Every week brother and sister team Bob and Debbie take on a new topic. This week we discuss NBC’s new show Grimm — how it’s doing, where it could be going and if we’re enjoying the ride.
FX’s ‘American Horror Story’ completed its first season last week, and fans will be happy to learn that it was already picked up for a second season some time ago. What you may not know, though, is that next season is going to look a lot different that the first. And I dig that. A lot.
The holidays dealt a crushing blow to the network schedules last week, leaving only five hours of new scripted programming on all five broadcast networks combined. Over on cable, it was season finale time for ‘American Horror Story’, ‘The League’, ‘Dexter’, and ‘Homeland’.
It wouldn’t be Christmas around the CliqueClack offices without our parody carols. Here’s my humble submission for 2011.
The Cramps’ influences were far and wide and even delved into the Yule season. Some of their favorites are featured in this week’s ‘MusiClack’ …
Hopefully you readers will enjoy this poem too. This year Deb and Keith decided to write something rife with some inside humor, in appreciation of our incredible writers (who we’re counting on being thick-skinned).
The last release of the year includes ‘Archer,’ ‘The Borgias,’ ‘Shameless,’ ‘Jersey Shore,’ ’60 Minutes,’ ‘Todd Margaret,’ ‘Himawari,’ ‘Eden of the East,’ ‘Slayers,’ ‘D. Gray-man,’ ‘Heroic Age,’ ‘Dino Dan,’ ‘Peanuts,’ ‘Looney Tunes,’ and ‘Dora.’
My pony, Josh Krajcik, finished a respectable second on this first season of ‘The X Factor’ on Fox. I knew he probably would. Still, a girl can hope, can’t she?
The final three gave it their all (or at least what they could) in pursuit of winning the five million dollar prize on the finals of The X Factor tonight. So, who do you think won? Only the votes will tell us now. And goodness knows the results may not be what’s expected.
Is the current television season halfway through, or does it still have halfway to go? That’s my attempt at applying the glass half full/half empty concept to a television season. But with most shows on hiatus, I figured this was a good time to look back at the half-season that was.
