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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Keeping a Bent Life from Breaking
This week Amber West and I review two new 2012 midseason comedy replacements on Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – ABC’s Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 and NBC’s Bent. Comedy seems to be at the top of … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged #watchwed, Amand Peet, Amber West, Bent, blogger, comedy, David Walton, J.B. Smoove, Jeffrey Tambor, Jesse Plemons, Joey King, Marcia Gay Harden, Margo Harshman, Matt Letscher, midseason replacements, nbc, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, sitcoms, television reviews, Tiffany A White, TV, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer
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Tele-Tuesday: A Pick Per Night 2012, The Funny Results
The results of our first Reader’s Choice Tele-Tuesday comedy polls are in. Last week, we asked our readers one simple question: if you could watch only one comedy per night, what would it be? We’re watching more comedies than ever … Continue reading
Posted in Tele-Tuesday
Tagged 2 Broke Girls, A Pick Per Night, Archer, blogger, Californication, comedy, Family Guy, How I Met Your Mother, laughs, Modern Family, New Girl, sitcoms, South Park, Suburgatory, tele-Tuesday, The Big Bang Theory, The Ooo Factor, The Simpsons, Tiffany A White, Whitney, writer
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Tele-Tuesday: Reader’s Pick Per Night, The Comedy Polls
A few weeks ago, the Tele-Tuesday readers had the chance to vote on which television dramas they can’t live without in a Pick Per Night 2012. Today, we want to know which comedies reign supreme. If we’ve learned anything year … Continue reading
Posted in Tele-Tuesday
Tagged 2 Broke Girls, 30 Rock, abc, American Dad, Archer, Are You There Chelsea?, Bent, blogger, Bob's Burgers, Breaking In, cbs, comedy, Comedy Central, Community, Family Guy, fox, FX, Happily Divorced, Happy Endings, Hot in Cleveland, How I Met Your Mother, Key & Peele, Mike & Molly, Modern Family, nbc, New Girl, Pick Per Night, Raising Hope, Rules of Engagement, sitcoms, South Park, Suburgatory, tele-Tuesday, television, The Big Bang Theory, The Middle, The Office, The Simpsons, Tiffany A White, TV, TV land, Two and a Half Men, Ugly Americans, Up All Night, Whitney, Workaholics, writer
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Tele-Tuesday: The Hot New Thing – Midseason Replacements
If we’ve learned anything year after year, we’ve learned that as time passes, people change. We’ve also learned to adapt to other changes as well, like the revolving door of television programs. The networks update their television schedules drastically over … Continue reading
Posted in Tele-Tuesday
Tagged abc, Adam Goldberg, Amanda Peet, Bent, Best Friends Forever, blogger, cbs, Columbus Short, comedies, Darby Stanchfield, David Walton, Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, dramas, Dreama Walker, Felix Solis, Guillermo Diaz, Harold House Moore, Henry Ian Cusick, James Van Der Beek, Jeff Perry, Jeffrey Tambor, Jessica St. Clair, Joey King, Judy Marte, Katie Lowes, Kerry Washington, Krysten Ritter, LeeLee Sobieski, Lennon Parham, Luka Jones, Margo Harshman, midseason replacements, nbc, new television shows, NYC 22, Scandal, sitcoms, Stark Sands, Stephen Schnieder, Terry Kinney, Tiffany A White, Tony Goldwyn, writer
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Why it’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – A Few Comedic Oldies, versus a Few Comedic Newbies
This week Amber West and I get back to business and begin the 2012 Television-in-Review schedule on Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday, as she updates us on a few of TV’s comedic veterans and I introduce two comedic freshmen. … Continue reading
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Tagged #watchwed, Ali Wong, Amber West, Are You There Chelsea?, Are You There Vodka? It's Me Chelsea, Belvedere Vodka, best selling novel, blogger, Chelsea Handler, Chelsea Lately, Chris D'Elia, comedians, comedy, Comedy Central Roasts, Dan O'Brien, Jake McDorman, Jo Koy, laughs, Laura Prepon, Lauren Lapkus, Lisa Lampanelli, Loni Love, Mark Povinelli, Maulik Pancholy, Modern Family, Natasha Leggero, nbc, politically incorrect, relationship experiences, Rhea Seehorn, sitcoms, stand up comedy, television, The Big Bang Theory, the sex factor, Tiffany A White, TV reviews, Watch Wednesday, Whitney, Whitney Cummings, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, writer, Zoe Lister-Jones
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Searching Syndication for the Seavers
A few weeks ago, someone may have whined a bit about the lack of family programming on television today. This same someone took us back, as she remembered a few of the family sitcoms and dramas of the ‘80s and … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged Alan Thicke, Amber West, Ashley Johnson, Ben Seaver, blogger, Brad Pitt, Carol Seaver, Chelsea Noble, Chrissy Seaver, comedy, family programming, Growing Pains, Jason Seaver, Jeremy Miller, Joanna Kerns, Just the Ten of Us, Kirk Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprio, Maggie Seaver, Matthew Perry, Mike Seaver, sitcoms, television, The Cosby Show, The Seaver Family, Tiffany A White, Tracey Gold, TV reviews, TV syndication, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, 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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