Geesh. Does Michael Westen ever get a moment’s peace? Hah, never! Such is the life of a spy guy. Burn Notice ended its summer run in typical explosive fashion last night. Surprise, surprise, Mike’s status with the Agency is still in limbo; thanks in large part to him icing the sleazy Strickler, and Diego being […]
NBC is reminding us that despite their general and persistent suckitude, Thursday nights this fall are going to be kind of amazing. No more of that Kath & Kim bullshit– just a lot of funny shows, one right after the other. Also, Criss Angel is a Douche Bag. Enjoy. NBC is just showing 30 Rock, […]
There aren’t too many shows these days where I anxiously await a new season of episodes. In fact, I can count them on one hand. There’s Doctor Who, Chuck, Eureka, Big Bang Theory, and … wait for it … Psych. Out of all of these, Psych is probably the first on my list. So, thank the […]
(Season 2, Episodes 1-4) Lots of big cases, and lots of questionable ethical, and legal, maneuvering. I’m amazed that Bobby (Dylan McDermott) hasn’t gotten his ticket pulled yet, or at least been suspended. His firm seems bent on breaking the law, a pretty broad step away from the traditional bending that most law firms on […]
This one is totally on Jaimie (Nicki Aycox); I think Dean (Logan Marshall-Green) actually likes her, and that he was nothing more than something to amuse her while she was on a break with boyfriend, Scott (Noah Bean). Now, I don’t see their attraction, or the evolution of their relationship in any way, shape, or form, […]
(Season Two, Episodes Four, Five, and Six) I had a short conversation with Julia last night about the stereotypes that show up on House (immediately following the smack-down I received in our … er … “conversation” about politics in network television). Each of the doctor’s on House’s team fit a common archetype: a Florence Nightingale, […]
Today’s era of webisodes can be categorized in a number of ways. Some are connected to TV shows like Heroes and Battlestar Galactica. Others are series that are basically a big “Screw you!” to the current state of television. And then there are those that are aired on the Internet as a test bed for a potential […]
Ten years ago, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire graced the US airwaves. It marked the beginning of an avalanche of reality programming that started from across the Pacific (including Dancing with the Stars, and that beast American Idol). It was a downright phenomenon, capturing the attention of nation. Unfortunately, ABC bashed America over the […]
After being asked if he heard anything Hardison was saying to him, Eliot retorts: “You’re explaining how you’re still a virgin?” in response to the steady stream of geek talk Eliot was just subjected to I’m watching this episode with an extra pair of eyes tonight — did you see Dean Devlin’s tweet? Somewhere, in […]
Due to a combination of lax parental oversight and just being kind of a weird kid, I spent what would now be called my “tween” years in a weird horror phase. From the age of about 9-12, or so, I rented every single Friday the 13th movie, every Alfred Hitchcock movie I could get my […]
