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My Own Worst Enemy: The Complete Series

1 rating: 5.0

A movie directed by Adam Kane, Bryan Spicer, David Semel, David Straiton, and Frederick King Keller

Henry (Christian Slater) is a middle-class efficiency expert living a humdrum life in the suburbs with his wife, kids, dog, and a minivan. Edward (Slater) is an operative who speaks 13 languages, runs a four-minute mile, and is trained to kill. The one … see full wiki

Tags: Tv Shows, Drama Tv Shows, Tv Drama

Cast: Christian Slater, Taylor Lautner, Saffron Burrows, Mike O'Malley, Mädchen Amick

Director: Bryan Spicer, David Straiton, David Semel, Frederick King Keller, Adam Kane

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Very well done, engaging show

Sep 18, 2010

by comdet

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I really enjoyed this show. It started off a bit slow - I was lukewarm about the first couple of episodes, but by the 4th episode it really hit its stride. A lot more character development than is typically seen in the spy vs. spy genre, and it grapples with the always interesting concept of the inherent duality in everyone. But, there's also a lot of action (with excellent production values) and tech so it can be enjoyed on that level as well.

As you know, the series was cancelled, so it ends with a non-resolved cliffhanger. Still, it's well worth getting especially if you're a Christian Slater fan. His performance as "both" the stars of the show is excellent, and the supporting cast is also quite good (for the most part - a couple of the performances are just adequate).

It's a shame that this was cancelled - I would absolutely love to see another season! But, even though the storyline does not have a resoultion, it can still be enjoyed.

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