(Season 3, Episode 4 – “Gavin Volure”) The parade of guest stars continued this week with Steve Martin. The constant stream of “big names” isn’t getting to me yet, but I can feel it starting. Just a break of a week or two would make a big difference, I think, but I won’t complain. For […]

(Season 2, Episode 9 – “Badge Bunny”) We need some CliqueClack groupies. Maybe call them ‘Clique Cuties’ because both men and women can be cute. These ‘Clique Cuties’ could follow us all around, date us, share us amongst the others in the group, and get to know every single intimate detail about our lives. It […]

(Season 8, Episode 10, “Bride”) “Why do these terrible things keep happening all around us?” – Lois Last week‘s warning that Doomsday was coming came to fruition in the final 2008 episode of The CW’s Smallville. Doomsday officially arrived, thanks to the increased budgets for Sweeps episodes! Sweeps also means surprise guest stars … so […]

(Season 17, Episode 10 – “Nothing Tastes Better Than Five Hundred Dollars”) Who knew that after seventeen seasons, Survivor would still be able to be this entertaining? I won’t spoil anything before the jump, which means I won’t say much before the jump. That’s mainly because all the fun to be had in this episode […]

8:00p/7:00 Central Doomsday crashes the wedding of Chloe and Jimmy on The CW’s Smallville. Betty and Marc compete against one another to move up from assistant on ABC’s Ugly Betty. Over on CBS’s Survivor: Gabon, a castaway considers abandoning his/her alliance to save their own skin. This week, FOX launches the night with the new […]

Clearly, something is wrong with Pushing Daisies. Ratings are in the toilet, and it’s looking like a longshot to even make it into 2009. It’s already off of ABC’s mid-season schedule and hasn’t had a “back nine” or “back two” or “throw us another script” order yet. It may never get one. So what happened? […]

(Season 4, Episode 10 – “The Passenger in the Oven) Airplane episodes are always good watching when it comes to television. Not only does it confine the characters to a smaller space than they’re used to, but it also allows for some MacGyver-esque ingenuity on their part as well. The results are normally more entertaining […]