You voted for your favorite female crime fighter … did your pick make the finals? Check for yourself below, then vote for your favorite from the top four finalists.
I can’t explain just how lovely the first third of last night’s episode was for me. Suuuuunny days.
Well, I didn’t like the pilot of Mr. Sunshine, but this week was different. Matthew Perry’s character isn’t as hateful, but the show’s still not funny.
Where’s my drama button? ‘Cause ‘Idol’ was full of it during Hollywood Group Week. Lots of bad, lots of tears, lots of good old fashioned television escape.
‘Survivor: Redemption Island’ gets off to a great start with a cool new twist, the return of Boston Rob and Russell, and some strong personalities.
‘Off the Map’ continues to improve, building a complete set of characters. In the first six episodes, though, one has begun to stand out above the rest.
In my final interview in the ‘Fairly Legal’ set visit series, Michael Sardo talks about all things legal mediation, ‘Fairly Legal’, and his decision to hire Michael Trucco.
I loved how Alicia stayed on the defamation case from afar. First with the Wi-Fi signal, and then the conference call with Owen interrupting. And her standing on top of the car for better reception was hilarious!
Do you love or hate the comedy set in a Mumbai call center? Here is one Indian American’s opinion. It’s not the Indian characters that need work, it’s the non-Indians.
Is it something about McGee that attracts psychos who are looking to use him and abuse him? Because this isn’t the first time that McGee’s “crush” has turned out to be the bad guy. Does his innocent face scream “Take advantage of me?” … maybe.
