Cougar Town ‘You Can Still Change Your Mind’: Swinging At Softballs
Cougar Town returned from a short hiatus with a bumpy episode full of hit-or-miss jokes and one plot line that felt like a retread. It’s certainly a misstep the show….
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2 Broke Girls ‘And The Drug Money’: Nasty Side Effects
Back in November, I stopped watching 2 Broke Girls after viewing ‘And The Hoarder Culture.’ I had grown sick of the racism, sexism, and lack of any substance past fart….
Bored To Death ‘The Alanon Case’: It’s All About Perception
In Bored to Death‘s first episode, we were introduced to three men in different stages of adult hood, struggling with their identities in a number of different ways. ‘The Alanon….
Scandal ‘Pilot’: The Gut Feeling
Scandal is what you’d expect from a procedural trying to decorate itself with the adornments of a long-term political plot line. The presence of Henry Ian Cusick (LOST) and Kerry….
Game of Thrones ‘The Night Lands’: Iron or Gold?
Another week of table-setting and world-expanding for Game of Thrones, and a slightly less successful one than the last, which did a remarkable job threading the storyline, catching things up,….
The Killing Season 2, Episode 3 Review – “Numb”
“Numb” turns out to be an unfortunately fitting title for The Killing’s third episode.
30 Rock ‘Nothing Left To Lose’: A Fitting Title
The title of last night’s 30 Rock probably wasn’t supposed to be a statement to the viewers on the series, but it sure as hell felt like it. We’re at….
Community ‘Pillows and Blankets’: The Grody Q-Tips Of War
Was ‘Pillows and Blankets’ a truly great episode of Community, or merely a really good one? Reaction across the internet today seems to suggest the former. It’s a valid argument:….
Final Thoughts: Bent (Season 1)
It’s probably safe to say these are the final thoughts on a series, and not merely thoughts on a completed season. With only six episodes, it’s hardly even a season…..
Party Down ‘Willow Canyon’s Homeowners Annual Party’: Ordinary People
Party Down. One of the great comedies of our generation, and easily one of the most under-rated shows in the history of television. Thankfully, there is aParty Down movie being….