In Plain Sight: Who Shot Jay Arnstein?
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I’ve really been enjoying In Plain Sight so far, even though I haven’t been blogging about it too much. It’s really been getting me jazzed up for the premiere of Burn Notice, which isn’t for another couple of weeks (July 10). I have the first two eps on a screener, but haven’t had the chance to watch it yet (hey – I have two little guys, it happens).
But In Plain Sight has even amused my husband and he HATES Burn Notice. In fact, the summer insult in our house is, “Oh, yeah? At least I don’t watch Burn Notice.”
Anyhow, here’s the official description for tonight’s episode of IPS:
The Feds make a lot of promises in exchange for testimony, not all of them moral, and it’s the Marshals who are stuck with the consequences.When art dealer Jay Arnstein goes into the witness protection program, he asks that his wife, Marci (Sherry Stringfield), be moved with him, as well as his mistress, Kay. The rules force Mary to keep this from Marci, a very sweet woman with whom she has an immediate bond.
Things might have gone on like that forever, but when Jay is shot late one night at the gallery, everyone’s secrets are forced out into the open.
On another show, this would sound stupid. But, somehow, Marshal Mary and Marshal Marshall (I love writing that) should make this enjoyable (10 p.m. Eastern on USA).
Photo courtesy of NBC Universal.
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