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Here is a full list of all the shows returning this fall and when they return! ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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“No Ordinary Family” premiers on September 28th on ABC, but I got a sneak peak. My feel thoughts are posted below. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I know the show returned a good 10 episodes ago, but it’s actually BACK. Last week’s episode, which involved body switching and math theorems wasn’t just funny, it was smart. In fact I’d go as far as listing it in my top five favorite episodes of all time. If you’ve not tried the show since it was resurrected now is the time to do so because it’s completely worth it!
The 12 minute Epilogue for “LOST” leaked online over the weekend and I totally watched it! I have a complete summary as well as my thoughts and impressions after the break. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
HBO’s President of Programing said yesterday that the long on going series has been given the axe. It will wrap next season with a shortned episode allotment and will possibly be book ended by a feature film. After the creepy meeting between comic book legend Stan Lee and porn star Sahsa Grey I can’t find any reason to defend why the show should stay on air.
Anyone else bummed by this year’s Shark Week? There are only six new specials this year and none of them star any of Discovery Channel Stars. Of course I am excited to checkout Craig Ferguson’s special tonight, but otherwise it’s a very disappointing Shark Week.
The pic above is Discovery Channel’s head quarters in Silver Spring, MD decorated for Shark Week.
“Weeds” returns on August 16th, but I was able to watch a screener of the premiere this past weekend. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Have you ever seen “X-Files” or “Fringe?” Then you know exactly what “Haven” is like. The only difference is that it takes itself way too seriously and isn’t quirky or fun like “Eureka” or “Warehouse 13.” I’m going to stick with it through at least the first season, but unless you simply love sci-fi detective/investigation shows there is no reason for you to watch.
I watch a lot of TV, over 100 shows, so when I give up watching a show it means it’s become REALLLY painful to watch. I personally didn’t enjoy the first two seasons of “Mad Men,” but I could still appreciate the acting and writing. I understood why popular. However, season three was total crap.
So after watching the season four premiere I’m calling it quits. The show is too slow, depressing, and I can’t stand any of the characters. Not a single one of them is likable or redeeming.
I’d totally be geeking out because “Avatar” is one of my top five favorite shows of all time, but it really saddens me that it’s set 70 years after the original series and that all the old regular charactes will be dead. I’ll still watch it of course, just not as excited as I could be. Here is the full press release sent out by Nickelodeon:
Nickelodeon Greenlights New Series From the Creators of the Animated Television Hit Avatar: The Last Airbender
Series Creators Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko Bring Fans a New Adventure in the Avatar World The Legend of Korra ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We are two episodes into “Covert Affair” and I’m not really impressed. It’s part “Alias” and part “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” which makes it watchable, but nothing to really write home about. I plan to stick with it, at least for the first season because if they really ramp up the continuity it could evolve into something good. One thing it hast going for it is a great cast which includes Piper Perabo, Christopher Gorham, and Peter Gallagher. You check it out yourself on Hulu.
The first season of “Drop Dead Diva” was fun, but now that we are in season 2 and the show has found it’s voice I’d go as far as classifying it as “good.” If you’re a fan of “Being Erica” or any old school CW/WB show then you should definitely give it a try. You can checkout full episode of it here.
It’s a new season, but the same old crap. Nothing has changed. Ari is still not funny. Turtle is whinny. Eric is annoying and Vince has no personality. For a season or two it worked, but after seven years of the same old crap enough is enough. “Entourage” needs to be put down and killing off Vince at the end of the premiere would’ve been the perfect time to do it.
