The quaint town of geniuses is transformed into animated versions of themselves. Sheriff Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison Blake (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) are secretly planning the perfect holiday surprise for their kids. But a mysterious kaleidoscopic wave of color crashes over Eureka, leaving the entire town and its inhabitants animated. “Do You See What I See” is absolutely fun and will be a new holiday classic! It’s got heart, action, laughs, and Sninjas!!
Dec 06 2011
News: Christopher Gorham, “Covert Affairs,” Live Chat Plus a Sneak Preview of “Common Law”
How exciting! If you don’t already know, USA has a Facebook page where you can chat with stars of its shows. Tonight, it’s Chris Gorham live during the exciting season finale of Covert Affairs. After the show, stay tuned for a sneak preview of USA’s newest show, Common Law, which premieres January 26.
Dec 06 2011
Review: Pan Am – Season 1, Episode 8, “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” – ”An Ice Princess, a Farm and an Untimely Fire”
After a three- week hiatus, Pan Am is no longer grounded. It wisely returns to the storylines that appeal most to the fans of the show: heavy in retro glamour, espionage and romance. The Cameron sisters are recruited to assist in two different missions; Maggie (Christina Ricci) pushes for nuclear race policy change while both Dean (Mike Vogel) and Colette (Karine Vanasse) suspiciously claim to be ill.
Dec 04 2011
Review: Boss – Season 1, Episode 7, “Stasis” – Between a Rock and a Hard Place
A Bensenville trichloroethylene plaintiffs’ class action lawsuit deposition, negative public perception, and a government shutdown are some of the growing complications Mayor Tom Kane (Kelsey Grammer) faces. It’s not a good sign when right hand man Ezra Stone (Martin Donovan) prompts him for a wild card to keep the public distracted and prevent a primary election blood bath. Could the Mayor still have a trick under his sleeve and if he does, what could it be?
Dec 02 2011
Chilling. Macabre. Dead People Who Aren’t Dead. Advance Review: Alcatraz – “Pilot”
Alcatraz is a chilling and, at times, macabre new series, full of intrigue and suspense. It is flawlessly directed and acted, and the cinematography is picture perfect in all aspects. There are several moments in the Pilot where I found myself holding my breath. I like when a series asks questions that aren’t readily answered, which is what this new show does. Alcatraz is intelligent, keeps me interested and I’ve already become invested in the characters after only one episode. I highly recommend you give this new series a chance.
Dec 01 2011
No Hesitation; No Surrender; No Man Left Behind. Review: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia – “Thunder Gun Express”
The Gang can’t wait to see Thunder Gun Express, “the greatest movie ever made,” according to Dennis (Glenn Howerton). They get the last available tickets online; Charlie (Charlie Day) has the requisite amount of booze; and they have 30 minutes to get to the theater. But when Frank (Danny DeVito) gets to Paddys, he tells them about the awful traffic jams caused by President Obama’s visit to Philadelphia. You just know “Thunder Gun Express” is going to turn into a comedy of errors, especially given their mantra, “No hesitation; no surrender; no man left behind.”
Dec 01 2011
Review: #AHSFX American Horror Story “Spooky Little Girl” (Becoming famous isn’t all it’s cracked up to be)
What is most captivating about “Spooky Little Girl” is the enigmatic Constance (Jessica Lange). Lange is absolutely brilliant as Constance and steals every scene she’s in with her compelling portrayal of a woman desperate for redemption and second chances. From the delivery of her lines to her flawless execution of emotions, both verbally and physically, I am helplessly drawn into her story, watching in complete awe as she commands the screen.
Dec 01 2011
Review: Bones “The Male in the Mail” (Signed, Sealed, & Dismembered!)
“The Male in the Mail” begins in a very (gulp) gross way. When mail goes unclaimed, it ends up in the “dead letter office” where employees open the packages and either trash or repurpose the items. But upon discovering the dismembered remains of an employee of a local “Ship-n-Print”… well, some things just can’t be repurposed.
