and that whole subplot. My theory: the producers saw the final cut and realized they had a big problem: a minor character was far more compelling than their stars, so they had to bury information about her!

The story itself was interesting, but only in a this-is-so-dumb-that-I'm-wasting-my-time- on-this sort of way. The boy, though cute, was as intriguing as drying paint. The supposed pattern of numbers made no sense whatsoever. (Does it even matter to today's crop of writers, who graduated from an American K-16 education devoid of serious content?) The stereotypes were galling: the awkward Foreign Man, the Russian Mafioso, the social worker with boundless empathy, and -- worst of all -- the "magic Negro", a painful trope as marinated in racism as the Noble Savage of years ago.

BUT -- just who was that flight attendant!
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