Franklin & Bash do a “Hey, it’s Cybill Shepard and Seth Green” — but that’s really it.
When Mona tells Hanna that you can’t trust anybody — even family — is she trying to tell her that Spencer’s sister Melissa is responsible for a portion of “A”s deadly games? And what exactly happened to Melissa’s baby?
The guest star casting news and spoilers abound today: Ray Romano is doing an arc on “Parenthood,”Michael Imperoli is doing an episode of “Necessary Roughness,” and there are rumors of Alec Baldwin doing a stint on “The Good Wife.” What do you make of these announcements?
It’s “Freaky Friday” on this week’s “Los Girl” as a madman comes to the bar and makes everyone switch bodies–and air out their issues with each other. Bo also discovers that she is going to be a Fae Messiah, or something, in the upcoming Light-Dark war.
‘Private Practice’ is all but done, what with Tim Daly leaving this season, Kate Walsh leaving next season, Audra McDonald gone, and a 13-episode order for its sixth season.. Jaylen and I discuss our favorite moments, LEAST favorite characters and our series finale hopes.
Is ‘Person of Interest’ the new ‘X-Files’? Hmm, a hot female sidekick who rocks a pageboy; a tall, seemingly emotionless one-note man who remains badass in his pursuit of the truth, and a conspiracy theorist geek who lives in the shadows. Can’t tell which is which? Exactly.
‘The Wire’ delivers on its name, as the detail finally has the tools in place to deliver a real glimpse into Avon Barksdale’s operation. But will their success lead to the case being shutdown by Rawls?
Cartoons of the ’90s, like ‘Hey Arnold’ were fantastic — you know they were! In this week’s ‘Clacking in Color,’ the groovy column celebrating minorities on TV, I praise ‘Hey Arnold!’ for its racially diverse characters and entertaining storytelling. Move it, Football Head!
In a ‘Borgias’ cliffhanger season finale, Pope Alexander finds himself fighting for his life just s he realizes how badly his actions have hurt his children. All of the seasons plot lines culminate into a moving, well-earned finale.
There’s officially a new monster, the kenema, on ‘Teen Wolf,’ and if we’re to go by Grandpa Argent’s high-tech equivalent of Gile’s entire library and John Winchester’s journal, there’s a whole lot more to come.
