'Revolution' Season 1 Finale 'The Dark Tower'
It’s been a long time – really, it has. Revolution started its freshman run in September as a promising sci-fi series, birthed from two show runners who had an encouraging pedigree of knowing how to tell stories and structure character arcs. After a bit of a rocky start, one that plagues most serialized television dramas, the show seemed to finally begin to find its feet as its mysteries picked up and we began learning more about each character’s backstory.
And then NBC made the decision to put the show on hiatus after ten episodes, holding its return until February, when its run could be ...
READ MOREAnd then NBC made the decision to put the show on hiatus after ten episodes, holding its return until February, when its run could be ...
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'Game of Thrones' Recap: 'The Rains of Castamere' Reminds Us That Everything Is Always Terrible In Westeros
SPOILER ALERT! This article contains spoilers from "Game of Thrones" Season 3 Episode 9: "The Rains of Castamere." Stop reading now if you haven't seen the episode yet.
There's always been a clear division between "Game of Thrones" book fans and "Game of Thrones" TV fans. How could there not be? Fans of beloved pre-existing material have good reason to gloat over newbies: they knew this stuff first. It's theirs. For those who prefer the HBO series, an endeavor that's decidedly less committal than reading George R.R. Martin's colossal books, navigating the Internet has been a bit of a pole-...
READ MOREThere's always been a clear division between "Game of Thrones" book fans and "Game of Thrones" TV fans. How could there not be? Fans of beloved pre-existing material have good reason to gloat over newbies: they knew this stuff first. It's theirs. For those who prefer the HBO series, an endeavor that's decidedly less committal than reading George R.R. Martin's colossal books, navigating the Internet has been a bit of a pole-...
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'Real Housewives of New Jersey' Recap: Garden State of Emergency
The fifth season for Real Housewives of New Jersey opens on a somber note in November 2012, as all the women deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in their own way. Most of the families have houses down at the Jersey shore, and the wrath of the storm has all but destroyed their vacation homes. Fortunately, they all have enough humility to recognize onscreen that some people can’t go home to unaffected houses, as they live at the shore full time.
Now, you would think that a major disaster would bring the women together and make them realize that their normal fighting is petty, and sens...
READ MORENow, you would think that a major disaster would bring the women together and make them realize that their normal fighting is petty, and sens...
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'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' Recap: We're Having A Baby!
Life has changed since Kourtney and Kim took Miami. The girls are firmly planted back in Los Angeles with the rest of their family, and pregnant lady Kim is trying to settle into her new role as mom-to-be without freaking out too hard. As you might recall, Kim is still technically married to Kris Humphries, as he won’t give her the damn divorce already, and she’s carrying Kanye West’s child.
And to top it all off, her wacky stepbrothers Brandon and Brody Jenner have moved into her house and won’t leave her alone. Just kidding. But seriously, why are they on the show now? Have the royalty c...
READ MOREAnd to top it all off, her wacky stepbrothers Brandon and Brody Jenner have moved into her house and won’t leave her alone. Just kidding. But seriously, why are they on the show now? Have the royalty c...
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'Rookie Blue' Recap: Andy and Sam Partner Up Again in 'Homecoming'
Rookie Blue came back with surprises (seriously, that was the title of the season premiere) and episode two keeps changing things up around 15 Division. Oliver is driving Noelle to dinner, enjoying the liberal use of his lights and siren, when they get a call about a possible double homicide. When they arrive, Sam and Traci are already standing over cooling human bodies...who turn out to be Dov and Gail. Noelle is not amused by this prank, but Frank's on the other side of the warehouse door, waiting to propose to her. With half the division looking on, she says yes.
Yet it's not all smiles...
READ MOREYet it's not all smiles...
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'Revolution' Recap: 'Children Of Men'
In the first of its final two hours, Revolution delivered on most of what it seems to have been promising all season – lots of action, character development payoff, and answers to questions that we just couldn’t seem to figure out. In fact, the hour was wrought with so much action that it makes us wonder if the show left us anything for its final episode, save for an inevitable Monroe/Miles showdown and a final battle towards turning the power back on – which, as we now know, could result in either success…or death. For some time, we’ve wondered how Revolution would move towards its next se...
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'Revolution' Season 1 Finale 'The Dark Tower'
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'The Voice' Results: Three Coaches On The Verge Of Elimination
Could Blake Shelton three-peat on The Voice?
It certainly looks that way after this week's results eliminated his biggest competition, and left all the show's other coaches - Adam Levine, Shakira and Usher - each with only one artist to pin their hopes on.
Team Adam's Judith Hill and Sarah Simmons, who both turned four chairs in their blind auditions and were each considered possible winners, were sent home on Tuesday. Their exits mean that the only Team Adam singer left is Amber Carrington. Amber is actually a country artist, as Blake has mentioned several times on the show, including th...
READ MOREIt certainly looks that way after this week's results eliminated his biggest competition, and left all the show's other coaches - Adam Levine, Shakira and Usher - each with only one artist to pin their hopes on.
Team Adam's Judith Hill and Sarah Simmons, who both turned four chairs in their blind auditions and were each considered possible winners, were sent home on Tuesday. Their exits mean that the only Team Adam singer left is Amber Carrington. Amber is actually a country artist, as Blake has mentioned several times on the show, including th...
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HIMYM creators bring us The Goodwin Games
The Goodwin Games premiered Monday night on FOX. It is the brain child of How I Met Your Mother co-creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas and long time episodes such as “Okay Awesome,” “Game Night,” and “Mary the Paralegal,” as well as more recently “The Bro-Mitzvah,” the tale of Barney’s bachelor party.
The show is the story of the three Goodwin siblings, who are suddenly pit against each other in a battle for their eccentric father’s inheritance. HIMYM fans will immediately recognize Becki Newton as Chloe Goodwin from her role as Quinn, the stripper Barney almost married. Chloe is an...
READ MOREThe show is the story of the three Goodwin siblings, who are suddenly pit against each other in a battle for their eccentric father’s inheritance. HIMYM fans will immediately recognize Becki Newton as Chloe Goodwin from her role as Quinn, the stripper Barney almost married. Chloe is an...
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Kellie Pickler & Derek Hough Take Home Mirrorball Trophy On 'Dancing With The Stars'
After 13 weeks and 17 rounds of dancing, "Dancing with the Stars" crowned two new winners. It's been a long and arduous road for the contestants, and last night's finale truly showed who had the superior legwork. Without too much deliberation, the recap of the events of the night starts here...
The show opened with the cast members of season 16 performing to Pitbull's "Don't Stop the Party" in a dance choreographed by Lacey Schwimmer.
DWTS fans voted via Twitter on which of the Freestyle dances they wanted to see again. The winning encore dance was from Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough.
Be...
READ MOREThe show opened with the cast members of season 16 performing to Pitbull's "Don't Stop the Party" in a dance choreographed by Lacey Schwimmer.
DWTS fans voted via Twitter on which of the Freestyle dances they wanted to see again. The winning encore dance was from Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough.
Be...
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'Revolution' Recap: 'Clue'
With two episodes to go in Revolution’s first season, time is moving fast. Maybe too fast. While “Clue” benefited from a good pace and decent use of most of its cast members (something that I feel has been wavering from episode to episode) it also seemed a little rushed, as if the show was trying to cram in as much as possible in the third-to-last hour. With Monroe now setting up camp at the The Tower (the basis of where we’ve been trying to go all season) Miles and Co. on their way there via helicopter, and Rachel and Aaron finally enacting their revenge plan, it looks like we’re headed to...
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'Revolution' Season 1 Finale 'The Dark Tower'
'Revolution' Recap: 'Children Of Men'
