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Tag Archives: Parenthood
Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Does It Get Much Better Than Revenge?
This week Amber West and I review two of TV’s top dramas on Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday: a returning NBC favorite, Parenthood, and the new ABC smash hit, Revenge. Revenge has been called the return of the night … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged abc, Amanda Clark, Amber Valletta, Amber West, blogger, Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, drama, Emily Thorne, Emily VanCamp, Gabriel Mann, Henry Czemy, Joshua Bowman, Madeleine Stowe, Margarita Levieva, Matthew Glave, Nick Wechler, Parenthood, Revenge, television, the Hamptons, Tiffany A White, TV reviews, writer, Yancey Arias
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Dirty Business, Again
This week Amber West and I review two of NBC’s new dramas on Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday: Smash and The Firm. What comes to mind when we hear the words “The Firm”? Many associate these words with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amber West, blogger, Callum Keith Rennie, Gene Hackman, Jeanne Tripplehorn, John Grisham, Josh Lucas, Juliette Lewis, Memphis, Mitch McDeere, Molly Parker, Natasha Calis, nbc, Noble Insurance, Parenthood, Revenge, Sarah Holt case, Smash, television, The Firm, the mafia, Tiffany A White, Tom Cruise, TV review, Victor Garber, Washington DC, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, witness protection, writer
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Tele-Tuesday: Remembering the Family Programs of Years Past
Television in the 1980s offered a bit more substance than today’s reality fixation. Honest- to-goodness family programming dominated network TV’s primetime hours instead of the incessant need to watch individuals hurt themselves while rushing through an obstacle course or young talent’s hopes … Continue reading
Posted in Down Memory Lane, Tele-Tuesday
Tagged 1980s, Alex P. Keaton, Angela Bower, Arnold family, blogger, Bower family, Carol Seaver, dramas, family programming, Family Ties, good old fashioned values, Growing Pains, Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers, Huxtable family, Keaton family, Kevin Arnold, Life Goes On, Micelli family, Mike Seaver, Modern Family, Our House, Parenthood, primetime TV, reality tv, Seaver family, sitcoms, tele-Tuesday, television, The Cosby Show, The Growing Pains Movie, The Wonder Years, Theo Huxtable, Tiffany A White, Today Show, Tony Micelli, TV, TV land, Who's the Boss?, Winnie Cooper, writer
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