Nov 22 2011
A determined and angry Opie (Ryan Hurst) is on the hunt for his father’s killer. Surprisingly, he exercises significant self-restraint by waiting until the next day to go around asking questions, but his passive/aggressive behavior reveals his deep resentment and distrust for the people from the only world he’s known.
Nov 21 2011
Amy’s (Laura Dern) days of work-less coasting have come to an end. The success of the productivity tracking software her boss Dougie (Timm Sharp) developed has brought him a vice-presidential promotion by Abaddonn industries– which, by the way, Abaddonn is another word for hell. Being on the big-wig radar forces Dougie to give Amy the ultimatum of being fired if she doesn’t complete the data entry project she’s been neglecting for weeks by the end of the day.
Nov 21 2011
“I, Sandee” or “This Sex. Which Is. Not One.” is a really good episode. I love just about everything about it because of the trials and tribulations the characters go through.
Nov 21 2011
“I’m through talking to Abu Nazir. Tell him it’s over.” ~ Brody (Damian Lewis). What! Are you kidding me? Once again, we’re on another roller coaster ride. In last week’s installment, “The Weekend,” we were led to believe Brody wasn’t the flipped POW. This week, we learn his Marine buddy, Tom Walker (Chris Chalk), is the one who was turned. But then, we’re given a one-two punch with the above statement. What does it all mean? Were both Brody and Walker turned? Or is there something else going on with Brody? After all, he did profess his love for Abu Nazir (Navid Negahban).
Nov 20 2011
“Secrets” is all about secrets—those being kept for other people and those shared among confidantes. It’s obvious who can keep a secret and what the cost is for keeping mum. The truth always comes out though and when it does for the characters of The Walking Dead, how will they cope with the outcome?
Nov 20 2011
Overall, Breaking Dawn: Part 1 is entertaining—the wedding is something I’ll never forget; the honeymoon scenes are hilarious (people laughed when Edward broke the bed); and the emotions portrayed during Bella’s pregnancy are so heartfelt and genuine. But I think the film could have been better.
Nov 19 2011
“Who’s fucking me,” Mayor Kane (Kelsey Grammer) asks aide Ezra Stone (Martin Donovan). Someone has made public a document implicating Kane as having authorized a carcinogen trichloroethylene dump in Bensenville. “Remembered” is all about how Team Kane handles a political crisis while trying to unveil who is the culprit behind the leak is.
Nov 19 2011
‘Butter’ is a refreshingly realistic comedy about the way some people think of others, the highly competitive world of butter carving, and life in general. ‘Butter’ is a slightly dark, sarcastic, sexually charged, and hysterically funny comedy focusing on one woman’s desperate desire to stay on top of the social ladder and a child’s struggle to fit into a town where color stands out.
Nov 19 2011
A young woman, Debbie Cortez (uncredited), is found Saran® wrapped and her remains are liquefied. While I don’t recommend eating any pudding or mushy foods while watching the first ten minutes of the episode, it’s quite unique how the writers come up with varying ways of decomposing human remains and how best to work with them in the lab. The fact that they use a soup ladle to scoop up the human goo (if you will) is both stomach- churning as it is fascinating.
Nov 18 2011
Denis O’Hare is riding high in Hollywood these days with an upcoming role in Clint Eastwood’s film J. Edgar and TV roles in The Good Wife, True Blood and American Horror Story. O’Hare shared with us his interest in defined characters, his training as an actor, and he even discussed True Blood. However, most of our time was well spent discussing his role as Larry Harvey, the burnt man in American Horror Story.
Nov 18 2011
Syfy will shake and stir the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with 15 James Bond movies – from Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig – beginning Wednesday, November 23 with the midnight showing of You Only Live Twice.
Nov 18 2011
I became interested in Kelly Osbourne, she of famous parents Ozzy and Sharon, during her turn on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars. She fascinated me with her charm, quick wit and shining personality. Then she hooked up with Joan Rivers on E!’s Fashion Police, a show I dearly love, not only for the fashion, but the comedy as well. That shows never ceases to make me laugh. Now, Kelly has agreed to give her fans a look inside her personal life, along with her parents, brother Jack, and a close friend. The special airs Sunday, November 20 at 11:00 pm on E!.
Nov 18 2011
I have mixed emotions about Sex on the Moon. While the title is somewhat misleading (there’s no literal sex on the moon), the heist it refers to doesn’t seem like much of a heist. It reads like a mind-game turned (potential and eventual) crime with a mastermind who’s clearly not much of a mastermind at all.
Nov 17 2011
The opening shot of Mac (Rob McElhenney) sitting in a confessional perfectly sets the tone for this week’s installment of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He’s a slouch in a t-shirt that doesn’t quite fit, showing off his fat belly. Not a pretty sight! When Father Cullen (W. Morgan Sheppard) asks what his confession is, Mac responds, “I’m fat.”
Nov 17 2011
ON FREDDIE ROACH debuts FRIDAY, JAN. 20 (9:30-10:00 p.m. ET/PT), exclusively on HBO
Nov 17 2011
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Nov 16 2011
The rising tension between Gemma (Katey Sagal), Wayne (Dayton Callie) and Clay (Ron Perlman) help skeletons find their way out of the closet. When Wayne reveals to Opie (Ryan Hurst) that Clay killed his father Pinney (William Lucking), urging him to ‘off’ Clay before he kills someone else he loves, Gemma’s assertion that Clay will die in the hands of a Son takes on a prophetic undertone. Will it happen because of Gemma’s infinite wisdom or due to her ability to influence others?
Nov 16 2011
I seriously laughed my ass off watching this episode. I don’t know how the show’s creator Elizabeth Meriwether came up with the concept for New Girl, but I’m glad she did. We learn a few things about the gang and I have to admit, I fall in love with the roommates a little more each time I see them.
Nov 16 2011
Q&A with Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) of AMC’s The Walking Dead
Nov 16 2011
In anticipation of NBC’s The National Dog Show, presented by Purina and hosted by The Kennel Club of Philadelphia, on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 24, 2011 at 12/11 am central time, host John O’Hurley and expert analyst David Frei were kind enough to participate in a conference call about the show and their ten-year tenure hosting it. In addition, they talk about their own dogs, what’s next for them, therapy dogs, the new breeds being introduced at the show this year, and what the viewers can expect.
Nov 14 2011
Amy’s friend Sandy (Robin Wright) from the Hawaiian treatment center visits LA for a yoga conference and insists she stay with her (which really means her mom Helen’s (Diane Ladd) house. Amy beams as she’s finally around someone who understands what she’s been going through and shares her goals in making the world a better place.
Nov 14 2011
Wow! Wow! Wow! Did anyone expect that ending? “The Weekend” answers a lot of questions, provokes even more unanswered questions, and gives us wonderful character studies of our three main protagonists. Never did I expect Walker to be the bad guy! Did you? He’s dead, right? At least Brody thinks he is. Let’s talk about how it all goes down first.
Nov 14 2011
The combination of Hurricane Ginny pounding the Caribbean and a passenger’s illness bring unexpected complications for a New York to Caracas flight, but it also renders us Pan Am’s most intense episode of the season.
Nov 14 2011
Flashbacks—I love them. They always seem to drop a crumb of something we missed onto our plates. I devour every morsel hungrily, and patiently wait for more. There’s so much we don’t know; a lot we have been left out of the loop since the first episode.
Nov 14 2011
The physical comedy in “What’s Going on Downstairs?” or “Don’t Eat Eric!” throws me for a loop and I love every second of it! Who would have guessed the writers of Hung had ice skating up their sleeve?
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