Here we are 2009. Another holiday season come and gone. A little over a week into the New Year, and already every resolution has been broken. Am I right? But one thing, that has thankfully not been broken, is the Women’s Murder Club spell. The powers of the virtual season to entrance and enthrall are still very much intact, especially in this week ( Read more... )

There is nothing better than a new episode of the Women’s Murder Club Virtual Season Two. Unless, it’s a new, multilayered, action-packed, emotionally-wrought episode of the Women’s Murder Club Virtual Season two. And this week, in Leap of Faith that is exactly what we get. With the last episode of the year, demeter94, for the second time this season, ( Read more... )

This week, in Tempting Fate, WMC second virtual season’s 8th episode and the brainchild of ( Read more... )

Once upon a time, I indulged in a little reverie, and imagined an alternate universe where ABC executives had grown brains and guts. They had hired  Riley LaShea
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This week, I asked myself the following hypothetical.  What if I had a fairy Godmother willing to grant me a wish?  I could either have WMC back on TV, or continue to enjoy the Virtual Season.  The Women’s Murder Club would return on American broadcasting, but I wouldn’t get to see how the virtual season plays out.  I know what you’re thinking. If ( Read more... )

According to Wikipedia, a hiatus can be defined as a period of time where one is on a break or as an interruption in the continuity of a work or series.  In the world of television, and of virtual seasons it is a break of several weeks in scheduling.  For producers and writers, it is a time used to regroup, rejuvenate and ensure that deadlines are ( Read more... )

The first movie that scared me was The Silence of the Lambs, not Carrie, not Halloween, not The Ring not The Grudge - hair growing out of the ceiling and a weird-looking kid making lawn mower sounds, I mean, come on! -  not any movie with ghosts, spirits or monsters. Admittedly, I do not really believe in the paranormal therefore while I may be ( Read more... )

There is no murder case for the Club to solve in Torn Asunder, the third episode of the virtual season, no bad guy for Lindsay to chase.  And yet, the story ( Read more... )

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I’ve expressed my feelings concerning Women’s Murder Club’s cancellation on various forums, ad nauseam.  I don’t want to rehash the whole topic again. Suffices to say, I was bummed. So naturally I found the idea of a virtual season very appealing.

Before the very first episode even aired I was already sold. Finding out who was involved in it ( Read more... )