Greg Staffa

Greg Staffa provides the testosterone to the site. You won’t be reading about how nice an actress looks in a dress or how much of a hunk Matt Bomer is in his reviews. He describes colors using words like brown, not taupe. Outside of entertainment writing, Greg hosts The Staffa Corner Podcast, where he focuses on conversations about entertainment, film, and television. His Twitter/X handle, @GregStaffaMedia, reflects his current focus on media, entertainment, and interviews.

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  3. Grint-Grunt. Review: Psych – “Lock, Stock, Some Smoking Barrels and Burton Guster’s Goblet of Fire” — 3 comments
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Feb 17 2013

Don’t Take It So Personally. Retrospective: Suits – “Normandy”

Pearson Hardman continues to struggle as it tries to keep its clients and rebuild its image. Daniel (David Costabile) wants to destroy his old law firm and doesn’t make things any easier when he fast tracks seven of the Folsom Foods sexual discrimination cases, in each of seven cities, as a way to stretch Pearson Hardman’s limited resources.

Feb 08 2013

Review: Suits – “He’s Back” How low can Daniel Hardman go?

If you thought when Jessica (Gina Torres) got rid of Daniel (David Costabile) it would be the last you’d see of him, you’d have been wrong.

Feb 06 2013

Mozzie’s Yellow Girlfriend. Retrospective: White Collar – “Empire City”

Airdate: Tuesday, February 5, 2013, 10/9c on USA Rating: [rating=4] Mozzie (Willie Garson) has always seemed to have an ear to the ground. In “Empire City,” we learn he sometimes moonlights as a cabbie using the pseudonym “Hal Hoover” in order to gather information and conspiracy theories from all over New York City. Mozzie puts …

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Feb 01 2013

Father vs. Daughter: Review: Suits – “Zane vs. Zane”

Pearson Hardman has survived a civil war, leaving other law firms wondering if it has left them weak. This gets tested when an opposing lawyer dies, opening up the opportunity for the new legal counsel to try to rework an agreed-upon settlement deal in their favor. Making things even more difficult, the new attorney happens to be Robert Zane (Wendell Pierce), father to Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle), a paralegal at Pearson Hardman.