Review: Lost Girl – “Faetal Attraction”

But, Bo isn’t the only one feeling lost. Dyson can’t concentrate at work so he’s referred to a therapist. Poor Fae dude, he’s nursing a broken heart, too. He tells Detective Hale (K.C. Collins), “Therapy is bullshit, human bullshit,” but what he really needs is someone to talk to—a professional.

Review: 2 Broke Girls – “And the Blind Spot”

Sophie may seem like a madam, but she’s not one to mess with. Caroline (Beth Behrs) and Max (Kat Dennings) take her up on her offer to hire them as her cleaning ladies. The girls need extra money so they can build a website to sell their cupcakes.

“Stars Aren’t Born, They’re Made.” Review: Smash – “Pilot”

“Smash” is a smash! There, I said it. You heard it here first. Well, not really. “Smash” has already received fabulous advance reviews from critics and bloggers alike. And deservedly so. It has everything a smash TV series should have—romance; drama; human pathos; comedy; entertainment; sharp and witty dialogue; expert directing, choreography and acting; and the bonus of awesome singing and dancing. This is not your daughter’s Glee.

TV News: Glenn Howerton Lends His Voice to FX’s Unsupervised

Executive Producer of Unsupervised, Glenn Howerton, lends his voice to the show in two new episodes.

News: E! News Exclusive – Demi Moore Checks Into Rehab Facility

It’s not enough Demi Moore has had her marital woes displayed across every headline, now E! News has released an exclusive press release concerning Moore entering rehab.

Interview: A Revealing and Refreshing Conversation with Jasika Nicole of “Fringe”

Last week, we were privy to the Q&A session with Jasika Nicole, “Astrid Farnsworth” on the hugely popular cult favorite, Fringe. Astrid is a kind and compassionate person, who is also a very valuable member of the FBI Fringe team. It was fun to listen to Nicole as she described what it’s like to play Astrid, especially with the very Astrid-centric episode, “Making Angels,” that aired Friday, February 3, 2012 at 9/8c on Fox.

A Pregnancy, A Dead Husband and Sexy Leopard Lingerie. Review: Shameless – “Father’s Day”

“Father’s Day” is another beautifully written, acted and directed episode of Shameless. It’s a perfect balance between light and dark comedy, providing a significant amount of pathos along the way. Just my cup of tea for a Sunday night.

Web Series News: Machinima.com and Lionsgate Renew and Expand Original #Zombie Web Series ‘Bite Me’

Web Series News: Machinima.com and Lionsgate Renew and Expand Machinima’s original zombie apocalypse comedy series “Bite Me.”

Review: The Vampire Diaries “Bringing Out the Dead” (Hell Hath No Fury Like… No Really. There’s No Fury.)

Unsolved murders, surprising appearances and ass-kicking vamps hold our attention in this week’s episode of The Vampire Diaries. I like that we don’t know what’s going on right away and there’s no way to truly figure things out. The writers are doing an excellent job of leaving us hanging with endings that titillate.

TV News: Bravo Picks Up “Top Chef” for Season 10

As an avid watcher of most TV food shows, I was thrilled to learn Top Chef has been picked up for another season. I love watching the show not only for the great food the cheftestants come up with, but for the drama and constant sniping among these potential superstars.

Review: New Girl “Jess and Julia” (Seriously, Who Doesn’t Like Dessert?)

One thing you can always expect from New Girl is the truth. The guys are always truthful with one another and Jess can’t help but be honest. But when do they learn to keep their mouths shut in order to save someone from being hurt? “Jess and Julia” is a bit on the dramatic side but it has its funny moments.

A gun…or a Tony award, Review: White Collar – “Neighborhood Watch”

In a refreshing, savvy, and oftentimes humorous approach, Mozzie (Willie Garson) and Elle (Tiffani Thiessen) come to the forefront of the storytelling when some surveillance equipment left at the Burke home becomes the catalyst for a caper, and for Peter (Tim DeKay) to recognize that his wife is dealing with her kidnapping a bit differently than he expected.

Review: #JustifiedFX “Harlan Roulette” (“this ain’t Russian Roulette, it’s Harlan Roulette”)

The new season of Justified seems a bit more cutthroat and treacherous, not to mention bloody. “Harlan Roulette” spares no expense on any of it. While Ava (Joelle Carter) visits Ellstin Limehouse (Mykelti Williamson) to ask if he’ll meet with Boyd (Walton Goggins) to discuss relinquishing the money he’s holding for Dickie Bennett (Jeremy Davies); Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) must contend with some ruthless Oxy dealers.

Review: Alcatraz – Season 1, Episode 4, “Cal Sweeney” – “A Protégé, the Alteration of Memories, and Safety Deposit Boxes.”

