Modern Family did a good job of keeping the laughs throughout a sad situation in this year’s season finale. Fred Willard returned as Phil’s Dad and it was a funny and touching way to end the season. Let’s get to it. Gracie, Phil’s mom, passed away and the whole family went to Florida to support Phil. Gloria was dressed in ... Read More »
REVOLUTION: Photo Preview and Synopsis for “Children Of Men”
As we race toward the season finale of Revolution the action only increases, and I didn’t think it could. In Children Of Men, Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) and Monroe (David Lyons) battle with more than wits. Meanwhile, Miles (Billy Burke), Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos), Nora (Daniella Alonso) and Aaron (Zak Orth) get inside the Tower but Tom Neville (Giancarlo Esposito) and son ... Read More »
REVOLUTION Recap: Who Done It?
The race to the Tower is on as Miles, Charlie, and Neville try to beat Monroe and Randall to Colorado while Rachel and Aaron try to restore the power. Read More »
GRIMM: 3 Preview Clips from Season Finale, “Goodnight, Sweet Grimm”
I’ve already watched the season finale of Grimm and I can tell you that I was very frightened by the ending. A lot of good things happened in this episode, titled “Goodnight, Sweet Grimm”, but a lot of bad happened too. James Frain is in Portland looking for his brother – and the key. However, that’s only a cover for ... Read More »
Taking a Look at the Fall TV Line-Up
Now that the major (and most, if not all, of the cable) networks have made their upfront presentations to the advertisers in New York City, it is time to dissect each of the major networks plans for new programming (dramas only mind you, as that is my preferred viewing) for the fall as well as mid-season. First, I hope our ... Read More »
WAREHOUSE 13 Recap: The Sky’s the Limit
We have three separate stories on this episode of Warehouse 13 so I think I will take them one at a time. Claudia and Steve: Artie sends them to England to find out what is going on when two jockeys fall into comas after their races. The strange part is the jockeys were riding long shot horses that ended up ... Read More »
CALL THE MIDWIFE: Love, Loss, & Babies in Post-War England
I had a long post written about Call the Midwife and how it addresses multiple social issues against the backdrop of post-War England, but, gosh, it was dull. Nurse Trixie’s eyes would have glazed over halfway through and Nurse Jenny Lee would have given it a polite smile, then moved on to something more interesting. I shudder to think what ... Read More »
Week In Review: TV’s Top Moments
This was a busy TV week and there were a number of finale episodes. Some shows definitely saved their best for last so I have a few more than five top moments. Be sure to hit the comments below and let me know if I missed any of your favorites. 1. Elementary – Well played Elementary, well played. In a ... Read More »
MERLIN: The Fate of Camelot in Mordred’s Hands
In tonight’s episode of Merlin, a Saxon attack on a Camelot supply convoy leads Mordred (Alexander Vlahos) to reunite with the love of his youth, a Druid girl named Kara. He helps her escape, but when she is caught and sentenced to death, Mordred is torn between his two worlds. Little does he realize that the path he chooses will shape Camelot’s destiny. ... Read More »
THE VAMPIRE DIARIES: Graduation Recap
What a season finale! My head is still spinning and I have watched it twice! Wow! I have to give a shout out to Executive Producer Julie Plec for this episode. There are so many surprises and twists! Ghosts, hook-ups, death, Doppelgangers and a win for Delena fans. Sit down, grab some popcorn (and a glass of wine) and let’s ... Read More »