Sons of Anarchy season finale, “Papa’s Goods” airs December 9, 10:00 p.m. ET/PT only on FX.
Dec 08 2014
Luke Wilson and Imogen Poots to Star in Showtime’s New Comedy, Roadies
Showtime’s new one-hour comedy series Roadies sounds like it’s going to be a lot of fun. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into a successful rock band tour as told by the all important crew members, or “roadies” as they’re known in the industry. Luke Wilson and Imogen Poots are set to star in the comedy pilot, and Keisha Castle-Hughes and Peter Cambor will join the ensemble cast. Oscar winner Cameron Crowe wrote, and will direct and executive produce the pilot (for a potential series). Roadies begins shooting in Vancouver on January 19, 2015 at North Shore Studios.
Dec 08 2014
Homeland – “13 Hours in Islamabad” Retrospective. The Body Count.
From the moment “13 Hours in Islamabad” begins, you know you’re in for one hell of a ride. To say this episode is tension-filled is putting it mildly. The first half hour is pulse pounding, with non-stop action, while the remaining 15 minutes (yes, that’s right; the episode is only 45 minutes long) deal with the emotional reactions to what happened.
Dec 07 2014
The Affair – “108” Review. The Two Lovers Reunite.
Noah (Dominic West) heads to Montauk again, this time to represent the family at a literary award ceremony for his father-in-law Bruce (John Doman). Meanwhile, Alison (Ruth Wilson) deals with her grandmother Joan’s (Lynn Cohen) hospitalization and with Noah’s help, comes to an uncomfortable realization that helps her deal with the situation at hand. Sooner rather than later, you know our two lovers are going to run into each other. Will they keep their promises to their respective spouses?
Dec 06 2014
Grimm – “The Grimm Who Stole Christmas” Recap. A Reason For Fruitcake.
Christmastime is here; time for fun and time for stinky, hairy goblins to cheer. While Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) investigate strange home invasions by odd looking creatures, Trubel (Jacqueline Toboni) and Josh (Lucas Near-Verbrugghe) look into finding out more about the attacks on Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) and Rosalee (Bree Turner).
Dec 06 2014
Haven — “Chosen” Review. Mother Knows Best?
“Chosen” wraps up the first half of season five but still leaves many questions unanswered. I have a feeling the next 13 episodes will be Haven’s final ones. Writing this makes me sad. Season five of Haven has truly upped the ante and the writers took us on an epic adventure into a world of mystery, suspense, and doubt.
Dec 06 2014
White Collar – “All’s Fair” Retrospective. Separation Anxiety.
When a message shows up at one of Mozzie’s (Willie Garson) secret drop locations asking to meet, Mozzie assumes it’s the legendary Pink Panther gang trying to recruit him. Neal (Matt Bomer), on the other hand, isn’t as convinced. When the two arrive at the designated location, they discover it isn’t the Panthers but rather Eva Perkins (Megan Dodds), a woman Mozzie immediately recognizes.
Dec 04 2014
Interview: The Walking Dead Talks to Seth Gilliam (Father Gabriel)
The Walking Dead returns to AMC February 8, 2015.
Dec 03 2014
Castle – “Last Action Hero” Recap. All’s Fair in Love and Action Movies.
Secret missions, shady pasts, aging actors looking for a comeback, and murder are the name of the game in this week’s Castle. Former Hollywood action movie star Lance Delorca (Morgan Benoit) is found murdered behind a movie theater; it’s up to Beckett (StanaKatic), Esposito (Jon Huertas), and Ryan (Seamus Dever) to figure out why. Of course, Castle (Nathan Fillion) wants in on this because he’s a huge fan of Delorca’s old “Hard Kill” movies.
Dec 03 2014
Sleepy Hollow – “The Akeda” Recap. Fate Is Fickle, Indeed.
Words previously spoken are coming to fruition and my predictions about certain characters and their allegiances are beginning to take shape. As the impending apocalypse draws near, a life will be lost and loyalties are put to the ultimate test. Who will be left standing?
Dec 02 2014
Syfy Celebrates Holiday Season with 20th Annual The Twilight Zone New Year’s Eve Marathon
Syfy will celebrate the holiday season with the Original Movie Christmas Icetastrophe, a Christmas Day disaster film marathon, and the 20th annual New Year’s Eve celebration of Rod Serling’s legendary series The Twilight Zone, which will take viewers into a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity.
Dec 01 2014
The Walking Dead – “Coda” Review. Betcha Didn’t See That Coming.
There is no question as to why The Walking Dead is one of my favorite shows on television now. I’m still in shock, still reeling over the direction in which the show is going but excited to see how it all plays out.
Nov 30 2014
Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce – “Rule 23: Never Lie to the Kids” Review. Things Are Not What They Seem.
It’s safe to say Bravo has a real hit on its hands. GG2D is full of sharp, witty dialogue, great acting, is funny when it needs to be, and dramatic when necessary. It’s also sexy, intelligent, and dark. GG2D is the complete package; you’ll be missing out on something special if you don’t have this new dramedy on your list of appointment TV.
