Sooo, Jon & Kate. Don’t know if you’ve heard much about them since their show took a hiatus back in June. You know, other than reports about Jon’s new girlfriend, Jon’s other new girlfriend, Jon’s new place, Kate’s new place, Jon’s constant thoughts about his children, and, of course, the growth of Jon’s balls after […]

Summer reruns are starting to wind down, in favor of original programming. You have new episodes of Burn Notice, Royal Pains, and So You Think You Can Dance. If watching shows you’ve already seen is more your style though, there are still some pretty good offerings. At 8:00 on NBC, why not make it an […]

I’ve never read the Dostoevsky novel to which Teddy Rist (James Purefoy) referred in this week’s episode, but if “The Double” is as dense as “Crime and Punishment” (been there), or “The Brothers Karamazov” (done that), it’ll have to wait. What I do know, however, is that Dean didn’t quite fit the bill of doppelganger. […]

I’m looking right at you, friend. Dark Blue is our Leverage; we’re the counter-culture here at CliqueClack, and we must rage against the machine. Is it perfect? No, of course not. Week three gave us a third case, open and shut. It’s not only an unsustainable structure for the show, it’s also not quite as […]

Earlier this week, AMC put out a very cool little web application that allows you to “Mad Men yourself.” It’s a lot like the South Park and Simpsons ones that went around years ago, only now you can make yourself all retro-like. It even allows you to make icons of the character you create to […]

(Season Two, Episodes 1 – 3) So, last week I lied to you. I told you I was done with taking a look back at the beginning of House. Then, I realized as much as I liked the show, there was no good reason I could come up with for not rushing out to Target […]

I try to balance my choices for Webisode Clack between the extremes of harder to find independent shows and the well publicized network tie-ins. This week we have a double-shot featuring two very different shows, from Sundance and IFC, that fall somewhere in the middle. One of them, The Captive, is a sci-fi thriller. The […]