View the gallery In which Rayna is able to sign a functional new client so her business can thrive, Maddie cares about Daphne's well-being, and Nashville the city is shot with loving tenderness. APRIL FOOLS, obviously. None of that is true.
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View the gallery Alicia finally utters the D word to Peter and no, it's not "douchebag," although I would have accepted that one as well.
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View the gallery Nobody reads anything this week. Well, except for Avery, who reads the riot act to Juliette's therapist. If the Emmys weren't such snobs about this show, Jonathan Jackson and Hayden Panettiere would both be multiple nominees (though sadly Juliette isn't back
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View the gallery FIRST! If you missed it, we interviewed Jeffrey Mossa and Amber Haley, the production designer and set decorator, respectively, of this fine program, about all kinds of things -- how they got the courtroom sets so perfect, the lengths they went to to recreate Johnnie's office,
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View the gallery AND, WE'RE OFF.
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View the gallery In the first episode back from a very long hiatus (STAY WELL HAYDEN), Emily reminds us all that she's a woman of peerless taste and intellectual appetites by reading a copy of a particular best-selling novel which I hold dear. Also some people got
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View the gallery If I were a betting women, I would have wagered on this episode being titled THE GLOVE. As ever, this show is fascinating and brilliant, and -- also as always! -- I invite you to read Vulture's excellent fact-check of this episode. (Unsurprisingly, they note that
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View the gallery In the first two episodes back from hiatus, Asher made hardly any faces. So I thought, "Maybe I'm done recapping this." And then Asher came back to form, and things went bananas, and NATE'S ABS LOOK AT THEM JUST LOOK KEEP
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View the gallery Well. If you'd come to me in 1994 and told me that I would have a conversation in 2016 that involved my saying the phrase, "Chris Darden is SO HOT. I think I'm in love with him," I would have been
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View the gallery AGAIN, apologies for how late this is. Last week's Oscars workload got ahead of me -- plus, the Downton series finale -- but here we are, under the wire. From here on out, these should be available to you with greater timeliness. (I am from the era
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View the gallery Last season, I bid adieu to this show in the finale recap, and it came back unexpectedly. So perhaps I will say my goodbyes AGAIN here, in the hopes that me laying it to rest will lead to yet another exhumation. Ergo: FARE THE WELL, Agent Carter,
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View the gallery Many years ago, the final Harry Potter book came out, after much anticipation. I had pre-ordered it from Amazon, but then realized that my postman probably wouldn't deliver it until 2pm, which absolutely would not do. (I didn't need it at midnight,
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View the gallery ABC chief Paul Lee got the boot recently, and two of my TV loves were cited as reasons: Galavant, and Agent Carter, short-run shows with critical acclaim but tiny -- albeit loyal -- audiences, which he kept alive against perhaps all business sense. This is a strong indicator
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View the gallery Yet again, this show is great. I should really just create a macro for these recaps, noting how great it is. This week is basically focused on how Johnnie Cochran was (correctly) promoted to lead chair on OJ's legal team -- for a variety of reasons,
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If you were reading my recaps of the new episodes of The X-Files earlier this month, you may have realized that they suddenly stopped appearing here. And that is because I stopped writing them, because I thought the reboot was terrible -- yes, even the one where the man is
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