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It’s that time of the year, Upfronts (also here for another way to look at what Upfronts actually are), when networks present their pilot season shows and lineups to advertisers and the general public. I’ve been a bit busy or lethargic the last month or so, so I haven’t been posting (though I’ve been pleasantly surprised at the […]
After this season of television, I can never trust a wedding ever again! I hereby declare this the… Orange Wedding? We’re quickly running out of rainbow… […] Castle 6.23 Review: “For Better or Worse” They took a big risk solving the Johanna Beckett case this season (rightfully refusing to drag it out any longer), but had […]
This week’s Castle is one of two episodes that has been six years in the making, (next week’s being the other. obviously). Castle must help Beckett uncover the truth of a conspiracy against her as they track down Bracken and bring closure to the Johanna Beckett case once and for all. Check out my recap here: Castle […]
Castle may be the writer, but Beckett’s got the words in this week’s Castle. The episode is all about competition, when a professional skateboarder is found murdered. Meanwhile, Beckett is the first in the family to beat Castle at Scrabble and he does not take it well. Ryan and Esposito have a competition of their […]
Check out my recap/review of this week’s Castle, “That ’70s Show,” a hilarious episode filled with disco and death. This week we suited up in our best polyester and danced the night away on Castle. A body is found in a construction site and it’s an infamous mobster surfacing after disappearing in 1978. Castle […]
I got the chance to interview Castle star Seamus Dever before last night’s 70s themed episode. I also got to watch a screener ahead of time! TV blogging is pretty darn awesome. Check out my interview by clicking through below. Castle’s Seamus Dever gives us the dish on the groovy 70s themed episode coming up […]
Make Your Own Scandal Monologue — Vulture Four Scandal Actors Break Down Four Memorable Shonda Rhimes Monologues Tonight is the #Scandal season finale! I haven’t been recapping Scandal lately (busyness–I often don’t get home to watch it live, then had things to do Friday morning, no writing time–and my recap style fit more when the […]
What we realized is that this story is functioning at the level of myth, and as a mythical story, the race of the individuals doesn’t matter. They’re supposed to be stand-ins for all people. Either you end up with a Bennetton ad or the crew of the Starship Enterprise.” What’s wrong with the Starship Enterprise?! What’s […]
Girl Meets World looks like it’s finally coming to television! I’m so nervous and excited! Cory and Topanga are back and some of the others from Boy Meets World will make appearances. There’s a lot of pressure to live up to with a show like this, as it won’t just be tweens watching it. Millenials […]
Phylicia Rashad Isn’t Happy With The Current State Of Sitcoms | Clutch Magazine. I love Phylicia Rashad. She’s so elegant and mature and statuesque. She’s a queen of 80s sitcoms and the queen of all black sitcoms, in my opinion. She has some observations on how modern television works in comparison to when she was […]