
Here's the bad news: I didn't love the first installment of TNT's
"The Company" the way
I expected to. The two-hour segment, which airs tonight, seemed a bit jumbled, covering a lot of ground without a good hook to pull me in. The good news is that there was enough compelling content in the first episode that I'm still planning to check out the other two.
Broadly speaking, "The Company" tells the story of the CIA in the Cold War.

Sure, on the surface, I'm a pop culture-obsessed, concert-going, movie-watching maven. But behind it all, I'm really just a nerdy, somewhat spy-obsessed gal. So TNT's new miniseries,
"The Company," easily earned a spot on my
list of reasons to keep the TV on this summer.
Jul 17 2007 - 2:18pm by
Molly

Chris O'Donnell was looking almost as dreamy as his Circle of Friends/Mad Love days last night at a screening of his new TNT miniseries The Company in LA. Chris hasn't had excellent luck on TV series in recent years (either written off or all together canceled), but I do love seeing those baby blues back on the small screen. This new show which premieres August 5, is produced by Ridley Scott and
centers around the double lives of Cold War Era CIA agents.