This Saturday marks the return of NBC’s ambitious passion project Kings. Predictably, the epic drama failed to produce the sort of ratings that the last place network needed so it was cancelled after airing only a few episodes this winter. Now the series will have a chance to burn off their remaining episodes and wrap […]
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To steal a line from the infamous Mary Murphy: “AHHHHHHHHHHHHH”!!! Last season saw some remarkable talent hit the So You Think You Can Dance stage. It boasted some of the most memorable routines of the series (“Bleeding Love”, the bed routine, “The Garden”), some great personalities (Twitch, Mark) and some impressive technique (Katee, Josh, Chelsea). And […]
I don’t often report on The Daily Show or The Colbert Report. There’s only so many times a gal can blog: tonight Jon Stewart was witty and Stephen Colbert was hilarious, so if Jon Stewart’s not feuding with a news anchor or interviewing a president, I’m normally pretty silent about the shows, even though I […]
In my post about Season 4 of Weeds, I said that the premier of Season 5 wasn’t until later in June. I was mistaken. It was last night. And Showtime is currently offering it for free on their website. It was a pretty solid Season Premier, but reviewing individual episodes of Weeds would just turn […]
One Walker leaves, another shows up (not exactly a fair trade, but not devastating); one marriage falls apart as another grows stronger in its first year and yet another is in the works; two family members quit Ojai, another two are fired, a different two are hired and the first two return; two matriarchs find […]
Tonight’s episode of The Bachelorette (the trash TV that is tiding me over until my beloved Big Brotherreturns to CBS) featured some intense drama, some serious tears and much talk of “real men” and “cowardly boys”. With the surprising departure of Mike (who I was convinced was a front-runner), the continuing charade of Wes the […]
As a show, Weeds has always kind of existed within its own little airtight moral vacuum. Sure, we, as the audience, could, like Nancy, often justify her early decisions, but as more time passed, Nancy’s behaviour grew more and more erratic and motivated by fear and selfishness. For most of the show, Conrad remained the […]
The best way to describe the 5th season of The Officewould be bittersweet. Everything from the season premiere that saw Jim coping with life in a Pam-less Scranton to the Superbowl episode in which overly cruel employees roast Michael to the finale that left Jim and Pam wordlessly celebrating life-changing news while Michael looked optimistically to […]