Name: Murder Book
Genre: Drama
Duration: 42 min
Rating: 5.7
Cast: Alexandra Breckenridge, Josh Brolin, Charles Griffin

Murder Book (2005) is an unaired pilot episode for a television series that never happened and I only watched it because Antoine Fuqua directed it and the episode was pretty mediocre.

Positives for Murder Book (2005): The episode does a fine job at introducing you to the plot of this now dead television series. You have a good cast led by Josh Brolin and Alexandra Breckenridge. The episode has a decent pace to it. And finally, I watched this pilot episode for free on YouTube.

Negatives for Murder Book (2005): The story feels generic with the execution. It feels like a generic cop show that we got nowadays. And finally, there isn't a hoof to the episode that says the show needed to be made and it got cancelled.

Overall, Murder Book (2005) is a mediocre pilot episode to a television series that would be pretty generic to watch.

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