User:DebPerro/High Heel Samurai
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High Heel Samurai is an online broadcast-quality television series filmed in the Boston area, with a New England cast and music from local bands. The web series was created by Chip Perro and Rick Perro in 2006, who are both experienced Martial Artists, and the story is about four intelligent women who run a fighting competition in Boston. The series was developed to fit the formatting of a conventional one hour television program. Each episode is divided into six acts (or webisodes) and one webisode is uploaded weekly to the High Heel Samurai website at 11:59 PM on Wednesday nights. The series premier was on May 30, 2007, and season one consists of 7 episodes, or 42 webisodes, and season two has 12 episodes, or 72 webisodes. New programming for season two will continue through April 2010.
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[edit]Boston Magazine, September 2008, Julie Onufrak who reports that "the drama is surprisingly engaging" Network TV may never combine Sex in the City with The Next Karate Kid (you know the one with Hilary Swank), but for some reason the internet has decided that it's a swell idea. This locally produced e-show, whose new season launches on 9/3, follows four women who dine together, swap dating advice, and then rumble in an underground-fighting ring in the dark alleys of Boston.
Black Hole Online, Reviews by Ronda Roberts, http://www.blackholeonline.com/Articles2/A2_August_2008/ReviewHHS_20080801.html
Boston Globe August 25, 2007, WebWatch: High Heel Samurai
Coolidge Corners Theatre premier http://www.coolidge.org/node/1456
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