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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Is “Golden Boy” Golden?
Television’s winter premiere season is officially here! We’re currently down to the very last of the new shows premiering this TV season, but Amber West and I still have our work cut out for us—especially since she doesn’t have cable … Continue reading
Friday FabOoolousness – All Good Things Must Come to an End
Over the holidays, we watched a movie that I remember had grabbed my attention when the actors were moving through the daytime and nighttime talk shows doing press – All Good Things. The story is based on, or inspired by, alleged events … Continue reading
Posted in Friday FabOoolousness, Movie Madness
Tagged All Good Things, blogger, David and Katie Marks, disappearance, Frank Langella, Friday FabOoolousness, Galveston, Kathleen McCormack, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Wiig, Lily Rabe, Morris Black, movies, murder, mystery, New York City, New York Times, Philip Baker Hall, real estate, Robert Durst, Ryan Gosling, Susan Berman, Tiffany A White, true crime, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Last Law & Order Standing
This week, Amber West and I are flipping channels over to NBC and sharing our Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday reviews of Harry’s Law and Law & Order: SVU. For the past twenty plus years, Dick Wolf’s productions have … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged #watchwed, Alexandra CAbot, Amber West, blogger, Captain Cragen, Carmelo Anthony, Casey Novak, Chase, Chris Bosh, Christopher Meloni, Cold Case, crime, Damages, Dan Florek, Dan Lauria, Danny Pino, Det. Amanda Rollins, Det. Nick Amaro, detectives, Diane Neal, Dick Wolf, district attorneys, drama, Elliot Stabler, fox, Fringe. Twitter, Harry's Law, Ice-T, Kellie Giddish, Kyle MacLachlan, Law & Order, Law & Order: Criminal Intent; Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: LA, Law & Order: Trail By Jury, Linus Roache, Mariska Hargitay, Mehcad Brooks, Michael Cutter, Munch, nbc, Necessary Roughness, New York City, Olivia Benson, Paige Turco, police procedural, Richard Belzer, Schwarzenegger scandal, Sex and the City, Stephanie March, SVU, television, Terra Nova, The Wonder Years, Tiffany A White, TNT, Tutuola, TV, Twin Peaks, Why It's, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Reagan Family Ties
The new television season has arrived! Many of our favorite programs are returning, so Amber West and I decided to share a few more Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday reviews to check out two of CBS’s hit series – … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged #watchwed, Academy Award, Amber West, American Dreams, Amy Carlson, Another World, Band of Brothers, blogger, Blue Bloods, Bobby Cannavale, Boomtown, Bridget Moynahan, Bruce Altman, cbs, Coyote Ugly, Criminal Minds, Donnie Wahlberg, Harvard Law, hashtag, Jennifer Esposito, Jesse Stone, Len Cariou, Magnum, New Kids on the Block, New York City, Nicholas Turturro, NYPD, NYPD Blue, Ransom, Samantha Who?, Sami Gayle, Saw II, Saw III, Saw IV, Sex and the City, Simon Baker, Spin City, The Blue Templar, The Good Wife, The Mentalist, The Sixth Sense, Third Watch, Tom Selleck, Tony Award, twitter, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, Will & Grace, Will Estes, writer
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Tele-Tuesday: Fall Brings More Laughs…and adds Dinosaurs and Screams
It’s that time of year again! The fall television schedule is right around the corner and, as always, the networks have a lineup of many new programs to accompany our returning favorites. This is week three, and we’re still introducing more … Continue reading
Posted in Tele-Tuesday
Tagged 24, abc, Alan Tudyk, American Horror Story, Ana Gasteyer, Archer, Avatar, Becker, blogger, Cape Fear, cbs, Celebrity Poker Showdown, Cheryl Hines, Chicago Hope, Chloe O'Brian, Chris Parnell, Clueless, comedy, Connie Britton, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Dark Blue, Dave Foley, David Hornsby, Denis O'Hare, dinosaurs, Dollhouse, Dylan McDermott, Entourage, Falling Skies, FireFly, fox, Francis Conroy, Friday Night Lights, Fringe, FX, Gods and Generals, Hector Elizondo, Heroes, Home Improvement, horror, How to Be a Gentleman, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Jack Bauer, Jason O'Mara, Jeremy Sisto, Jessica Lange, John Bridges, Kevin Dillon, King Kong, Last Man Standing, Law & Order, Life on Mars, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Monk, Nancy Travis, New York City, Nip/Tuck, opposites attract, Saturday Night Live, sci-fi, science fiction, Six Feet Under, Star Trek, Stephen Lang, Steven Spielberg, Suburgatory, television, Terra Nova, The Bill Engvall Show, The Kids in the Hall, The Practice, The Santa Clause, Three Men and a Baby, Tim Allen, Tootsie, True Blood, TV, writer, Zachary Quinto
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Friday FabOoolousness – A Writer’s Life….in Movies
Everyone loves movies, particularly writers. Writers find it extremely helpful to use movies as tools to identify crucial elements to the story making process, and even better yet, as research. So, why not reminisce about some of the recent decades’ most popular movies about … Continue reading
Posted in Friday FabOoolousness, Movie Madness
Tagged action, adventure, blogger, Cartagena, Charles S. Dutton, Colombia, crazy, Danny DeVito, films, Friday FabOoolousness, Her Alibi, identity disorder, Jack Colton, James Caan, Joan Wilder, John Turturro, Johnny Depp, Kathleen Turner, Kathy Bates, Maria Bello, Michael Douglas, Misery, Mort Rainey, movies, murder, mystery, New York City, novelist, number one fan, Paul Sheldon, Paulina Porizkova, Phil Blackwood, romance, Romancing the Stone, Romania, Secret Window, Secret Window Secret Garden, Stephen King, supermodel, suspense, The Jewel of the Nile, Timothy Hutton, Tom Selleck, treasurem map, writer
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Tele-Tuesday #8 – New to Summer 2011
Every summer, the major networks pick up at least one new show hoping to break it big with huge ratings success. With June just a hop-skip-and-a-jump away, here are a few of the programs that might fit your television tastes. … Continue reading
Posted in Tele-Tuesday
Tagged 90210, abc, Alias, Becki Newton, Boston Legal, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Callie Thorne, cbs, Constance Zimmer, dating, Desperate Housewives, Eastwick, Elias Koteas, Entrouage, Flashpoint, Friday Night Lights, Gabriel Macht, Ghost Whisperer, Greg Grunberg, Guiding Light, Guillermo Diaz, Half Baked, Hawaii Five-0, Heroes, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Knight and Day, Law & Order: Trial by Jury, legal series, Lindsay Price, Love and Other Drugs, Love Bites, Luke Mably, Manhattan, Marc Blucas, marriage, medical series, Mehcad Brooks, Michelle Borth, nbc, Neccessary Roughness, New York City, Patrick J. Adams, Prison Break, Rescue Me, romantic comedy, Rookie Blue, Scott Cohen, sex, Shutter Island, sports, Suits, summer fun, tele-Tuesday, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Forgotten, The Gates, The Gilmoe Girls, The Hot Zone, True Blood, Ugly Betty, USA, USA Network, Weeds, Whiteout
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