Fair warning: I did not do a great job screen-grabbing this episode. But I got the most important part, and let's just skip to it right now: Deacon. In glasses. And that sweater. PAYING BILLS. I just... it's so much hot sensibleness in one shot.
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View the gallery I suspect this is also the series finale, but a girl can hope. There was a lot to enjoy here, particularly a smart and eminently capable heroine. And on one hand, I understand not making it about romance, because there's something appealing about watching Peggy
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Welcome back, Good Wife. Thank you for staying away until How To Get Away With Murder wrapped up, because those two at once were a few too many lawyers for my taste. And now, without further ado, we resume the weekly Power Suit Ranking -- which, as a refresher, mixes an
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First of all, a breakthrough in our current investigation: CODE ORANGE: What's Happening On the Faces of BlueBell? If you look closely on this cheery mail-carrier -- and, later, on AB -- you can actually see the line where the bronzer ends and her unmolested skin begins, up by
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All righty, season one is in the can, thanks to a two-hour finale that brought with it a merciful one-week break from Scandal. I have... thoughts... about the cliffhanger ending, but I will say this without spoiling it: This show is so captive to plot, plot, plot, and
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View the gallery I laughed, I cried, I yelled, "JUST KISS HER ALREADY" at the TV (more than once), I applauded the long-awaited and much-desired appearance of Matthew Goode (who was born to wear tweeds in period pieces and perhaps also in my apartment while handing
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Last week, Mario Van Peebles van-feebled Oliver Hudson, by firing him from Edgehill. Rayna has heard the news, and she has an extremely human reaction. Ostensibly she is celebrating extracting Maddie from her contract, but whatever. We all know what's what. She's so high off
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I thought this episode was actually REALLY strong, although George is still quite orange (and has blue lips at one point. I am worried that this series is going to end with George being diagnosed with a bizarre disease of some sort). First of all: FINALLY, the casting of Meredith
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View the gallery Better late than never? Fashion Week and the Oscars really got in the way of this one. But the finale, I believe, airs tonight -- like, I think it starts now, or in an hour? WELL DONE ME -- so catch up if you can! Chad Michael Murray was
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View the gallery Matthew Goode arrives NEXT WEEK. I feel like we need a Matthew Goode Countdown Clock on this thing. Like the clock on 24 , except what we're waiting for is HOTNESS. Anyway, this week was full of intriguing developments. Several were maddening. One was lovely. One
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I've decided -- even though I don't actually get them on Hulu -- that I want this show to start cutting its teases, musically and all, as if this is a wacky single-camera comedy in the vein of Modern Family. I can HEAR the sounds and the
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This episode was better. It could not have gotten WORSE than the last two, but still. We left off with Olivia being sold for an undisclosed cash amount to Iran. Everyone -- including me -- thought Iran was going to turn out to be somebody covertly bidding for Olivia and then spiriting
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You know how we've all been wondering how Rayna Jaymes is paying the bills? Well, so is she: She's fretting to Bucky about how Sadie Stone's session musicians cost a bundle, and which is both understandable and also insane because Sadie is HER ONLY
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I have an announcement: The end of this episode actually sort of got me. I KNOW. I'm sure it's temporary. As a refresher, the ashy powder that was once Tom Verica has been found. This lady, with her extremely intense eyes and Urgent Newscaster Voice, is
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I am not sure how much longer we will keep covering this show, because NOTHING IS HAPPENING. Although I suppose things are THREATENING to happen. It's like that time we were in North Carolina and we knew the hurricane was coming, and we basically spent twenty-four agonizing
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