This holiday season, I wish… For shows to just go there already with their will-they-or-won’t-they couples. Please stop using the Moonlighting curse as an excuse. There’s no reason why a couple together can’t be interesting and sexy and wonderful and full of conflict. See Tami and Eric on Friday Night Lights, Joe and Allison Dubois [...]
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My 2011 TV Wish List
Posted: December 29, 2010 in being erica, bones, castle, community, friday night lights, fringe, glee, how i met your mother, lie to me, medium, project runway, smallville, the good wife, the vampire diaries, tv wishlistMy Favorite TV Episodes of 2010
Posted: December 20, 2010 in being erica, bones, community, emma, friday night lights, grey's anatomy, lone star, mad men, modern family, smallville, the good wife, the vampire diariesLast year, in lieu of doing a Top 10 Shows list, I decided to write up my favorite episodes of 2009. I had such a nice time looking back at the year in TV, I decided to do it again this year. A few shows made the cut again, but there are also many newcomers [...]
‘Bones’: Meet the New Woman in Booth’s Life
Posted: September 29, 2010 in bones, interviews, what to watchWhen Fox’s Bones returned last week, Booth (David Boreanaz) came back from Afghanistan a man in love. The culprit: Hannah Burley, a war correspondent that Booth met during his time overseas. Given how hardcore fans of Brennan (Emily Deschanel) and Booth are, it’s no surprise that Hannah’s introduction has been met with some uproar. And [...]
Notable Labor Day Weekend TV Marathons
Posted: September 2, 2010 in beverly hills 90210, bones, futurama, rubicon, the office, white collarWHITE COLLAR Where: USA Network When: Friday, Sept.2 at 6 a.m. What: Call in sick and watch 17(!) episodes from the show’s first two seasons. It’s the perfect prep course for Tuesday’s mid-season finale. But if you can’t do the whole thing, may I suggest one must-see: “Copycat Caffrey” at 5 p.m. FUTURAMA Where: Comedy [...]
5 Shows That Need New Opening Credits
Posted: June 25, 2010 in bones, medium, nurse jackie, royal pains, true bloodWhile I had nothing against Big Love‘s old opening credits sequence set to The Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows,” season four’s new, floaty Interpol-set credits were a welcome change and a step up. I wish more shows would take a cue from the HBO series and change things up without reducing things to a title [...]
My Favorite TV Episodes of 2009
Posted: December 22, 2009 in better off ted, big love, bones, chuck, dollhouse, friday night lights, how i met your mother, kings, mad men, skins, supernatural, the office, torchwood, virtualityAs the year’s end approaches, many critics and bloggers have been sharing their Best of 2009 and Best of the Decade lists. Making a list of my favorite shows of the year and/or decade seemed too daunting, so here’s my more manageable contribution. These are not necessarily the best episodes of 2009, although there is [...]
Viewers of Bones will get a double dose of Deschanels on this Thursday’s episode when Zooey Deschanel guest stars on the show. The Christmas episode, “The Goop on the Girl,” marks the first time that the sisters Deschanel have acted together professionally (check out pictures from the episode here). Zooey plays Margaret, a distant cousin [...]
Bones always does such a wonderful job with its Christmas episodes. “The Man in the Fallout Shelter” and “The Santa in the Slush” are some of my favorite episodes of the series. This year’s holiday episode, “The Goop on the Girl,” promises to be even more special. It features the return of Ryan O’Neal as [...]
Emily Deschanel’s sister Zooey is officially coming over to Bones. Zooey will play Margaret Whitesell, a distant relative of Emily’s character Temperance Brennan, in the Dec. 10 holiday episode “The Goop on the Girl.” Ryan O’Neal, who plays Brennan’s father, also returns in the episode. He invites Margaret to spend Christmas with him and his [...]
Fall’s Most Improved Returning Shows
Posted: October 28, 2009 in 90210, bones, parks & recreation, the cityThe fall TV season is only a couple of months old, but some returning series are already showing major signs of improvement. Shows that were once very close to losing DVR season passes or barely made it to a second season are now earning their keep. Here are four shows that are worth a second [...]


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