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In Plain Sight: Season One Movie Streaming

Lundi, août 30th, 2010
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Movie Title: In Plain Sight: Season One
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Hopefully, Mary McCormack reads her Amazon.com reviews. IN PLAIN SIGHT is the kind of intelligent comedy-drama that commercial TV should be producing, but can’t or won’t.

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The life story of U.S. Marshal Mary Shannon who works for the U.S. Witness Protection Program (WITSEC), as told through her encounters with her colleagues and various “clients,” IN PLAIN SIGHT’s storylines are multidimensional and complex. So are the characters.

Mary is a tough, competent, and sharp-witted woman with ice in her professional veins. She’s also nostalgic, emotional and warm, dedicated to friernds, family and the witnesses under her charge, and is committment-phobic. She drives a junkbox. She has a non-boyfriend who loves her. She may or may not love him, but she sleeps with him. She has a brilliant partner named Marshall Mann who loves her. She clearly loves him. They’d each take a bullet for the other. She doesn’t sleep with him, but she’s apparently jealous of his involvements with other women.

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Mary has a mother (named Jinx) and a sister (named Brandi) with a combined bimbo quotient of over 250 and revolving doors on their bedrooms, who are both likeable and surprisingly innocent, and deeply wounded, and love her very much. They live with her. They don’t work. She supports them. For their protection she has a cover as a low-level courier. They can’t understand why she’s wasting her life, and criticize her for not meeting a man as they leaf through this month’s issue of Cosmo.

At work she’s barbed and her emotions and moods change faster than the tides. She has a boss. He respects her. Despite titles, she’s very definitely in charge. She argues vociferously with the law and order ADA who can’t stand the fact that her witnesses are often career criminals with a lifetime pardon. His name is Bob Dershowitz. He’s African-American. Nobody can figure that out, even Dershowitz.

Mary’s private life isn’t exactly a mess, but its far less clear-cut than her professional life, or would be, if she’d stop caring about her charges so much. But, as she says in so many words, she’s one part secret agent, one part mother, one part confessor, one part friend, one part cop. A woman of many parts.

Mary McCormack was made for this role. “Not exactly petite” (as Mary Shannon is described), Ms. McCormack exudes a sense of self-confidence and solidity on camera, and imbues her character with layer upon layer of personality. This is a great acting job, because Mary McCormack brings Mary Shannon to life in full-color, sometimes conflicted and contradictory. She’s also incredibly sexy, which doesn’t seem to fit, but it does. Thank God. A competent professional, a warm caring person, and a sexual human being. Television has finally discovered a real woman.

YES!!!

I didn’t catch onto this series until the first season was already over, but have been enjoying reruns on the USA network and Sleuth. And I have been anticipating the release of this series on DVD ever since. The characters are well developed, full of the flaws which accompany us all on life’s path, and for the most part are very likable. That said, the over-the-top dysfunctional antics of Mom and Sis DO get old, and I find Jinx’s character to be a waste of the talents of Leslie Ann Warren. She is absolutely the queen of quirky, but of all the characters, her storylines are the least entertaining, and in fact, bring down the entire show a notch. If I get tired of this series, this will be the reason for it. Mary certainly has dysfunctions of her own, but she at least, appears to be able to learn along the way. I’d like to see the dysfunction toned down. If these characters can all grow a bit, then I believe this series could have a long and successful run.

The interaction between Mary McCormack and Fred Weller’s characters is especially delightful; it’s the jewel of this series, and without it, I’m not sure how successful this show would be. What with his encyclopaedic knowledge of all things arcane and quirky, and his perfectly dry, straight-man delivery, he and Mary have a delightful kind of chemistry you don’t see too often. In fact, I feel he really should have equal billing to Mary McCormack.

The Witness Protection aspect of the story makes for somewhat unusual storylines, which are MORE than welcome, and the show is well written. All in all, it adds up to a lot of fun. And as an extra bonus for me, it’s filmed in Northern New Mexico, my favorite place in the world. What more could I ask for?
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