I have loved Private Practice so far this year. But this episode threw me a bit. Complaints and Grievances It was great to see Addison back in the OR. That’s where she belongs. That’s what she’s good at. Surgery and personal connections are not mutually exclusive and yet Addison is turning her back on a […]
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Since I never claimed to be anything even resembling a real American, I figure a little plagiarism (from Rachael’s Movie Website) can’t possibly hurt my score on John Stewart’s quiz. And since this is hilarious and I don’t watch John Stewart regularly enough to have found it myself, I had to steal so that I […]
Violets are Blue I watch Valentineand so should You. I don’t care what anyone says, I love Valentine. This week’s episode was yet another delightful hour full of warm fuzzies. And this week’s romantic hero? Possibly even more adorable than the 2 utterly adorable romantic heroes of the weeks before. The devoted best friend, Roland, […]
Dexter Season 2 Almost, if not as, good as season 1, Season 2 (which I finished yesterday) had me hooked to the very end. The season solidified my opinion that Michael C Hall is the best TV actor of his generation and also threw even more light on the talents of Julie Benz (Rita), Jennifer […]
thank you for saying what I’ve been thinking since season 2, that Ted has disappeared. It’s been years since he’s been the guy who stole the blue french horn and made it rain, and his decision this week to take someone else’s wedding plans and get married early only proved how far he’s slipped away […]
… to those glorious years of the Bartlett administration, when it wasn’t uncommon for a top notch character to hire someone from the opposing political party to work for them. In fact, it was a point of pride. Characters would often say of president Bartlett that “he likes smart people who disagree with him”, which […]
Thommas Schlamme and Greg Berlanti. That’s all that really needs to be said. Jack & Bobby (the WB’s only really heartbreaking cancellation decision) was a show of epic proportions. It somehow managed to be a real political show, reflective of Thommas Schlamme’s great work on The West Wing, while also simultaneously being a heartfelt family […]