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Reviews for "Brotherhood"
 littlelotte86
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!!!!!! This review contains spoilers !!!!!!
A local politician you love to hate, and a gangster with a well-known background you hate to love; beautifully wrapped in this new Showtime hit series "Brotherhood". A Rhode Island Irish family with colorful characters and endless story lines is what viewers are most intrigued by. Just when you thought nothing could be better then the previous episode, you're hit automatically with a shocking twist that keep you fully tuned in for episodes to come. So what makes this new TV show so entertaining? Perhaps the terrific casting might be one reason; with Jason Clarke as Tommy Caffee, the State Representative, who just happens to have more family issues then the Kennedy's and always seems to be putting his neck on the line to maintain a good reputation while his brother, Michael Caffee, the Irish mobster played by Jason Isaacs, is constantly stirring up the neighborhood with his inside business.
There really isn't any more room for more talent on this show, as soon as you think that you are once again astounded by the actors and actresses on this series. From mobsters to politicians, housewives to lazy cops... "Brotherhood" is just one show you cannot miss. Even if heavy language, violence, sex and drugs are not your forte... you will forever be addicted to this show mainly because of the brilliant plots that continue each week.
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| Review posted on Saturday, January 13th 2007 9:47 pm |
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