I must say however that I'm slightly doubtful about Still Life's plot. Since Six Feet Under, regular appearance of Dead characters has become very common, and it's not always treated with talent. I recently saw the first 4 episodes of Rescue Me, for example, and the hero's conversations with his dead cousin were really déjà vu... I mean, I love death and the trauma that the death of a family member causes, and it pains me to see that these subjects have become... fashionable.
But well, if Inara's the series, I can understand that it's a shame the series never was.
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I must say however that I'm slightly doubtful about Still Life's plot. Since Six Feet Under, regular appearance of Dead characters has become very common, and it's not always treated with talent. I recently saw the first 4 episodes of Rescue Me, for example, and the hero's conversations with his dead cousin were really déjà vu...
I mean, I love death and the trauma that the death of a family member causes, and it pains me to see that these subjects have become... fashionable.
But well, if Inara's the series, I can understand that it's a shame the series never was.