Private Practice 4.13 “Blind Love” Review – There Was Nothing Lovely Here
I may be alone in my assessment of “Blind Love,” but I thought it was tired, and devoid of originality. Nothing about it was satisfying, amusing,
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Community 2.15 “Early 21st Century Romanticism” Review
On the surface, ‘Early 21st Century Romanticism’doesn’t feel like a complex or ambitious episode. And for the most part, it’s not real
The Vampire Diaries 2.14 “Crying Wolf” Recap
After watching tonight’s episode of The Vampire Diaries, I know what side of the supernatural turf I want to belong to. Too bad Tyler wasn’t so cl
Grey’s Anatomy 7.14 “Pretty Young Thing” Review
It was your regular run of the mill Grey’s Anatomy last night with some interesting developments and not as much love as I initially anticipated for a V
The Office 7.15 “PDA” Review
PDA. You’re either one of them (you know who you are) or your skin crawls the moment you see two strangers making googly eyes with each other on the bus
The Big Bang Theory 4.15 “The Benefactor Factor” Review
The brainiacs are back again this week in a new episode of The Big Bang Theory. With Leonard faced with a tough decision regarding science and somehow sex, yo
The Vampire Diaries 2.14 “Crying Wolf” Review
The problem with dating a vampire when you’re the key to breaking a major curse is that you get no alone time, so with the suggestion of a nice romantic
Archer 2.03 “Blood Test” Review
James Bond never had to take a paternity test, did he? I imagine he has at least a few little Bonds running about all over the world. Here’s an even les
Parks and Recreation 3.04 “Ron and Tammy: Part Two” Review
“Calzones are like pizzas but they’re harder to eat.” “Ron and Tammy” is one of my favorite episodes of the series, so as soon a
