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The Office: “Baby Shower”
They’re so great together. And awkward. Photo courtesy of NBC.
The Office is a veteran television program in its fifth season and, for better or for worse, it’s evolved. But has the Scranton gang gone daytime soap opera on us? “Baby Shower”, this season’s third installment, says no. At least, not [...]
Gossip Girl - “The Serena Also Rises”
Since it takes place in New York, Gossip Girl couldn’t foego the requisite Fashion Week episode. And what a great way to admire all the pretty clothes the show has to offer. Major downside though — there is no Nate this week. Not even one brief glance at his pretty face. Sadness. [...]
America’s Next Top Model Cycle 11: “You’re Beautiful, Now Change”
Brittany poses for the bikini photo shoot. Photo courtesy of The CW.
This week Tyra shakes things up by giving the girls makeovers! From frizzy to fierce and busted to bodacious, each model undergoes some sort of makeover to give them the edge they need to be on top.
Spolier Alert!
Scene 1, take 1 - And [...]
Darker “Heroes” shows potential
Creator Tim Kring delivers on his promise to change it up in season three.
Gone Greek: “Gays, Ghosts and Gamma Rays”
The addition of nerdy-but-lovable Max to Greek has created some much-needed new plot directions for a show often bogged down by the same old relationship stories. More importantly, though, Max (and his blossoming relationship with Casey) opens up all sorts of exciting avenues in the surprisingly barren territory of Greek fan fiction.
A cursory glance [...]
Gone Greek: “Let’s Make A Deal”
Greek solidified a new running gag during tonight’s 21-themed episode. After only having the recurring jokes of “Ashleigh is dumb” and “Dale likes God,” the minds behind the curtains have given us Greek fans Betsy, the zany-but-lovable alcoholic. Betsy first appeared in a few scattered episodes last season as an out-of-control drinker who [...]
Gone Greek: “Spring Broke”
Beneath all the relationship drama, bad puns and Casie-Cappie stuff, the season finale of Greek touched on the very theme that makes the show popular and, ultimately, fascinating. Last week’s installment dipped its toes into this idea, but the Spring Break capper to this season embraced it. The most interesting thing about this [...]
Gone Greek: “Barely Legal”
I couldn’t watch Greek in my usual viewing location, so I had to watch it in my old dorm’s TV lounge. Another person joined me, someone who had never watched the show, but who was willing to watch anything to kill an hour. So, I observed someone new to the Greek universe watching [...]
Battlestar Galactica: “Sine Qua Non”
No time for an intro. Reading Week is here and so is Common. Here’s what happened in this week’s episode of Battlestar Galactica, “Sine Qua Non.”
Warning: Spoiler Alert!
The fleet can wait. Adama’s crazy in love.Photo courtesy of the Sci-Fi network.
Natalie dies after being shot by Sharon-Athena. Moments before Natalie dies on the operating table she [...]
GuiltE! Pleasures: Summer Preview
Tonight, E! premiered two new summer reality shows: Denise Richards: It’s Complicated and Living Lohan.
First, Denise. I never really had thoughts about Denise Richards one way or the other. After seeing the first episode of It’s Complicated, I think she’s a bimbo. The show is suppose to offer insight into [...]
Gone Greek: “A Tale of Two Parties”
The world of Greek contains plenty of references to the Internet, from shots of characters using instant messaging to people writing e-mails. But one of the biggest online tools around today has never reared its blue and white head. Seriously, do the kids at Cyprus Rhodes not have Facebook? The issue of [...]
Gone Greek: “No Campus for Old Rules”
Like a good drug, this week’s episode of Greek made me drowsy at points, but ultimately served its purpose well enough. The action wasn’t all that interesting (especially the Casey scandal storyline, which dragged the plot down big time), but the poorly titled “No Campus for Old Rules” displayed the show’s newfound skill at [...]
Gone Greek: “47 hours and 11 minutes”
Do you know that sense you get when something you’ve been following is finding its groove and becoming the best it has ever been? Like, when you first heard “Ms. Jackson” and realized Outkast was now unstoppable? Or that point in No Country For Old Men (I’ll let you choose which point) you [...]