View the gallery Well, this episode was A HOOT!!!! In all seriousness, this episode gave me a lot of emotions: sadness, delight, irritation, impatience. And thus this week's methodology shall be FEELINGS. Next week is, as you know, the series finale, and I think I reached a point
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Tell me, Fug Nationals: Does this disclaimer always/often run in front of Scandal? Because I watch it next-day on Hulu, and this is the first time I've noticed it there -- or at least, the first time in a while. It certainly wasn't present during
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One left in the season, and the show officially got picked up for a fourth. Laura Benanti is tabbed as "recurring" for Supergirl, which also got the nod, and it IS also for ABC, so... maybe we can hold out hope that they'll lend her for
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View the gallery A haiku for the episode: Simon is not dead. Douchetroll Cyrus may be king. Ted: not fired. WHA.
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View the gallery Anyone who watched One Tree Hill was not surprised by the turn of events in this week's episode. Dan Scott once set someone's grave on fire (by accident, in fairness, but it was the grave of his brother WHO HE MURDERED). That said,
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Kalinda's goodbye turned out to be a red herring, which the Kings seemed very tickled about in an interview because they said this preserved some element of surprise with an exit that had none. But the use of her in this episode was pretty unsatisfying and now the
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Two more episodes left for us to wonder whether Deacon's liver might explode. You'll be glad to now they DO at least make a passing mention here of Rayna not being a match -- meaning they discussed it and she was tested during a commercial break -- and
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View the gallery In which Anne Boleyn is just THE WORST.
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View the gallery JOAN HAS ARRIVED. I wish SHE had fired Ted. She would have done it SO WELL.
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It's a bummer when the people with all the clout are guests. At least there is a special guest star at the end of this recap, and no, I don't mean Heather Locklear. BETTER. ... Okay, equally good, because there is probably no BETTER than the erstwhile
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View the gallery Bluntly put, I thought this episode was really, really good. This show is at its best when it's got a slight element of the caper to it -- even if the caper is a failure -- and this might also be the only episode of Mad Men
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Let's get right to what everyone is wondering about: Yes, the OPA conference table DOES still look good with a mostly dead body lying on it. And let us also compliment the work of Russell, who not only stomped the yard right out of Jake, but then cleaned
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View the gallery In which I realize I cannot TOTALLY follow the passage of time on this show; one of the great lady villains of Tudor-related Historical Fiction appears; there's a Protestent flash mob; a dude gets tossed into the Tower and burned at the stake; and
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So, it would appear my soulmate has arrived on Nashville. She is Avery's mother, and she spends most of the episode either drenching Juliette in ocular stink for entirely deserved reasons, or giving Avery some bracing yet supportive real talk. Truthfully, I initially missed that this was Mama
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View the gallery FIRE TED: still not fired. Joan Collins, still not here. Swimwear, by and large, provided by Elizabeth Hurley's own design company, which... the less said the better, if we're talking about anything Eleanor wore. All we really have here is a bow and
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