‘Caprica’ returned last week, and the results leave us questioning how long the show can remain a part of the new Syfy. Over on the networks, there are still a few new shows (‘The Event’, ‘The Defenders’, ‘Detroit 187′) looking to find their levels.
There’s a rumor that we may see Bruce Springsteen make an appearance on ‘Glee’ this season. I’m all a-shiver! Me and the Boss go way back….
It’s another slow-ish week on Wisteria Lane, so while we patiently wait for the Paul Young story to kick into gear, there is at least one thing to keep tuning in for each week: Vanessa Williams.
The teams spend another leg of the race in Ghana, and some teams excel while the heat takes its toll on others. And this week, we learn an important lesson in reading clues.
If you haven’t seen this episode of ‘Dexter’ yet, just you wait for that final scene. For something like that to occur so soon in the season, we’re in for a bumpy ride.
Usually the ends justify the means for Allison, but when Lee takes that attitude toward his police work, she quickly changes her tune.
Religion and sex make their mark this week as we realize a so-so television season can still bring out the funny (and controversial) lines to remember.
I’m shocked that the viewership numbers for the current season of ‘The Apprentice’ are as low as they are. Don’t you love drama, intrigue, suspense, comedy, and harassment (to name just a few)? Donald Trump has got it all!
‘Merlin’ has gone from light, frivolous episodes back to where it’s best — dark, plotty, and thought-provoking. As in, provoking actual thoughts, and not just about how pretty shirtless men are.
If you never saw SyFy’s Stephen King-inspired series, here’s your chance to change your mind. Carissa and I review the finale and give you a mini-intro. We promise. It doesn’t suck. (Anymore).
