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NBC Wednesday night lineup – Clacking the dream

When you consider the fact that I’m evaluating 29 years of programming options on one night and one network, it’s kind of surprising to hit a complete wall. Granted a lot of that has to do with my unfamiliarity with some older shows, but you have to figure that I’ve been up on this stuff […]

by Aryeh S.

Men of a Certain Age – CliqueClack preview

A preview of the new TNT series Men of a Certain Age, starring Ray Romano, Scott Bakula, and Andre Braugher. Men of a Certain Age is a show about three college friends who’ve reached middle age. Each of their stories is unique, and yet each one is also identifiable. The show type is actually one that’s generally about women, an observation I made to my wife that was reinforced by Scott Bakula in his interview. He said it’s unusual to have three guys standing around, talking about life, without a dead body on the table, or them being cops, lawyers, or doctors. But just because it’s a first doesn’t mean it doesn’t work — it works extremely well, and I’m really happy that this show came together.

by Aryeh S.

Quotation Marks – Suicide, bat caves, TV gigs and beards

Last week was a great week on television in general, which means that it was a great week for quotes. Between the suicide on House, Scott Bakula guest-starring on Chuck and Portia De Rossi just being awesome on Better off Ted, there were a lot of hilarious lines. These are some of our favorites from […]

by Kona Gallagher

Chuck – One misstep for fatherhood, one giant leap for Chuck

Who knew? Did you? I’m gonna be honest with you, I totally didn’t see the “twist” coming in the latest episode of NBC’s Chuck until they told us. And I guess I should have. Sure, you could say “that’s a helluva coincidence,” or rather you could realize that maybe there’s less coincidences than usual. I […]

by Jason Hughes

Notable computers on TV, from Omnitrix to Earth

Computers are my life. Well, a big part of it anyway. And since you’re reading this, chances are they’re a big part of your life too. We use them for work, school, play and everything in between. Then again, you could be someone’s technically unaware grandma who found this printed out on some crumpled up […]

by Keith McDuffee

How to survive TV’s hiatus

Breathe. I know it’s been a long time since your favorite shows have been on, but you’re going to be OK. I’m sure of it. Well, almost sure, but since this post is about thinking positive, go back to that breathing thing. If you are feeling that emptiness in the pit of your heart, that […]

by Debbie McDuffee
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