Is it possible to remove deviant and criminal behavior by implanting soothing memories in a criminal’s mind?

Cal Sweeney (Eric Johnson), an Alcatraz convict who robbed 20 banks in the 50s, has made his way to present day San Francisco where he is again robbing banks. Will Rebecca (Sarah Jones) and Doc (Jorge Garcia) figure out why he’s only going after safety deposit boxes this time around? What does this have to do with the past and…memories?

Kenzi in Pink! Review: Lost Girl – “Oh Kappa My Kappa”

But both of them are Faes, with Dyson firmly on the Light Fae side, and Bo somewhere in the middle, still undecided if she wants to go Light or Dark. I see why the Faes want her to choose sides, and her reluctance to choose makes her “dangerous.” How can they trust her otherwise?

TV News: HBO Renews Luck for a Second Season

HBO renews Luck for a second season.

Video: The Secret Circle “Medallion” Preview

The Secret Circle, Thursdays at 9/8c only on The CW

News: Screen Actors Guild Honors Outstanding TV and Film Performances at the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards®

What a night! Beautiful people in beautiful dress, all rooting for and congratulating each other. Of all the award shows, the SAGs mean the most to the actors as it’s the actors who choose the winners. There’s nothing like being honored by your peers. I’m just thrilled some of my favorite TV and film actors received awards. Without further ado, here is the press release issued by Turner Broadcasting, including the full list of award winners.

An Enraged Wife, A Faux Birthday Sleepover and a Stroke of Luck. Review: Shameless – “A Beautiful Mess”

Let’s count the number of ways the Gallaghers have gotten themselves into a mess this week. I’d say Fiona (Emily Rossum) sleeping with Craig (Taylor Kinney) last week qualifies now that his wife, Lucy Jo (Brit Morgan), knows about it. I also think Frank (William H. Macy) has a mess on his hands as Sheila (Joan Cusack) gets closer to discovering the truth about him and his so-called job at The Alibi Room. Then, there’s Lip (Jeremy Allen White) trying to split up Karen (Laura Wiggins) and her fiancé, Jody (Zach McGowan).

Video Interview: John Wells, Executive Producer of #Shameless, Talks About the Characters and Season Two

With three episodes of season two of Shameless behind us, Executive Producer John Wells opens up about the main characters and what’s happening with them this season. Watch all-new episodes of Shameless, Sunday nights at 9:00 pm ET/PT only on Showtime.

Trust, The Bard, and a Decision, Review: White Collar – “Upper Westside Story”

After the rush of the mid-season premiere and the potentially game-changing news dropped into Neal Caffrey’s (Matt Bomer) lap, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect from “Upper Westside Story” in terms of character development and connection. As is usual for this series, the episode plot and case-of-the-week is tight with a crafty, clever con and a layer of sentimentality that further endears our favorite con and FBI agent, Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) to us.

Review: #JustifiedFX “Cut Ties” (“a man who’s sleeping with his dead brother’s widow and murderess..” )

“Cut Ties,” however entertaining, merely sets the stage for what’s to come. Raylan plays house with Winona; Boyd can’t seem to play well with others while he’s locked up and finally gets a moment alone to talk to Dickie; A Marshal is killed and new Asst. Director Goodall (guest star Carla Gugino) comes down to KY to find out what’s going on. Dickie reveals that an old family friend, Limehouse (guest star Mykelti Williamson) has his momma’s money, which poses an obstacle for Boyd.

Review: #Alcatraz – “Kit Nelson” – A Child Abduction and a Chrysanthemum Signals 48 Hours to Live.

From his police scanner, Doc Soto (Jorge Garcia) picks up on an important clue from listening to the reports of a missing child: a Chrysanthemum has been left behind on the child’s bed. Will team Alcatraz team be able to sort through clues from both the past and present to save an 11- year- old boy within a 48- hour time frame?

Interview: #Chuck – A Final Farewell. Series Star Adam Baldwin and Exec. Prod. Chris Fedak Share Their Thoughts

With Chuck coming to a close this Friday, January 27, 2012, with two all-new action-packed episodes beginning at 8/7c, I was anxious to hear what series star Adam Baldwin and Executive Producer Chris Fedak had to say yesterday. With the huge popularity of Chuck, the conference call was packed with reporters trying to get a word in edgewise. Here, for your reading pleasure, is the bulk of the interview.

Fae Long Lost? Review: Lost Girl – “Where There’s a Will, There’s a Fae”

Review: Lost Girl, S1, Ep2, – “Where there’s a Will, there’s a Fae” – Fae Long Lost? Air date: Monday, January 23, 2012, 10/9c on Syfy Rating: [rating=4]   The thing about the Fae is this: They try to stay underground and assimilate in “normal” society. The problem is, Bo (Anna Silk), being the Succubus …

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