LITERAL Queen of everything that is good and true in this world, Jennifer López, continues to prove haters and #Love?rs alike that she remains an A list actor by giving NBC their most watch Thursday debut in 7 years. Shades of Blue, which marks the first primetime show lead by a Puerto Rican since Jennifer's old series Hotel Malibu in 1994, was watched by over 8 million people last night. The pilot was directed by acclaimed Barry Levinson who is also an executive producer along with the leading star and Ryan Secreast.
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Ratings: @JLo's @nbcshadesofblue Is Most-Watched @NBC Thursday Debut in 7 Years #Shadesof... https://t.co/iIl8OXj91Cpic.twitter.com/MZX3WgNjgH
— TheWrap (@TheWrap) January 8, 2016'Shades of Blue' reminds us that Jennifer Lopez can be a serious actress https://t.co/iE03YkcBop
— Bethonie Butler (@bethoniebutler) January 7, 2016Jennifer Lopez and Ray Liotta enforce the law from the dark side in NBC's 'Shades of Blue' https://t.co/zoaPBG9t4o
— LAT Entertainment (@latimesent) January 7, 2016Toasting to J.Lo's TV career after the #ShadesofBlue premiere? Our review https://t.co/FBoTD1uuXTpic.twitter.com/QMhHICFn8m
— Yahoo TV (@YahooTV) January 8, 2016Here's what our @MsMelissaMaerz thought of #ShadesOfBlue: https://t.co/kDKDMh2lA3pic.twitter.com/Pu7hpzTOye
— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) January 7, 2016👮 @JLo's @NBCshadesofblue is worth the watch -- not because JLO is in it! 👮 https://t.co/samPlsgFX9pic.twitter.com/fblvUC20Fo
— VH1 (@VH1) January 8, 2016sourcesourcesourcesourcesourcesource
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