50. Michael Cassidy (Charlie Hogan, Privileged) 49. Padma Lakshmi (Host/Judge, Top Chef) 48. Chi McBride (Emerson Cod, Pushing Daisies) 47. Nick Spangler (Winner, The Amazing Race) 46. Jason Segal (Marshall Erikson, How I Met Your Mother) 45. Tabitha & Napoleon D’Umo (Judges/Choreographers, So You Think You Can Dance) 44. James Spader (Alan Shore, Boston Legal) […]
For the biggest laugh around, check out your favourite TV stars (from How I Met Your Mother, The Office, The West Wing, Scrubs, Saturday Night Live and more) starring in this fantastic video from FunnyorDie.com, directed and produced by Hollywood PoohBah and So You Think You Can Dancejudge Adam Shankman. You may even learn a […]
As the year comes to a close it seems only fitting to pay it tribute. So here are some of the highs, lows and in-betweens of the year, in my opinion. The Best Network Decisions of the Year: – NBC giving new life to Friday Night Lights by striking a deal with Direct TV to […]
There was nothing I didn’t like about the latest episode of Little Mosque on the Prairie. Let’s start with the small stuff: The B story involving Baber teaching at Layla’s school was both funny and sweet. Baber becoming the cool teacher was an inspired writing choice. It would have been so easy to have the […]
8 classy callgirls 7 awkward hookups 6 moral dilemmas 5 immature doctors 4 preachy sermons 3 yucky sex scenes 2 911 calls and an hour of moronic TV
Last week Rachael presumed to list a couple crush-worthy TV characters who hadn’t made my list because I was yet to discover their shows. So this week, I’ve decided that I need to fix her list of favourite Christmas episodes. See there’s one REALLY big hole in Rachael’s viewing history, The West Wing. One of, […]
I’d never seen Mad TV before but after watching just a couple episodes on thwb.com I’m convinced that it might just be even funnier than it’s ultra-famous competitor Saturday Night Live. The women, in particular, stand out (something that is not usually the case with SNL, with a few notable exceptions). Mad TV is kind […]
While watching a recent episode of Privileged, in which the billionaire-playboy-next-door-turned-perfect-boyfriend won the heart of our heroine while her sweet and supportive best friend settled for the next best thing, I began to wonder: With so many shows serving up both the exemplary good guy and the brooding bad boy, is there some sort of pattern […]