Maybe it’s because I have British friends so this becomes ten times more hilarious, maybe it’s because I’m enchanted by John Oliver’s dimples, or maybe it’s just that I find it so gosh-darn adorable when other countries try to have scandals, but I thought that last night’s second segment on the Daily Show was beyond […]
With the upfronts behind us, we now know what the face of Fall TV is going to look like. Am I the only one who’s reaction was a big, “meh?” That’s not to say that there’s not a lot of new shows to be excited about. Glee in particular looks outstanding, and I’m also looking […]
I just watched Blossom for the first time since it went off the air in 1995, when I was 14 years old. For whatever reason, it was never really syndicated, so I couldn’t relive my childhood through it the way I’ve done with shows like Saved by the Bell or Full House. Of course, I […]
A few months back, I took cursor to digital paper and wrote an ode to shows that I’ve lost over the years. With yet another network television season complete, I believe it’s time to revisit that list, and add an addendum cataloging the massacre that accompanies the close of each season. For all of you […]
Fringe wrapped up its first season in fine form last week. I’ll miss it sorely until it returns … whenever it returns. I’ll especially miss that crazy, lovable mad scientist, Walter Bishop. To amuse myself, I’ve put together a few factoids about how Walter compares – or doesn’t compare – to another favorite mad scientist, Dr. Clayton Forrester […]
(Season 2, Episodes 11-13) Six Feet Under has been heavy from the get go, particularly the first few episodes, but the end of this second season has been rough. I have to say, though, that it has also been really, really excellent. For a while there, things seemed to be just sort of trucking along. […]
Okay, weren’t the last 5 minutes or so of 90210‘s season finale pretty hilarious? Actually, the whole episode kind of was, what with the Wilsons getting accidentally high and Adrianna’s fever dream involving Brenda and a dragon. But the last 5, Carrie-esque minutes with Annie? Priceless. The entire 90210 finale was filled with boring, yet […]
