Rueben

Using her favorite online handle, Rueben is an East Coast-bred gal who is now a permanent Californian and a lifelong tv-oholic. She watches at least 25 TV shows a week, goes to the movies as often as possible, listens to music every waking moment, reads every day and “plays” on the internet every chance she can. Some of her current favorite TV shows are Outlander, Sweet Magnolias, Wednesday, High Potential, Will Trent, Reacher, The Gilded Age, Fire Country, Matlock, Miss Scarlet, Skymed, The Rookie, Bridgerton, Virgin River and School Spirits. She is looking forward to season three of Silo on Apple TV; season two of Ransom Canyon on Netflix; season five of Harry Wild on Acorn TV and the debuts of Lanterns on HBO Max and Anna Pidgeon on USA Network. Follow her on Bluesky @ruebensramblings.bsky.social or contact her at rueben@nicegirlstv.com. Please also check out Rueben's Ramblings website for even more entertainment news.

The Weekly Round-Up (July 13 to 17)

The following are the entertainment news highlights for the past week (July 13 to 17): NEWS Here is the complete list of Emmy nominations for those of you haven’t seen them yet: http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b134405_complete_list_of_emmy_nominations.html NBC has postponed production on its new drama Parenthood, due to co-star Maura Tierney undergoing an eight-week treatment for a breast tumor. Parenthood will be pushed to …

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The Women of Sci-Fi

When you are asked what your ideal picture of the “woman of television sci-fi” would look like, who do you see? Are you the person who sees Buffy Summers sprinting across a graveyard chasing after a vampire? Do you see Major (nee Colonel) Samantha Carter in uniform barking orders on some planet in another galaxy? Do you watch Sarah Connor …

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They Deserve Their Own Show (Part 6)

Here is the next installment of actors and actresses who are under-appreciated, deserving to get more attention or perhaps even their own show: Aubrey Dollar – One of Aubrey’s first roles was in American Gothic then she moved on to several guest appearances on Dawson’s Creek and The Guiding Light. She then landed a role in the short-lived FOX drama …

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My Dream Emmy Ballot

Emmy nominations will be announced very soon and if you follow the process you know that more times than not the actors or series that really deserve to be honored rarely make the cut. As is the norm with most TV critics, they make up their own lists of who they believe should be nominated. With that being said, here …

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The Weekly Round-Up (July 6 to 10)

The following are the entertainment news highlights for the past week (July 6 to 10): CONDOLENCES Rest in Peace: Actor Harve Presnell, best known to TV viewers as Mr. Parker on the NBC drama The Pretender, passed away on June 30 at the age 75. He also appeared in the movie Paint Your Wagon and in the stage and screen …

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Welcome Back to Eureka

Season 3.5 of the eclectic series Eureka from the Sci-Fi Channel (which will officially become SyFy on July 7) will be back with 10 new episodes starting Friday, July 10 at 10 p.m. (9/CT). The series, starring Colin Ferguson as Jack Carter, picks up where it left off from its mid-season cliffhanger with Jack being removed from his sheriff duties …

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They Deserve Their Own Show (Part 5)

Here is the next installment of actors and actresses who are under-appreciated, deserving to get more attention or perhaps even their own show: Marisa Coughlan – Marisa has been acting since 1995 and most of her work was unmemorable until 1999 when she was cast in one of the lead roles in the short-lived Kevin Williamson series Wasteland. A number …

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Music That Makes the TV World Go Round

Whether you only listen to music on occasion, have it playing in the car on long trips or, like me, can’t really get through the day without it playing (nearly) all the time, there are certain songs that mean something to you, remind you of a special time in your life or move you to not only dance your socks …

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The Weekly Round Up (June 26 to July 2)

Here are the highlights from the entertainment world for the week of June 26 to July 2: CONDOLENCES Rest in Peace: Karl Malden passed away today (July 2) at the age of 97. He is best known for his Oscar winning role in A Streetcar Named Desire and his television work with Michael Douglas in The Streets of San Francisco …

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The Top 10 Most Patriotic Moments on TV

With the Fourth of July just around the corner, we here at NGTV sat down and talked about what patriotism means to each of us. And, of course, since we are really interested in television what better way to talk about the subject than by highlighting the top 10 patriotic moments on television. While there are shows that focus on …

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