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© A&E Network Credit Craig Mathew This was a pretty “clean” episode by my estimate. No strange scenes interjected by writers who may have won bets in an office pool. Minimal Akani involvement. There is also a new level of chaos that has been creeping in a little more each episode – have you noticed it? It’s the demand put on William for a relationship with his wife, his daughter, his son. If you really want some background on issues William is facing as a recovering addict, do some Googling on 12-step programs for addicts and/or alcoholics. Most 12-step programs […]

Submitted By KiKi Vanderhousen There are so many sides to the drug world, if you viewed it from above, it would look more like an octagon, than a triangle or square. In the second episode of The Cleaner, viewers got a glimpse of several sides – drug mule, distributor, user/mule. Websters defines “naiveté” as “the quality or state of being naive.” You could count on both hands the people who fit that profile in the Ragdolls episode. I would have to say I had more than 2 or 3 views of the drug world in my time. Yet when it […]

Submitted by KiKi Vanderhousen I, along with many others, watched the much anticipated premiere of The Cleaner. I, along with many others, was not disappointed. From what I’ve seen on the AETV.com community boards, comments have been favorable. And it’s the comments from the public, the people who actually watch the show, that will determine the success of the show. Judging by what the critics have to say, some say yah, some say nay. Read some of their pieces and you’d think they watched all of 10 minutes of a screener and no more. Thank “God” I’m more three dimensional […]