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I’m usually not one for slow burn shows. I find them excruciating and often times boring. Somehow, however, The Killing got me. I started watching from the beginning, knowing that AMC has been on a hot streak as of late. The 13 episode season painfully went through the first 13 days of the investigation of Rosie Larsen’s…[ more ]
Last night I turned on The Voice, which has been set on my DVR since the first time I saw who the judges are. While I’ve long ago stopped being entertained by the singing show sensation American Idol, I thought that this show could be different. I definitely had fun with the show, only heightened…[ more ]
“Who killed Rosie Larsen?” It’s the question running through the baseline of the new show from AMC, The Killing. The show focuses on the murder of a young girl, part of which is shown in the opening moments of the first episode. Instead of the normal procedural formula seen in many cop shows, The Killing…[ more ]
Serving as a back door pilot for a possible future show, “The Finder” features a quirky Iraq war veteran played by Geoff Stults. Booth and Brennan are in the Florida Everglades investigating a murder. They seek out Walter to help them find a missing map. Since he has the “finder power,” he can find anything….[ more ]
Grey’s Anatomy hits a high note (pardon the pun) with an emotion-filled musical episode. Last week’s episode left Calli and Arizona in a precarious position, and “Song Beneath the Song” covers the fallout of the accident. As Mark and Arizona jockey for position, the rest of Seattle Grace tries to figure out how to save…[ more ]
Castle and Beckett find themselves in a case of twists and turns (or in Castle’s words, “out of a John Grisham novel”), and they end up trying to solve two cases at once. When a juror on a high profile murder case dies, Beckett is called in to try to find the murderer. When the…[ more ]
Also known as House getting married, this week’s episode was a return to the case (for the most part), with the added distraction of House’s continued spiral. Masters takes a special interest in the young homeless man who finds himself getting sicker under the care of the team. Meanwhile, Wilson tries to sort out House,…[ more ]
For anyone who loves House, “Out of the Chute” was an episode where we return to what we had been used to with the title character: pill popping and indulgence. After Cuddy unceremoniously let him go in “Bombshells,” House re-find Vicodin and hookers, falling down the rabbit hole.
Meanwhile, our favorite team deals with a a bull rider…[ more ]
I have a confession. I have become a Bachelor watcher. While I may have dabbled a little bit of the early seasons, I really started watching the show in 2009. Somehow, I started watching Jason’s season and have stayed with the series since (including The Bachelorette and Bachelor Pad). So while I didn’t watch Brad’s…[ more ]
In a slightly bizarre episode of House, Cuddy may be dying and House has to deal with his personal feelings of that. Meanwhile, the team needs to find out how to cure a young depressed boy who may be hiding something. In another bit of creative storytelling, dreams come to the forefront of the episode,…[ more ]
I admit that I originally started watching this show for Lost alum Elizabeth Mitchell, but I came close to giving it up in the first season and after the cancellation of FlashForward (still bitter). I’m glad my DVR didn’t forget the show, however, and am pleased with the direction the second season has gone. Hopefully…[ more ]
In the two part “Setup” and “Countdown,” Castle and Beckett have to find and disable a dirty bomb in time to save New York City. White “Setup” leads the audience from a murdered taxi driver to radioactive material, “Countdown” delivers more personal drama between the two characters.
This is the first Castle two part episode, to…[ more ]
This is my first time covering Private Practice, mostly because I almost never watch it the week it airs. While I’ve watched the show since it has come out, I find myself trailing off from it quite often. This is one of the main problems with the show, I think. I don’t feel invested in…[ more ]
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