I — enthusiastically — thought we’d seen the last of Gabe last season when Andy told Jo about Gabe’s psycho reaction to Andy and Erin’s friendship. He may not have uttered a word last night, but the only acceptable answer for his return will be if he is, in fact, the Scranton Strangler.
The complex first outing of ‘Person Of Interest’ left me feeling it might have a tough go at finding an audience. Jam-packing so much into the premiere episode was a big gamble.
Seems you can’t swing anything without hitting Gordon Ramsay lately. The guy’s all over the place! Even on this week’s CommercialClack.
Let’s answer a burning transatlantic question the only way I know how – using sitcoms
It didn’t take long for Comcast to get members of the E! family on NBC, but will Whitney Cummings be able to make it on a major network in her own show?
In the second installment of ‘Heart of Archness,’ would-be Pirate King Archer learns a crucial lesson: always read the manual. Particularly if it’s a pirate king orientation manual. Meanwhile, Malory cries, Pam ends up naked, and we somehow all win.
The auditions continue on ‘The X Factor,’ and I just have to say … some people are just so clueless. This begs the question; how do you not know when you’re really bad at something?
You’d think Cassie would have an opportunity to get settled before Faye tried to set her on fire again. Like mother, like daughter, as the parents of Chance Harbor play for keeps.
This week, I say how I really feel about Charlie. Plus, we mourn the loss of rum ham … and celebrate it’s miraculous resurrection.
It’s gritty and messy, but that’s where its charm lies. With Maria Bello helming the lead, this procedural is going to be a fun ride.
