Initially, "NBC's rivals may have the advantage," Mr. Rash predicted, as Mr. Leno faces dramas on ABC and CBS like "CSI: Miami," "The Mentalist" and "Private Practice".
Do Sudan and Chad not also face drama that is comparable to what is happening in Libya?" Poles were well aware of the need to protect innocent people from violent dictators, said the former Solidarity activist, because "we have experienced it ourselves, in the flesh.
Not so colour-blind Keynes in reverse Time to fold No crib for a bed Gently does it Obama, the worried warrior ReprintsOther states face similar dramas.
But in the last year, after leading Dior out of the wilderness of the mid-'90s, when the brand was dowdy and overlicensed, and achieving revenues of more than $800 million, Toledano found himself facing several dramas.
The series, which centered on a Broadway production, had to face original dramas on ABC and CBS for the first time and it mainly retained its audience, dropping only a tenth of a point from its performance the week before, to a 2.3 rating in the 18-49 category; it lost less than half a million total viewers.
And as much as the obstacles facing adult dramas have created additional challenges for the independent film market, the exceptional new spine-chiller "The Witch" is proof that, with positive and accurate buzz, target audiences will respond.
If such a rule prompted Academy members to look beyond po-faced dramas and include more comedies and blockbusters, so much the better.
Electronic trading maybe sleeker and faster, but the openoutcry system with its face-to-face drama and longstanding traditions definitely hasmore visual appeal.
What Showtime promised was an in-your-face drama told from the perspectives of gay people, no apologies, no straight characters serving as go-betweens.
Along with Mark Ravenhill's Shopping and Fucking, Sarah Kane's Blasted, Jez Butterworth's Mojo and Jonathan Harvey's Beautiful Thing, Dealer's Choice heralded the dawn of a loose dramatic movement which earned the title "in-yer-face" drama.
These scenes have a majestically tense theatricality, and, at the same time, the director transfigures aspects of the closed-door and face-to-face drama with vast, romantic, eerie, and haunted cityscapes that raise the action to a high symbolic pitch.
