The Bridge 1.07 Review “Destino”
Tone can be a tricky thing to nail down. That thought sprung to me immediately as “Destino” began. It wasn’t the first time I’ve had p
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Burn Notice is one of those shows that simply got away from me over the years. I liked it for a good long while, until season four perhaps, then one time it c
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Well, at least Under the Dome has finally give Britt Robertson something to do outside of being held captive or working at the diner. In “The Fourth Han
The Newsroom 2.06 “One Step Too Many” Review: Get it Done
We’re not playing basketball anymore–let’s play The Newsroom “Jerry has committed the crime of not being Jim Harper,” says Don while
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Oh, Dexter. You used to be one of my favorite shows on television, and now, sadly, in this final season, the writers keep giving me a glimmer of hope one week
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