| Blowing the Hatch | What's the opposite of when a show "Jumps the Shark?" It's the moment it went from good to great, and we call that "Blowing the Hatch." |
| CliqueClack Flashback | Reminiscing about shows of the past. |
| CliqueClack Re-watch | Our Clackers re-watch a TV series and give a new perspective on a beloved show of the past. |
| Comic-Con | Posts covering interviews and anything else TV-related with the San Diego Comic-Con |
| Episode Reviews | TV episode reviews and general clack about them. |
| Giveaways | We do a lot of giveaways here on CliqueClack TV, and here is where you'll find them. TV on DVD and more. |
| Guest Clack | We LOVE having guests write for us. Here's where you can find what they've written. |
| Interviews | Our own interviews with cast members and crew. |
| LiveClack | We semi-regularly run live-blogs and chats, so make sure you check back to see when we've got a new one brewing. |
| OMG/WTF?! Episodes | One-off episode reviews of shows we don't regularly cover, but we've just got to say something this one time. |
| Open Letters | Open letters to the television world, letting them know what we really think. |
| PodClack | Comedian Jay Black joins guests and fellow Clackers for his weekly look at the TV landscape and more. It's the edgy entertainment you've come to expect from the CliqueClack brand - now in audio form! |
| Polls | Too lazy to leave a comment? C'mon, you can at least check a box or two and vote! |
| Previews | We preview new seasons and series before they air, so you'll know if they're worth your time. |
| Quotation Marks | Quotation Marks is a list of the quotes of the week from television. |
| The Virgin Diaries | CliqueClackers watch shows they'd never seen before, starting from season one, chronicling their experiences and opinions. |
| TV on DVD | Posts about new and upcoming releases of your favorite television shows on DVD. |
| What Were They Thinking? | Moments on television where you have to wonder: What were they thinking? |
When Lily and Marshall decide to move to Long Island, the rest of the gang experiences separation anxiety. The Eriksens, however, face another obstacle: a live-in in-law.
Bridget’s return continues to disrupt the crew on their diplomatic mission to Russia, while Maggie and Ted manage to find trouble back in the States.
We finally filled in some of the gaps in Emma’s backstory as she sympathized with Hansel & Gretel who faced going into the foster system.
The sight of Hank getting knocked down by a fellow artist — actor, director, writer, whatever — is nothing new, but I feel like it wasn’t quite as funny seeing someone who looks like Pete Berg punching him in the face. Next time, how about Woody Allen?
Filled with a few fluff stories, but also armed with two interesting plot developments, this week’s installment may have been a bit slow, but at least it kept things moving forward. That counts for something, right?
Season four goes out on a very strong note, leaving me looking forward to season five’s return. They did nearly everything right in this episode, bringing me back to the old days of season one.
‘White Collar’ is returning with its mid-season premiere on Tuesday, January 17th and we are giving away a ‘White Collar’ Leisure Pack to one lucky fan. Enter to win!
