Roz

Roz lives in the Los Angeles area, and has been a long time California girl. Despite her better judgment, she enjoys shows about the shallow sides of her home city, but will also find time to watch iZombie, Jane the Virgin, and much more. With a love of history, she also watches anything that is grounded in real life, including Victoria and black-ish. Having worked with children, she also follows shows she knows they watch (reminding her of those days of yore for her in the process). Contact her at roz@nicegirlstv.com.

How Television Brings People Together

One of my favorite things about the wide-spread use of the internet is how much different people from different parts of the world can bond over a show. Of course, the next best part is when all of the people you’ve met can actually meet in person. I’ve had more than one opportunity to meet my friends from various places …

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Bones Stars Spill the Beans on Season 5

I met up with the cast and creator of Bones at Fox’s Critics’ Association Party last month where they were happy to discuss various aspects of this upcoming season, including inter-office romances and the fallout from last season’s finale. Executive Producer Hart Hanson says that he is aware of some fans’ negative reaction to the dream sequence in the season …

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Surprises from The Paley Center’s Fall Preview Parties

Now that The Paley Center’s Fall Preview Parties have ended here in Los Angeles, I can finally think through the four nights’ worth of information. Unlike the last two years, I found myself unwilling to sit through shows that hadn’t yet captured my attention (sorry CBS!), but I also found myself really impressed by a series of shows I wouldn’t …

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This is What I Was Looking For

Yesterday marked the first day back for Fall television. Of course, the shows that I watched last night (90210 and Melrose Place) are not on my list of top favorites, it provided a nice way to ease back into the mania for a full DVR and hours spent trying to catch up. Today marks the last day of one of …

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Let’s All Join the Community!

Last night, one of my friends invited me to attend a screening of Community with her at Los Angeles City College. After the pilot episode, NBC put on a nice question and answer session with a good portion of the cast and creator Don Harmon. Cast members present included: Gillian Jabobs, Joel McHale, Chevy Chase, Yvette Nicole Brown, Ken Jeong …

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To H!

I know I’ve talked about the people that I’ve had the privilege of meeting from far and wide, but today’s a bit different with regards to my friends from online. One of my closest friends and I met on this day three years ago, and I need to celebrate that with all of you. In part, because without him, I …

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Meeting People

Now that the insanity of The Critics’ Association is over, I’m happy to have had the pleasure to talk to Daniel the TV Addict and Jace of Televisionary, who were gracious hosts once I figured out what was going on (Thursday morning witnessed a few snafus at the hotel, from the Twitter DoS, to an entire circuit going out which …

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Torchwood and Doctor Who Come To Comic Con

In a very small press room on Saturday afternoon, I was privileged enough to talk with Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner, Euros Lyn and David Tennant. The group split their time between two tables, providing various insights into both Torchwood: Children of Earth and Planet of the Dead. My table had the pleasure of speaking with Gardner and Tennant first, …

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Bones at Comic Con

Following a fun-filled reminder of what makes Bones the show we either go “aww” or “eww” over, the short panel at Comic Con started with one half of the crime fighting duo Emily Deschanel (David Boreanez was in LA due to his wife’s pregnancy) and creator Hart Hanson. David, feeling remorse for not being there, did send a very nice …

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Dollhouse at Comic Con

Warning: Spoilers ahead for “Epitaph One”! Joss Whedon, as Adam Baldwin put it on Saturday, is “a Comic Con god.” I don’t think that’s an understatement given the reaction to Dollhouse’s thirteenth episode, “Epitaph One”, and the way everyone reacted to the forty-five minutes that followed the episode. Without a moderator, the panel took the form of questions from the …

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