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en It's incredibly exhausting. This show is a very high-octane show. By the end of the night, I am in a complete sweat.

en The show was incredibly difficult to produce with someone well-known. Tara was involved in every minute, and it was an exhausting production. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor.

en The show does have a loyal audience following it. Creatively, the show is incredibly strong. In terms of deciding what we're going to do from this point, we'll look at the show and decide by May.

en It's a very high-octane show with a pace that we've never seen in the 'Law & Order' shows before -- very kinetic, and very young, ... I don't want any assumptions (by the viewer) that it needed to adhere to the 'Law & Order' conventions.

en It's a very high-octane show with a pace that we've never seen in the `Law & Order' shows before -- very kinetic, and very young, ... I don't want any assumptions (by the viewer) that it needed to adhere to the `Law & Order' conventions.

en It's a very high-octane show with a pace that we've never seen in the Law & Order shows before — very kinetic, and very young, ... I don't want any assumptions (by the viewer) that it needed to adhere to the Law & Order conventions.

en James, ... is a guy who runs on high octane. He's a fighter jet; he burns the fuel fast and furious, and he plays so big and so fast that if an edge does come off, it's a big relief. You just have to show a bit of experience and keep hitting your shots.

en It was an easy decision to make. The show continues to grow creatively, and Jimmy is at the top of his game right now, delivering a hilarious show night after night.

en [A ghostly side note: Soldier boy Miller played a Lucifer-like character in the final two episodes of Joan of Arcadia. Coincidence?] I do find it strangely poetic, ... that a character who shows up on a show about God to play something kind of satanic winds up in the very last two episodes of that show, and then appears in the show that replaces that show on its exact time and night the following season.

en It is incredibly important for us to have plans in hand, so we can show what type of space there will be, the design of the rooms, the visual appeal. We can shout from the highest mountaintop that we're expanding, but unless we have something to show, it's hard to sell it.

en This 10-day tour of seven nations will show the opposite is true. We want to show that the dirty war was a complete lie, and that there are other governments willing to support us.

en Strategy shifts have to begin night by night, show by show. I don't think you can transform yourself in a season.

en show an almost complete absence of competition with high and rigid prices.

en We went through 46 pages of drill in less than four days. There is a lot to do. We want to have the show complete by then. We can work out the kinks as you move along. You can also keep enhancing the show and making things better.

en We took the visual style of the show from wardrobe to sets to lighting to photography to the tone of the show, and we gave it a complete overhaul,


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