View the gallery In which I get REALLY CAPSY about the twist at the end of episode 20, and Aria wears a bone dress. Every week I tell myself I'm going to stop doing these, because I think most of Fug Nation quit watching this show because it&
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View the gallery I have a LOT of comments about this episode, and they include: Why am I hanging out with Paul Giamatti so much all of a sudden? Since when is this thing a caper? Why can't Julian Fellowes hire a British actor with a decent American
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View the gallery Herein, Aria says truest thing ever in the history of this show, to Alison: "I liked you better when you were dead." Sadly, it's just in the noir hallucination. On Monday, we'll recap the other two episodes around this, but since
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View the gallery Getting shoved under a lorry is almost as good as getting pushed down the well. PS: Last week's recap went up at the last minute, due to Fashion Week, so if you missed it, you can find it here. (The master list of all Downton
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View the gallery This episode featured some stellar work from Scott Porter, the glorious return of Lavon's Kitchen Pastry, and a moment where I thought, "well, this show has FINALLY figured out what to do with Tom Long." Plus, a variety of good outfits and two
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View the gallery All you need to know is that there's a slide here where the photo is named DOWNTON MURDER FACES. We've got many a questionable life choice being made, in other words, but also some nascent romantical sparks, tragedy ahoy for Poor Edith, whose
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View the gallery There's some great acting in this hour, and Juliette and Avery are adorable together, and then there's a twist that's so thoroughly borrowed from elsewhere that it should be charged late fees.
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View the gallery This show left me exactly where it did at the end of last season: Sorry it won't have a chance to grow, a little disappointed it squandered some of the chances it had, and full-on craving more Walt.
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View the gallery For an episode that felt full of some fluffy stuff -- BlueBell's in the middle of a Health Month, and Zoe uses it to make a bet with Brick to get back her partnership at the practice, which she then loses because Cricket moves up Cake
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View the gallery It seems two shows I watch have David Silvers on them: Pretty Little Liars, and now Nashville. If Scarlett doesn't do a cover of "You Are So Precious To Me," she is fired.
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View the gallery Spencer might be onto Ezra. I have to say, it's nice feeling like this show is getting MOVING again. But I need Aria to wear some awful pants soon. [Photos: KissThemGoodbye.net]
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View the gallery There's big trouble in Little Edith. And Bates actually says the line, "I want to murder," so that's fantastic for Anna, because she totally needs more problems. Additionally: Isobel and the Dowager Countess are Great Britain's best comedy team,
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View the gallery So many thoughts! First of all, this episode was considerably better than last week's. Second, I might actually be in love with Joel, you guys. He's so reasonable and he is so delighted by BlueBell and he's such a nice, responsible,
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View the gallery This one is going long, because it's Prom night, so the clothes need a close look. You will be unsurprised that Carrie looks NOT AT ALL era-appropriate.
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View the gallery In which Juliette does the opposite of teen movies: puts ON glasses and brown hair and suddenly becomes invisible.
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