Sue Thomas, l'oeil du FBI

Titre original : Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye

Série télévisée
2002–2005
TV-PG
1h

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L'histoire de la vie et les aventures de Sue Thomas au FBI à Washington.L'histoire de la vie et les aventures de Sue Thomas au FBI à Washington.L'histoire de la vie et les aventures de Sue Thomas au FBI à Washington.

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7,5/10

3 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 4 victoires et 2 nominations au total

Épisodes56

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Anecdotes
Deanne Bray was born mostly deaf and uses a hearing aid. Before acting, she used to teach at a school for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Gaffes
In the pilot episode, the receptionist at the rescue is seen handing Sue paperwork, along with a red leash and collar to indicate that Levi is a service dog. Except for the episode in which Jack and Sue portray newlyweds to catch a terrorist, Levi is never seen wearing the collar, nor is the leash seen.

Citations
Sue Thomas: [She's mad because she acted in commercial without being told that it was to elect a specific congressman] I'm going to go and exercise another one of my rights, that's what I'm going to do.
Bobby Manning: I hope this isn't the one about the right to bear arms.
Jack Hudson: I think her bare hands are going to be enough.

Crédits fous
The on-screen title is actually displayed as "Sue Thomas: F.B.I." but the I is crossed out and the word "Eye" substituted.

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The Eyes have it.

Sue Thomas FBEye is a fascinating show for several reasons: It's FBI drama. (That's always fascinating.) It's got a team setting with often humorous character interaction. It's got a female lead character with special abilities based neither in science fiction nor plastic surgery. ASL is an awesome and complex language. To be able to effectively use it on TV so that hearing viewers can relate to what's going on is a great achievement. Based on real life stories, the female lead seems like a nice lady who'd make a great friend to anybody. There's a hearing-ear dog! (I'm no Lassie fan, but I like Levi.) Great show! Can't wait for the DVD!