It's a TV rule: Lifetime movies are at their best when they feature crazy homicidal types. By 'best' I mean 'most fun'; quality is secondary.
Although "Tallhotblonde" (8 tonight, Lifetime), qualitatively speaking, isn't low rent or anything. But the highlight is the potent creepy/sad/crazy mix that makes it a good, albeit predictable, Saturday night pick.
Based on a true story, the movie follows the adventures of Thomas Montgomery (Garret Dillahunt), a meek and mild-mannered middle-age working class guy and former Marine, married to Carol (Laura San Giacomo) and father of two daughters. Thomas grinds out a routine life; it's not horrid, just mind-numbingly ordinary. Indeed, Thomas' only pleasure is a monthly poker game with work buddies, including much younger Lothario Brian (Brando Eaton).

With one script, NC native Kevin Williamson changed a film genre, revived a veteran director's career and made himself a Hollywood player.
With "Brothers and Sisters" now placed in a happy home, we move on to lighter fare.
But you know what? Because our TV knowledge is vast and deep, we know the man behind "Scrubs," Bill Lawrence is the man behind "Cougar Town," and we have a "Scrubs" DVD...