Soon enough a client comes in – a single mom with a teenage son who required recurring heart surgeries or could undergo a surgery that would or could provide a permanent solution. However, in the pilot, for most of the first 15 minutes, we got mostly a lot of bickering, and busted game plans between them, and a failed pitch to a corporate biggie played by Ron Rifkin. Which means we won’t have to suspend disbelief to think of them as brothers. The leads, Christian Slater and Steve Zahn bear a similar look and size. But the meat and potatoes will be a new case each week that requires a good old arm twisting – only with out the physical twisting. Okay, as this is a broadcast network offering, we can expect a few trailing subplots involving ex-wives, ex-girl friends, money issues and so forth. But it still boils down to fooling somebody. The show will toss in a more than a few scientific terms, or more accurately psychiatric/psychological buzz words like memory activation or adrenalized implimentation. It’s all about misdirection and manipulation and lets not forget dirty tricks with borderline illegality.
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If you haven’t checked it out yet – think of TV fare like Leverage, or Psych, or in more cinematic terms – Mind Games settles in somewhere between Jedi magic Tricks ( Star Wars) and Mission Impossible – only without the light-swords, interplanetary travel, C3PO, Glocks, fast cars, and so far, we’ve not seen any latex masks. If you’ve checked out the pilot which aired on Tuesday night (Feb 25th), then you have a pretty good sense of the show. Which really means that they will tweak the situations, based on their own nearly sixty years of studying human behavior. The brothers believe that people’s decisions are influenced by their environment in ways they’re haven’t considered. The net effect is that their clients get the results they want or need, and the problem has found a solution.
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They specialize, as they describe it, in getting people to change their minds without them having any idea that they been manipulated – or in the parlance of the show – mind games have been run on them without them knowing it.ĪBC itself says: a little bit of science, a dash of con-artistry, plus a smattering of Jedi mind tricks, enable brothers Ross and Clark Edwards to tailor a plan to influence any life-altering situation. They have opened a business called Edwards & Associates. What is it that they will do is the question that’s probably forming, right?
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Starring Christian Slater and Steve Zahn, the series is about two brothers, one Clark Edwards (Zahn) is a bi-polar ex-college professor, and the other, Ross Edwards (Slater), is an ex-con who did a two-year stint in a minimum security federal lock-up for securities fraud. In addition to Shamoon Abbasi, the upcoming series stars Emmad Irfani, Kanza Razzaq and Sana Fakhar in key roles.Mind Games is a new ABC-TV series. “But keeping in mind the censorship, not all of the matters could have been highlighted,” the veteran actor added.
However, Abbasi shared that the plot of Mind Games is very desi and gives a detailed insight on money laundering activities in Pakistan. “But it is made on international standards with PG-R category it has strong language, violence and sex scenes which make it impossible to run on any local platform.”
“Netflix has yet to give me a confirmation on officially accepting the project,” he informed in a recent interview. Written by Inaam Shah, according to Shamoon Abbasi, the web series might make it to Netflix. Partially based on real life events, Mind Games is a project of Picture Wala Productions and is being directed by Farhan Tajammul. One of the recent additions to the list is Shamoon Abbasi-starrer action thriller Mind Games that will highlight the issue of money laundering done via supermodels in the local entertainment industry. With Pakistani content creators venturing into the world of web series, multiple productions are in the works that are expected to release later this year.
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