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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – A Little Nip Here, a Little Tuck There
It’s almost that time of year when our favorite television programs take a summer hiatus. That previously meant that we would have to wait until fall programming returned to watch anything new, but this isn’t necessarily the case anymore — … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, Amber West, blogger, Christian Troy, drama, Dylan Walsh, FX Network, Joely Richardson, John Hensley, Julian McMahon, Kelly Carlson, Kelsey Batelaan, Kimber's sex doll, McNamara/Troy, Netflix, Nip/Tuck, Queue it Up, racy storylines, Roma Maffia, Sean McNamara, television, The Carver, Tiffany A White, TV reviews, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Where We Are Today…
It’s that time of year when the networks are adding even more new programming to our already full TV plates. But before we get started on the New Year in Review, Amber West and I decided to recap our 2011 … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, 2 Broke Girls, Alex O'Loughlin, Alphas, Amber West, Being Human, blogger, Blue Bloods, Bones, Burn Notice, Charmed, comedy, Criminal Minds, Desperate Housewives, drama, Franklin & Bash, Fringe, Grimm, Hawaii Five-0, How I Met Your Mother, Jason Lee, Justified, Law & Order: SVU, Leverage, marathon-style TV, Memphis Beat, Moonlight, MTV, Netflix, Pretty Little Liars, Suits, Supernatural, Syfy, Teen Wolf, television reviews, The Walking Dead, Tiffany A White, Tru Calling, TV reviews, Twin Peaks, Two and a Half Men, Unforgettable, Up All Night, Warehouse 13, White Collar, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer, YA, Year in Review, zombies
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Seriously, Queue This Up!
Amber West and I are back with Netflix on this week’s Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday. Courtesy of all the programs that television has to offer, we’ve got a few more series that are definitely worthy of queuing up! … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, 1990, Agent Dale Cooper, Amber West, Audrey Horne, Billy Zane, blogger, Bobby Briggs, Chiller, Chris Isaak, cult classic, Dana Ashbrook, David Duchovny, David Lynch, Donna Hayward, Dr. Jacoby, Dual Spires, Eric Da Re, Everett McGill, Falling, fox, Fringe, Grace Zabriskie, Heather Graham, Ian Buchanan, Jacque Renault, James Hurley, James Marshall, James Roday, Joan Chen, Josie Packard, Julee Cruise, Keifer Sutherland, Kyle MacLachlan, Lara Flynn Boyle, Laura Palmer, Leland Palmer, Leo Johnson, Madchen Amick, Mark Frost, Michael Ontkean, Miquel Ferrer, Moira Kelly, Netflix, Peggy Lipton, Piper Laurie, Psych, Ray Wise, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn, Shelly Johnson, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Sherilyn Fenn, Sheryl Lee, The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, twitter, USA, VHS, Walter Bishop, Walter Olkewicz, Where's the beef?, White Collar, Who killed Laura Palmer?, Who shot J.R.?, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Magical Artifacts
This week, Amber West and I return to the science fiction world and review two of our viewers’ favorite SyFy programs. Warehouse 13 Throughout history, government agencies have built secret warehouses around the world to house and protect magical artifacts. These warehouses are overseen … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, Aaron Ashmore, Amber West, Artie Nielsen, artifiacts, Ben Franklin, blogger, C.C.H. Pounder, Crumbs, Eddie McClintock, Edgar Allan Poe, Eureka, Farnsworth, Frasier, Genelle Williams, H.G. Wels, Harry Houdini, IRS, Jaime Murray, Joanne Kelly, Lewis Carroll, Lizzie Borden, magic, Marie Antoinette, Marilyn Monroe, Marines Allison Scagliotti, Myka Bering, Nero Wolf, Netflix, Pete Lattimer, Saul Rubinek, science fiction, Secret Service, Stark Raving Mad, Steve Jinks, Syfy, The Dresden Files, Thomas Edison, TV series, twitter, Twizzlers, Univille, Vanished, Warehouse 13, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer
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Friday FabOoolousness – August’s MarvelOoous Mashups and Blog Awards
This month, fellow writer & Twitter friend, Angela R. Wallace awarded me with a very fun blogging award – the Blog on Fire Award. THANK YOU, Angela! Winning this award for my posts means so very much to me. I love the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Romine, Angela R Wallace, awards, blogger, Catie Rhodes, Charmed, Donna Galanti, fairy tales, Freaks and Geeks, Friday FabOoolousness, Gene Lempp, Gone with the Wind, hobbits, James Dean, Jason Bateman, Jess Witkins, Jillian Dodd, Julie Glover, Little Bastard, Lyn Midnight, Manon Eileen, Mashup, Monk, monkeys, movies, mythology, Netflix, Rebel, Roni Loren, Ryan Reynolds, See No Hear No Speak No Evil, Sonia G Medeiros, Stacy Green, Texas Tech, The Change Up, Tolkein, triquetra, twitter, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Queue This Up Too!
