7 seasons were there of the mentalist.
7 seasons were there of the mentalist.
how many seasons of the mentalist were there?
7
tikvesh’s fiercest rival is fk vardar negotino. the matches between the two clubs are known as the winegrowers derby, and they are keenly contested affairs with considerable pride at stake that goes far beyond football. the derby is an inter-town rivalry, with the two towns of kavadarci and negotino just 10 km (6 miles) apart.the derby is seldom played because in many seasons the two clubs have played in separate divisions of the league system, however, whenever played the derby attracts bumper crowds with passionate atmosphere. in many seasons tikvesh have enjoyed being in a superior division to their neighbours, and statistically are by far the more successful of the two clubs who have still not faced each other in the macedonian first league. despite numerous previous "friendly" encounters, the first official league meeting between the clubs took place on 22 march 1953 in negotino, which ended in a 1–1 draw. the highest scoring winegrowers league derby was played in 1961–62 when tikvesh won 6–4 in an exciting ding-dong battle, while biggest win is tikvesh's 5–0 victory in 1973–74.
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the first season of "the mentalist" received mostly positive reviews, with critics being divided on the procedural format, but praising the performance of simon baker. on rotten tomatoes, season one had an overall rating of 53% from 19 critics, with the consensus saying, "the setup and episodic storytelling is far from original, but "the mentalist" distinguishes itself from other procedurals mostly due to the talents of simon baker." on metacritic, season one has a score of 65/100, indicating "generally favorable reviews". robert bianco of "usa today" felt the pilot episode lacked in originality, but praised baker, saying, ""the mentalist" may be a copy, but it's a well-done copy sparked by an actor who has come into his own as a tv star." matthew gilbert of "the boston globe" said, "the cbs show has very little dramatic heft or distinction, but it's wily and brisk enough to engage you for an hour." gilbert also praised the chemistry between baker and tunney, but criticized the crime cases, feeling they were predictable and at times uninteresting. mary mcnamara of "the los angeles times" praised baker as "virtually irresistible" and said, "...psychological sleight of hand can't fill an hour every week. for that you need complicated, interesting crimes and complicated, interesting characters solving them. "the mentalist" seems prepared to deliver just that."
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