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This is not my work, but is
sort of related to the TV
round-up theme. Eliza Coupe
is now known as the star of
"Happy Endings," but about
five years ago she starred
in an HBO series, "12 Miles
of Bad Road," which never
aired. HBO sunk $21 million
into six episodes, then took
a look at them, decided not
to air any of them, and blew
the whole project off.
Here's Wikipedia's
summary of the debacle.
IMDb wrote:
"Following word that HBO had
been disappointed with all
six episodes of 12 Miles of
Bad Road already shot and
had therefore decided not to
air the series, the
producers have taken Road on
the road. Daily Variety
reported today (Thursday)
that executive producers
Linda Bloodworth Thomason
and Harry Thomason have sent
copies of the six episodes
to newspaper critics,
including Variety, in hopes
that 'some critical
reassurance might prompt
[HBO] to reconsider their
decision ... or at least
help us move the show to a
more receptive environment.'
However, in an interview
with Variety, Bloodworth
Thomason acknowledged that
persuading another cable or
broadcast network to take
over the show would prove
difficult. 'It's so
tremendously expensive
[reportedly $3.6 million per
episode]. We designed it for
HBO. There are few places in
which it will work.'"
Some critics loved the show
while others were scabrous.
Slate's
article about the show
was probably the most
comprehensive review,
covering both the background
for HBO's decision and the
contents of the show itself.
I suppose we don't much care
about any of that except
that Eliza Coupe bared her
butt in one episode. Here's
the vid, with samples
below.
Kim Dickens also did a brief
topless scene. We have run
this video before, but here
it is again, in case
you missed it last April.
Sample below:
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* Yellow
asterisk:
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
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Maskerade
(2010)
Maskerade is a
horror thriler about two
university students named
Jennifer and Evan, who are
long term lovers. Evan
decides to give Jennifer
an extra special birthday
present, an old house that
they could do up and sell
for a handsome profit.
This house turns out to
have a past that doesn't
want to go away. The
former lady of the house
was killed when she tried
to sacrifice a child. Her
son also seemed to have
been killed, but it
becomes clear that he is
very much alive, deformed
and demented. He thinks
that he can get a normal
face by tearing off
someone else's and
performing a homemade face
transplant. Yeah, good
luck with that. When
Jennifer and Evan invite
their friends to help fix
up the house, and the
friends get up to various
sexcapades, the deformed
son goes on a face-hunting
rampage.
So, who's going to survive
the weekend and who's
going to have their face
cut off?
Maskerade is a stock
standard horror film,
nothing special, but not
bad. It does love the
gruesome stuff. Some of
the slayings are
particularly nasty and the
cutting off of people's
faces not much better. So,
if you like your gory
killings, this film has a
few for you.
"Bikie Wars"
more
nudity in episode 2
Karly
Crick-Bermingham,
Shavaya Huskinson and
Courtney Watts
Lauren
Clair
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