An identical twin premise on the CW's "Ringer" meant a double dose of Sarah Michelle Gellar, but the return of that former vampire slayer to television was mostly met with a ratings shrug.
After learning that her twin factual premises for the Iraqi war were false, and that the prospect of making Iraq a bellwether democracy in the Arab Middle East was delusional, Ms. Clinton refused to advocate an end to our military engagement there to avoid new Capt.
The high-concept gimmick at the heart of Ms. Sittenfeld's new novel, "Sisterland," is the premise of twin sisters who have strange psychic powers that enable them to foresee the future.
Moreover, GWA data generally confirm the basic premise of the twin method that MZ twins are genetically identical and DZ twins are 50% similar on average (Visscher et al., 2006).
Elaborating on the twin-sisters-in-peril premise without descending into camp may prove to be too much of a challenge for the producers, but Ms. Gellar deserves our indulgence, at least for a few weeks.
The show's entire premise is based around the hoary twin trope, as Maslany gets to play a fleet of different characters, often in the same scene.
Each establishing shot finds a way to capture the location in this eerie, unsettling way (very reminiscent of the New York City shots in "Twin Peaks: The Return") that elevates every scene actually inside the premises.
A shipyard-schematic backdrop underscores the rough-hewed atmosphere, as do twin scaffolds where Davy and Geordie lunch, high above the 300-acre factory premises.
Not expecting much, I was happy to find spotless premises, a smallish room with a real double bed (not twins pushed together), pretty Provençal print curtains and a bathroom with a shower stall and toilet.
Taubman's conviction and the civil suits were premised on a six-year scheme to fix commissions at the tony twin towers of the auction game.
