Black Sails proves once again that no one is safe. The characters we’ve grown to love or hate can flip the script pretty quickly. As new alliances are made among old enemies, there are plenty of OMG moments making ‘VII.” the perfect lead into next week’s season finale.
Mar 08 2014
Some Traditions Suck. Review: Grimm – “Mommy Dearest”
Season 3, Episode 14 Air Date: Friday, March 7, 2014, 9/8c on NBC Rating: “I am going off to a house and entering like a snake…I will devour their babes and make their hearts ache.”— Grimm Somebody’s mom makes a visit to Portland but it isn’t who you think. “Mommy Dearest” is one of …
Mar 07 2014
The Specter Special. Review: Suits – “Buried Secrets”
Harvey’s (Gabriel Macht) former and now current flame Scottie (Abigail Spencer) contemplates joining Pearson Specter but questions whether her relationship with Harvey will complicate things. Meanwhile, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) takes on a case that hits a little too close to home. Will he be able to see the case through or will it prove to be too much for him?
Mar 06 2014
Hello England: Prophecies and Betrayals. Retrospective: Vikings – “Invasion”
The second installment of season two of Vikings, “Invasion,” opens with a time jump. The year is now 800 and it’s been four years since the last raid and the taxing battle with Jarl Borg (Thorbjørn Harr), people in Kattegat are beginning to wonder if Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) has turned complacent just like Earl Haraldson (Gabriel Byrne), the earl he once ousted. Will there be a raid out west soon?
Mar 06 2014
Family. Retrospective: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D – “T.A.H.I.T.I.”
Making its return after a month-long break, “T.A.H.I.T.I.” picks up immediately following the events of “T.R.A.C.K.S.” After Skye (Chole Bennet) was shot by Quinn (David Conrad), she is rushed to a S.H.I.E.L.D. medical facility. Coulson (Clark Gregg) realizes the only way to save Skye is to find the same doctors who treated him after the battle of New York. But, the more Coulson, Fitz (Iain De Caestecker), and Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge) look into his medical records, the more secrets they uncover.
Mar 05 2014
Conf Call: GRIMM’s Reggie Lee Talks About All Things Wu.
In the conference call, Lee talks about how he did his homework for this upcoming episode, “Mommy Dearest,” in which a Filipino folklore comes to life. “So when I saw this script I actually went through it and marked it and logged about 100 hours of homework before I started shooting this particular episode.” 100 hours of homework! That’s dedication! He talks about his native Filipino folklore coming to life and talks a little about season one where Wu was literally a human garbage disposal eating couch cushions, carpet, quarters, and paper clips…but what was he really eating? What other character would Lee like to play on Grimm? What kind of Wesen would he want to be? Read more to find out…
Mar 04 2014
Drugs, Lies, and Break Ups. Retrospective: Justified – “Whistle Past the Graveyard”
“Whistle Past the Graveyard” should be an exciting episode considering Boyd (Walton Goggins) finally killed his last remaining blood relative. But sadly, it is not. This is a filler episode by every definition. There are some tiny nuggets of gold sprinkled throughout, but I’m not sure if I care anymore. Boyd only has his band of misfits to back him up but several new members may not be living up to their end of the deal. Can Boyd trust Daryl (Michael Rapaport), Danny (A.J. Buckley), and Dewey (Damon Herriman)? Not as far as he can throw them.
Mar 04 2014
STARZ to Air Season One Marathon of DA VINCI’S DEMONS Beginning Mon. March 17th
In advance of the anticipated second season of the STARZ Original Series “Da Vinci’s Demons,” STARZ will present a special season one marathon of the entire first season of “Da Vinci’s Demons” airing two episodes back-to-back each night beginning Monday, March 17 – Thursday, March 20th, 2014 at 7pm ET/PT on STARZ.
Mar 03 2014
Conf Call: THE MIDDLE Stars Charlie McDermott and Eden Sher
Conference call: Emmy nominated series, The Middle, comes to the Hallmark Channel weeknights beginning Monday, March 3 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Hallmark Channel is America’s premier family cable television network, and is thrilled to add the much-loved comedy, still a current top 20 hit, to its prime time lineup. Joining us are two of the show’s stars, Charlie McDermott, who plays Axl Heck, and Eden Sher who plays Sue Heck.
Mar 01 2014
Hairy Situation. Retrospective: Grimm – “Revelation”
I don’t use words like “holy shit” very often but holy shit, is “Revelation” one exciting episode! Picking up where “The Wild Hunt” left off, Monroe’s (Silas Weir Mitchell) parents, Bart (guest star Chris Mulkey) and Alice (guest star Dee Wallace), gruffly meet Nick (David Giuntoli), who just happens to be a Grimm, a Wesen’s archenemy. Meanwhile, scalp cutting Woden (Matt Lasky), a “Wildesheer,” continues to wreak havoc on Portland.
Feb 28 2014
It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye. Review: Psych – “1967: A Psych Odyssey”
With interim Chief Trout (Anthony Michael Hall) gone, Lassiter (Timothy Omundson in a dual role) sets his sights on the job. Mayor Swagerty (John Kapelos), however, sees this as an opportunity for Lassiter to prove himself worthy by solving the murder of his uncle Archie Baxter (Omundson), an investigative reporter killed back in the 60s. Will Lassiter be able to solve the case thereby winning the job he’s dreamed of? More important, will it be worth it?
Feb 27 2014
Fate, Love Triangles and Blood. Review: Vikings “Brother’s War”
The year is 796, Scandinavia. A battle between two brothers is about to begin as the highly anticipated Vikings returns in the season two premiere “Brother’s War.” The action picks up at the center of last season’s most critical conflict: brothers Rollo (Clive Standen) and Ragnar Lothbrook (Travis Fimmel) are finally about to collide in an epic clash.
Feb 25 2014
Season of the Back Stab. Review: Justified – “Raw Deal”
Ask and you shall receive. At the end of “Kill the Messenger,” I mentioned in my recap that I wanted to see the Mexican heroin deal go down, and for Boyd (Walton Goggins) and Johnny (David Meunier) to square off. “Raw Deal” gives us that and so much more. As much as I like Boyd to have antagonists nipping at his heels, his cousin Johnny is really becoming more of a nuisance than formidable adversary.
Feb 25 2014
Interview: Matthew Rhys Talks Season 2 of The Americans
As a huge fan of The Americans (I reviewed the show last season here on YEC), I was thrilled to participate in a conference call last Friday with Matthew Rhys, star of FX’s hit political series. He plays Philip Jennings, husband to Keri Russell’s Elizabeth. Matthew was very forthcoming with his answers and discussed some of the things we can expect to see in season two of the Cold War/Reagen-age dramatic series.
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