Deception, was a riveting series which wanted you to turn in and watch more. The concept of this show was great. NBC did a big injustice canceling it. I think the concept should have another run only different format and venue. The actors on Deception were great. Tate Donovan and Wes Brown were fantastic. The role of Julian Bowers (Wes Brown) was able to show a side of him that I never seen. I can't decide whether he was a "Playboy" or a "Walk on The Wild Side" . Either way he played it great. He has an edge to these type of roles. So I think he claimed Julian as his own. The acting in this series was pivotal and very rewarding to the viewers and fans. The teaming up of Julian and Joanna (Meagan Good) was smart. The chemistry between these two were undeniable. Lyratrol (drug) seemed to be the driving force behind Julian to succeed. As it turned out it was a good drug, after eliminating bad publicity. But in that spotlight showed a vulnerable side to Julian. Well we all know who killed Vivian. The show tried to pull process of elimination, but I think the bigger game was not to have Joanna's identity found out. Joanna seemed to be the calming force who could calm Julian. So they belong together. Tate Donovan (Edward) made this role very exciting and a hands on approach. So the teaming up of Tate Donovan and Wes Brown would be worth looking at. The abrupt ending of Deception left a lot of unanswered questions. What happened to Katherine, what did she die from? The deaths begin and end with Robert. Brenda
