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Ringer - Season 1

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A young woman who becomes the sole witness to a professional hit flees to New York. She poses as her wealthy twin sister to try and evade them, but soon discovers that her sister has a price on her head as well.
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IGN Movies
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September 13, 2011

There are many layers to peel away, and I think it's an effective way to keep viewers coming back.
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Newsday
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September 13, 2011

It's inert, lackluster and a trifle old-fashioned.
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New York Daily News
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September 13, 2011

Sarah Michelle Gellar returns to TV Tuesday night in a show that could be a lot of soapy fun, but may require more work than some TV viewers will want to put in.
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TV Fanatic
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September 13, 2011

Gellar easily carries off both roles on a drama that possesses an eerie atmosphere and sense of mystery all its own.
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Denver Post
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September 13, 2011

For those within the CW's core audience - the 18-34-year-olds who love Vampire Diaries - Ringer may be the next step.
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E! Online
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September 13, 2011

Watch, watch, watch! While the pilot had a few flaws, we're dying to find out more about the twins' past and present, and Ringer does show some serious potential for greatness.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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September 13, 2011

Splendidly silly.
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Uncle Barky
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September 13, 2011

What it needs is more overall electricity.
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What Culture
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September 13, 2011

Sarah Michelle Gellar's much-anticipated return to the small screen is an out-and-out dud.
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