Display title | Without a Trace |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Another show (2002-2009) from the CSI-SVU school of "let's focus on a lesser-known faction of the criminal investigation world"; Without a Trace one takes a look at the FBI's missing persons unit. It's hip and gritty and hyper-edited like its contemporaries, with a similar focus on the cases rather than investigators; it sets itself apart, however, by having a more emotional interest in the cases than procedural, which is greatly helped by a top-drawer performance from Anthony LaPaglia. |