Amber West and I are staying with Netflix on this week’s Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday. Courtesy of all the programs that television has to offer, we’ve got a few more series that are definitely worthy of queuing up! … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, A Knight's Tale, Alex O'Laughlin, Amber West, blogger, cbs, Downton Abbey, Entourage, Eureka, Hawaii 5-0, Jason Dohring, Jordan Belfi, Mick St. John, Moonlight, Netflix, private investigator, sexy, Shannyn Sossamon, Sophia Myles, Syfy, Tristan & Isolde, twitter, Vampire, Vernoica Mars, Warehouse 13, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Queue it Up!
Amber West and I are taking this week’s Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday in a different direction. Courtesy of Netflix, many people don’t watch live television anymore, and we’re suggesting a few series that are definitely worthy of queuing … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, 90210, A.J. Cook, Amber West, blog, blogger, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Criminal Minds, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Doris Egan, Eliza Dushku, Eric Christian Olsen, FireFly, fox, Full Blown Rose, Jason Priestly, Jessica Collins, Livejourhnal, Liz Vassey, Matt Bomer, NCIS: Los Angeles, Netflix, review, science fiction, Shawn Reaves, Somebody Help Me, Supernatural, Syfy, The Hangover, The Young and the Restless, Tru Calling, Tru Davis, twitter, White Collar, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer, Zach Galifinakis
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Tele-Tuesday: Welcome to the Tamberny Award Show!
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the first annual Tamberny Awards – where we promise to not agree! When the Emmy nominations were announced last month, writer friend Kathy Owen approached us to review the shows and announce who we thought … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Rock, Actor, Actress, Amber West, Amy Poehler, animated, Archer, blogger, Boardwalk Empire, Book of Mormon, Broadway, Chuck Lorre, comedy, Dexter, drama, Edie Falco, Emmy Nominations, Episodes, Friday Night Lights, Futurama, Game of Thrones, Glee, Goonies, HBO, Homer, Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Jon Hamm, Josh Charles, Kathy Owen, Laura Linney, Louie, Louis C.K., Mad Men, Martha Plimpton, Matt LeBlanc, Melissa McCarthy, Mike & Molly, Modern Family, Netflix, Nurse Jackie, Parks and Recreation, Raising Hope, Robot Chicken, Ron Swanson, Showtime, South Park, Sports Night, Steve Carell, Tamberny Awards, The Big Bang Theory, The Big C, The Cleveland Show, The Good Wife, The Office, The Simpsons, Tiffany A White, Tina Fey, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer
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Tele-Tuesday #6 – Only on Cable…and Netflix!
Over the years, HBO has reigned supreme with some of the best series and mini-series available on television. Who hasn’t watched, or at least heard buzz about, Oz (1997-2003), Sex and the City (1998-2004, plus two motion pictures in … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Swearengen, Alcide, Alexander Gould, Alexander Skarsgard, Andy Botwin, Anna Paquin, Band of Brothers, Bill Compton, blood, Bon Temps, Cable, Californication, Carrie Bradshaw, Charlaine Harris, Charlie Runkle, Christopher Meloni, David Duchovny, Deadwood, Detroit 187, Dexter, Dexter Morgan, drama, Eric Northman, Esteban Reyes, Evan Handler, Evan Rachel Cok, gore, Hank Moody, HBO, Hunter Parish, Jason Stackhouse, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Joe Manganiello, John Lithgow, Judah Botwin, Justified, Justin Kirk, Law & Order: SVU, Louisiana, Madeleine Martin, Madeline Zima, Marcy Runkle, Mary-Louise Parker, Michael C. Hall, Michael Imperioli, Nancy Botwin, Natascha McElhone, Netflix, Nurse Jackie, Oz, Pamela Adlon, Queer as Folk, raunchy, Rutina Wesley, Ryan Kwanten, Sam Merlotte, Sam Trammell, Sex and the City, sex scenes, Shameless, Shane Botwin, shape shifter, Showtime, Silas Botwin, Six Feet Under, Sookie Stackhouse, Stephen Moyer, Stephen Toblowsky, Supernatural, Tara Thornton, The L Word, The Sopranos, The Southern Vampire Mysteries, The Tudors, Timothy Olyphant, Tony Soprano, True Blood, TV, United States of Tara, Vampire, vampire king, vampire queen, Weeds, werewolf
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