Monday, November 17, 2014



PD and former BJ television critic Mark Dawidziak was the harshest critic of Katherine Heigl’s new drama series, “State of Affairs,” which premiered Monday, Nov. 17 on NBC.

Spit out Mark, in a Mark Twain kind of humor that he does so well: "How can you hate anything that's this funny?" (And not in a good way.)

This happened on the weekly “TV Coast to Coast” national blogcast that included host Kristi Turnquist of The Oregonian and Vicki Hyman of the New Jersey Star Ledger. 

Vicki settled for “a thriller that’s not that thrilling.” Kristi trolled into tepid.

Heigl has been floundering since leaving the well-regarded “Grey’s Anatomy” role as Dr. Izzy Stevens for her big leap into movies. First she got “Knocked Up,” then did some films that nobody remembers.

Unforunately, Alfre Woodard, a damn good actress, is trapped in this loser, as the U.S. President to Heigl’s feisty CIA analyst. 

Apparently, Heigl is no Claire Danes, who is soaring into the stratosphere with her “Homeland” series role.


To read the story about Mark and his weekly blogcast partners in crime, click on http://www.nola.com/tv/index.ssf/2014/11/state_of_affairs_tv_coast_to_c.html

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