Killer Women 1.4

• Really disappointing.


• Really bad.


• So stupid, it would work as a parody and provoke as many laughs.


• The hypnosis scene was laugh-put-loud funny.


• The main character twice blundered stupidly into peril in a way that ruins her credibility with the viewing audience. She seems nothing like the lead on Justified, and more like the bimbos on Charlie’s Angels.


• This whole storyline seemed insulting and demeaning to women.


• I was rather enjoying this show, but I think this will be my last episode.


• Awful. 2/10

Killer Women 1.3

Peyton McDavitt . Easily the best episode so far, with a very enjoyable story. A much better story than either of the previous episodes had. Watching Tricia Helfer move on screen does something to me, I freely admit, but my infatuation with her beauty is not my main reason for watching this light drama. Honest!! It’s a fun show. Light and breezy. In many ways it’s a throwback to a bygone era or Aaron Spelling cop shows like Vega$ or Matt Houston. And Helfer is a great lead. She has the acting chops to carry a much weightier show than this, but for the (brief) time that this lasts I’m gonna tune in every week and enjoy the sight of her swaying hips. Sigh. 9/10

Killer Women 1.2

Melora Hardin . The show looks like Justified, but it’s really just another Castle-type show, with a murder at the start and a bunch of suspects to interview . This week’s case-of-the-week is silly, but fun. Kinda enjoying this. And the show is trying to have a woman’s perspective, which is something. 8/10

Killer Women 1.1

Nadine Velazquez. Nothing we haven’t seen before. But it’s great to see Tricia Helfer back on TV and the pilot was fun. 8/10