How long did it take this new series to get around to a “D.C. Madam” plot? Episode two. That’s not Scandal-ous, necessary – but it does reek of desperation. I guess, though, if you’re going to give this show a second chance, tonight’s the night. Kerry Washington stars.

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Elan

I really love this show--and I'm not one to give my precious hours to TV. It's fun, engaging, the characters aren't perfect little angels-they each have their quirks. And it's wonderful to have smart writing for a non-traditional leading actress!

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