(Season 1, Episodes 5-10) I can’t believe there’s more than one season of this. Oh, it’s killing me, and I’m only ten episodes in. I’m starting to remember why I didn’t make it past Episode one the first time I tried this series. I’ll toughen up and pull through the rest of this season, but […]
(1/12 – 1/18) No. Not really. In fact, it was the lowest rated premiere the show has ever had. Somehow though, ABC managed to massage those numbers so much that they felt ok producing a promo that called it bigger than ever. It’s lipstick on a pig. DVR, streaming, illicit downloads, no matter what spin […]
(Season 1, episodes 5-10) I wrote earlier about how I’ve gotten over my aversion to potheads and have started watching Weeds. I enjoyed the first part of the season, although there were a few things that bugged me and the first five episodes left me with several questions. I’ve finished the second five episodes of […]
Oh boy, it feels good to have Lost back. I think all of us Losties have been waiting impatiently for our favorite show to get back onto the air since the very moment season four ended. The long wait (about eight months) is finally over. We were treated with two episodes (plus one of those […]
There’s one man reaping all kinds of benefits from reality television. Nah, I’m not talking Ryan Seacrest even though he seems to be everywhere. I think his everywhere bit is fading a tad these days. Nope, I’m not talking Simon Cowell, either. I’m talking about Randy Jackson. Yo, Dawg, check it out — he’s not […]
(Season 3, Episode 2 – “Empire”) Barb is the wife I relate to the most. Maybe she is the wife everybody relates to the most– I don’t know. I adore Margene, but Barb is my favorite. So, I was nervous when she started seeing doctors and having scans to check for a recurrence of cancer. […]
(Season 6, Episode 14 – “The Brush Man”) It was an entirely different world back in 1967. Nowadays it’s rare to have a door-to-door salesman come by the house, with the exception of those dubious magazine subscriptions or religion. But Fuller Brush reigned supreme in 1967 — a quality product line and not just brushes […]