Dec 01 2011
Video: Homeland – “With the Creators: Crossfire”
Nov 30 2011
Review: Sons of Anarchy – Season 4, Episode 13, “To Be, Part I” – The InsTIGation of Teller
John Teller’s (Victor Newmark) letters continue to wreak havoc on the SAMCRO family and unsuspecting victims alike. “To Be, Act 1” picks up where a cruel fade to black took us to cliffhanger hell last week. Clay’s (Ron Perlman) survival triggers more questions. Is Clay going to be ‘goners’? If not, is Jax (Charlie Hunnam) the ‘one’ who’s supposed to finish the job Opie (Ryan Hurst) started? How will SAMCRO deal with the shooting of their president?
Nov 29 2011
News: USA’s “Royal Pains” Returns with Six New Episodes
USA’s highest rated series, “Royal Pains,” returns Wednesday, January 18 at 10/9c with six new episodes leading up to a season finale that will have viewers on the edge of their seats. When we left our favorite boys of summer, Hank (Mark Feuerstein) was attending an unconscious Eric Kassabian (guest star Wilmer Valderrama), who supposedly had been adminstered an incorrect medicine by Divya (Reshma Shetty) and Dr. Van Dyke (guest star Kyle Howard). When the series returns, HankMed is in danger of losing its first patient as Kassabian’s life hangs in the balance.
Nov 29 2011
Exclusive Interview: Bob Thiele Jr. Talks about the Upcoming SOA Soundtrack, the Show’s Distinctive Sonic Style and Music for the Season 4 Finale.
FX, Twentieth Century Fox Television and Columbia Records have partnered to release the soundtrack “Songs of Anarchy: Music from Sons of Anarchy Seasons 1-4” on November 29th. We recently talked to Sons’ music supervisor Bob Thiele Jr. who is responsible for, along with series creator Kurt Sutter, the distinctive music style of the show.
Nov 28 2011
Finally, we learn what Brody’s mission is. Review: Homeland – “Crossfire”
The majority of “Crossfire” spends its time between present day and three years ago when Abu Nazir (Navid Negahban) brings Brody to his home to be his young son Issa’s (Rohan Chand) English tutor. There are two distinct, separate storylines in this episode: Carrie’s (Claire Danes) involvement in handling the outrage of the Muslim community after last week’s shooting in the mosque; and Brody’s kidnapping as he goes in and out of consciousness, reliving his time with Issa. And we finally learn what Brody’s mission is as we come to understand the deep connection formed between him and Nazir.
Nov 26 2011
Review: Boss – Season 1, Episode 6 – “Spit” – Everyone Has an Achilles Heel and a Deal To Make
Chicago Mayor Kane (Kelsey Grammer) temporarily retreats after Dr. Gabriela Reyes (Carmen Roman) implicates him in a trichloroethylene scandal believed to cause cancer and liver disease to residents of Bensenville, a nearby municipality. With Kane politically wounded and opportunists attempting to overtake his kingdom, how will he fight back?
Nov 23 2011
Review: American Horror Story “Rubber Man” (Latex Baby Daddy revealed?) #ahsfx
““Rubber Man” answers a few questions but then leaves me with more. It also focuses on Vivien’s (Connie Britton) delicate sanity. With Ben’s (Dylan McDermott) former mistress Hayden (Kate Mara) lurking about, things continue to go from crazy to psychotic! And who is the real father of Vivien’s twins? And what supernatural powers does the house possess?
Nov 23 2011
News: Filming Begins on Cinemax Suspense Series, “Nemesis,” Starring Melissa George
With the success of Cinemax’s highly intriguing and intense counter-terrorism series, Strike Back, the network is trying to hit gold again with its new suspense series, “Nemesis.” The show, set to air in 2012, deals with international espionage at an elite private intelligence firm and stars Melissa George (“30 Days of Night,” “In Treatment”). With the description below from creator Frank Spotnitz (“The X-Files,” “Strike Back”), it looks like I’ll be adding another show to my must-watch TV list.
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