Friday Night Lights, 4.12, “Laboring” Review
I’ve always thought if the end of a season sneaks up you, chances are that the series has been doing something right all year. Such is the case for the
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White Collar 2.02, “Need to Know” and 2.03, “Copycat Caffrey” Reviews
Hey folks, I’ve been away preparing for and at Comic-Con for the past week or so, meaning I didn’t watch a whole lot of television in the meantime
White Collar, 2.01 “Withdrawal” Review
I really enjoy White Collar. I watched every episode last season, most of them live. I think Matthew Bomer and Tim DeKay are fantastic together. But the serie
Covert Affairs, 1.01 “Pilot” Review
Covert Affairs is a welcome new series after a slew of recent debuts that were more or less duds. It’s not an amazing series, but it’s straight ou
Entourage, 7.02 “Buzzed” Review
Entourage is a series based on a whole lot of manufactured, pointless drama, but ‘Buzzed’might have topped all the insanity before it because Ari,
Friday Night Lights, 4.10 “I Can’t” Review
Last week, I assumed that Becky’s pregnancy would surely be given its time in the limelight in future episodes. But I was pleasantly surprised that the
Friday Night Lights, 4.09 “The Lights of Carroll Park” Review
Despite its ability to tell stories that are extremely personal and full of emotion, sometimes Friday Night Lights makes me cringe just a little when it gets
Entourage 7.01, “Stunted” Review
Full disclosure: I hate Entourage. The series rose to heights right when I was perfectly in the demographic wheelhouse, so in seasons one, two and three, I th
Friday Night Lights, 4.07 “In The Bag” Review
With Matt gone from Dillon, ‘In The Bag’felt like somewhat of a transition episode, as the series finely moves away from the original lead Panther
