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Californication – Spotting a tranny hooker from a mile away

I’ll admit I did not spot the tranny hooker even as he sat in the backseat next to Charlie, but I’d say Charlie’s first line of defense should have been to not try and trade on being a “detective” in exchange for free oral sex. Sounds kind of simple, no?

by Aryeh S.

Hawaii Five-0 – Scott Caan polishes that awards shelf

This week’s ‘Hawaii Five-0′ was decidedly run-of-the-mill … but at least it should garner Scott Caan another award nomination.

by Brittany Frederick

Smash – What an opening night

NBC’s new drama has been getting a lot of hype for months now. Was it worth it? I certainly thought so. Now we’ll see if the viewers agree.

by Brittany Frederick

Castle and Beckett fall in love … in 1947, that is

The crew of ‘Castle’ takes a trip back to 1947 to solve a case. I loved each of the characters taking on different roles … and Tamala Jones has got some pipes!

by Ivey West

HIMYM’s non-linear mastery provides for a brilliant episode

When ‘How I Met Your Mother’ steps up to the plate and takes a swing at a non-linear story like this one, they often hit it out of the park. ‘The Burning Beekeeper’ is another example of that excellence.

by Ivey West

House – Was it really nobody’s fault?

The depth with which the characters on ‘House’ are mined never ceases to amaze me. They’ve managed to show incredible character growth in a definitive ass and have it be believable, while exploring the way House effects all the other characters on the show. But they’ve never done it quite like this before. …

by Debbie McDuffee

Have I betrayed my people? – Monthly Musings

Why didn’t last year’s shows with African-American leads do well? Could I have done something to support them? Were ‘Undercovers,’ ‘Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior’ and ‘HawthoRNe’ really that bad?

by An Nicholson