Nov 29 2014
Grimm – “Highway of Tears” Recap. Wonder Grimm Powers, Activate!
The tales of love and sacrifice are written in history. Both humans and Wesen alike participate. In “Highway of Tears,” Komodo dragon type Wesen sacrifice humans to satiate their goddess “Kali-ma.” Not a fair analogy, but it is what it is. People make sacrifices to save the ones they love. And with the phrase, ‘All is fair in love and war,’ sometimes sleeping with the enemy is the only way to get the upper hand.
Nov 29 2014
Haven — “Chemistry” Recap. Toe the Line.
Hold the phone. Hold your horses. Hold everything. What just happened on #Haven5? Did what I think happened, happen? The mystery surrounding Mara (Emily Rose) and her endgame becomes a bit clearer and we finally learn who Dr. Charlotte Cross (guest star Laura Mennell) truly is.
Nov 26 2014
Get Ready for The Walking Dead Mid-Season Finale
The Walking Dead Midseason Finale airs this Sunday at 9/8c on AMC.
Nov 25 2014
Castle – “Kill Switch” Recap. One Flu Over the Coo Coo’s Nest.
What would you do in the name of love? When Jared Stone (guest star Will Rothhar) willingly straps a bomb to his chest and hijacks a subway car to help free his girlfriend from federal prison, things go from bad to worse. Suffering from a severe case of asthma, he becomes increasingly sicker by the minute and could lose his grip on the trigger switch he’s holding. Thankfully, one of NYPD’s finest is on board but will Esposito (Jon Huertas) be able to take down this radical in time?
Nov 25 2014
Sleepy Hollow – “Magnum Opus” Recap. More Than Meets the Eye.
If last week’s “Mama” didn’t frighten you enough, perhaps being turned to stone will. Or maybe you are just waiting for a young Moloch (Grant Springate) to grow up and bring about the end of days? Well, that last one may be exactly what will happen before Sleepy Hollow’s second season goes on hiatus.
Nov 24 2014
The Walking Dead – “Crossed” Review. Suicide Missions ‘R Us.
Tune in to the mid-season finale of The Walking Dead, Sunday, November 30 at 9/8c, only on AMC.
Nov 24 2014
Steven Weber to Guest Star on Showtime’s House of Lies
#Showtime #HouseofLies #StevenWeber
Nov 23 2014
The Affair – “107” Review. Confessions Can Be Cathartic.
Captivating. Heartbreaking. Surprising. These are the words that best describe “107,” the latest installment of Showtime’s hit new series, The Affair. In last week’s episode, Detective Jeffries (Victor Williams) disclosed the victim in our murder tale was Scotty Lockhart (Colin Donnell). I love how he just slipped that into the conversation, as if it weren’t a big reveal. Now, as summer’s end approaches, and the Solloways leave for home, Noah (Dominic West) and Alison (Ruth Wilson) confess their sins to their respective spouses, although for different reasons. And while episodic writer Kate Robin may be leading us to believe illicit narcotics play a role in Scotty’s (Colin Donnell) death, I have a theory of my own that has nothing to do with drugs.
Nov 23 2014
Homeland – “There’s Something Else Going On” Retrospective. Live or Die.
“There’s Something Else Going On” moves the story lines ahead beautifully while providing some interesting character studies of both Saul and Dennis. The two men couldn’t be more opposite if they tried. Patinkin and Moses provide top-notch acting, as do Danes, Robins, and O’Keefe, along with some stellar writing. With only three episodes left in the season, and with the ending of the episode, I can’t help wondering where Homeland is going next.
Nov 22 2014
Grimm – “Cry Luison” Recap. Big Bad Wolf.
The title of this week’s installment of #Grimm is a play on the old phrase “cry wolf,” and aptly, “Cry Luison” deals with a wealthy heiress who claims to be taunted by a talking wolf, driving her closer and closer to the brink of a mental breakdown. Meanwhile, the potion Elizabeth (Louise Lomard) made to help Nick (David Giuntoli) has specific requirements, one of which Nick may not want to utilize. Plus, the news of Nick’s Grimm status has been accidentally circulated by our favorite ice beaver wesen Bud (guest star Danny Bruno), who comes calling on Trubel (Jacqueline Toboni) to help save Nick’s life.
Nov 22 2014
Haven — “Reflections” Recap. Steam. Lots and Lots of Steam!
Things are getting very complex on #Haven and when people literally start falling apart, it takes the “troubles” to a whole new level of weird.
A strange trouble is causing physical manifestations affecting a person’s self-esteem – a woman in debt who feels like she can’t keep it together begins to literally fall to pieces; a young boy being bullied for being tall, weak, and lanky then becomes a strapping muscle bound jock. But his strength is short lived and he is nearly crushed to death by his dumbbell. If Audrey (Emily Rose) can’t figure out who is causing this trouble, someone else might die.
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