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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday: Suc-u-what?
This week Amber West and I flip channels over to SyFy to review two of their science fiction dramas on Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday — a revisit to the soon to end series, Eureka, and a look at … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, Amber West, Anna Silk, blogger, Dark Fae, Fae, fantasy, K.C. Collins, Kristen HOlden-Reid, Ksenia Solo, Light Fae, Lost Girl, Rick Howland, sci-fi, science fiction, sex chi eater, shirtless Dyson, succubus, Succubus sex, Supernatural, Syfy, television, Tiffany A White, TV reviews, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer, Zoie Palmer
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Tele-Tuesday: New Year, Even More New Drama
The last couple of weeks, we’ve introduced a few of the new programs to hit television screens in 2012. Many have accused us of adding too much to their already full TV schedules, and for that we apologize. But that’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Angelica Huston, Ashley Judd, Awake, BD Wong, blogger, Broadway Musical, Cherry Jones, Debra Messing, drama, dramedy, Jason Isaacs, Katharine McPhee, Laura Allen, Marilyn Monroe, Michaela McManus, mid-season replacements, Missing, musical, nbc, Nick Eversman, Physics, Quantum Immortality, sci-fi, science fiction, Sean Bean, Smash, Steve Harris, tele-Tuesday, television, Tiffany A White, TV, Wilmer Valderrama, 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
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Tagged writer, television, cbs, abc, fox, Monk, FX, blogger, Law & Order, Archer, TV, Six Feet Under, True Blood, Dark Blue, Entourage, Friday Night Lights, Heroes, New York City, comedy, Clueless, Jeremy Sisto, Falling Skies, Connie Britton, Star Trek, science fiction, FireFly, Saturday Night Live, horror, Fringe, Nip/Tuck, sci-fi, Terra Nova, dinosaurs, Jason O'Mara, Life on Mars, Stephen Lang, Gods and Generals, Avatar, Steven Spielberg, 24, Suburgatory, Cheryl Hines, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Alan Tudyk, Dollhouse, Chris Parnell, Ana Gasteyer, How to Be a Gentleman, David Hornsby, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Kevin Dillon, opposites attract, Dave Foley, John Bridges, The Kids in the Hall, Celebrity Poker Showdown, Jack Bauer, Chloe O'Brian, Mary Lynn Rajskub, American Horror Story, Dylan McDermott, The Practice, Jessica Lange, King Kong, Tootsie, Cape Fear, Francis Conroy, Denis O'Hare, Zachary Quinto, Last Man Standing, Tim Allen, Home Improvement, The Santa Clause, Nancy Travis, Three Men and a Baby, Becker, The Bill Engvall Show, Hector Elizondo, Chicago Hope
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