So here’s the deal: Most of the writers for CliqueClack have other jobs. Some of us have day jobs, while others freelance for different sites (I know, the idea that anyone here could write for another site probably just Blew. Your. Mind.). One of the sites that I write for is called Medium Dreams. It […]
It’s the happiest night of the week: Glee night! Which means song, dance, and pure, unadulterated awesome. Tonight we’re looking forward to the boys of the glee club versus the girls in a mash-up performance competition, plus some adult love stories that are bound to get pretty complicated when a jealous Terri takes a job […]
You may have noticed that we’ve had a few chat / live-blog posts here the past few weeks. We call them both a “chat” and a “live-blog” because the system we use, CoverItLive, is more of a live-blogging platform than a chat interface, but so far it’s worked very well for us. The attendance for […]
I’m still thinking about Thursday night’s TV. Partially because it took me until yesterday to finish watching all of it, and partially because it made me cry. Twice. For the sake of full disclosure I should admit that it’s around that time of the month where I’m feeling a little more weepy than usual. (Other […]
Lot’s of people have told me that I would love Carnivale. I think a lot of folks know about my Twin Peaks obsession and felt that Carnivale had the same type of bizarre supernatural feeling that the classic cult soap had. Also, Michael J. Anderson was in both shows, though in very different capacities. He […]
[Spoiler alert] My esteemed colleague Deb McDuffee buys that Chase really killed Dibala, (the mass murdering f*ck played by the always-marvelous James Earl Jones) on House this week. Oh no no no. It was Cameron. And this is how they are going to get rid of Jennifer Morrison. It makes perfect sense: Cameron was told […]
After this week’s episode of Heroes, I started thinking about the first season, reminiscing about how good it was. One of the things that struck me was that in season one there was direction. There were goals (“save the cheerleader, save the world”), there were definite, clear cut villains (Sylar), and there was promise of […]
