Filed under: Lost ABC recently posted another Lost audio podcast for that week’s episode, “The fixed.” Executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse reviewed the newest Lost episode as well as final week’s “Eggtown,” answered fan questions, and previewed “The...

Filed under: OpEd, Big Brother (US) The scheduling for Big Brother 9 is very odd that year. The houseguests have frantic periods of activity, next sit and stew for days awaiting the habitable eviction show and head of house competition. I blame the Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday schedule for a lot of the...

Filed under: Late Night, TV Royalty, Programming, Celebrities, Talk Show Here’s who’s on the late night shows tonight. Charlie Rose: Lorin Maazel The Late Show with David Letterman: Woody Harrelson and Tommy Tiernen Jay Leno: Patricia Arquette and The Punch Brothers Jimmy Kimmel habitable:...

Filed under: Industry, Daytime I don’t normally watch the dawn shows. whether I’m watching TV at that hour, I instinctively go to NBC’s nowadays Show considering that’s what I have watched by the years. Diane Sawyer kinda bugs me so I don’t generally watch Good daylight...

Filed under: Programming, What To Watch Tonight At 8, CBS has another Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular. NBC has a new Amnesia at 8, next a new, two hour Dateline. There’s a new Smackdown! on The CW at 8. PBS has a new NOW at 8, followed by new episodes of Washington Week and Bill Moyers...

Filed under: Sports, Friday Night Lights Reality is not reality like in TV reality series. Reality, in fact, is normally too true and very often sad. With that in intellect, David Edwards, the young man who was the inspiration for the character Jason Street on NBC’s Friday Night Lights, has died....

Filed under: Celebrities, Talk Show We seem to be in the middle of a Valerie Bertinelli renaissance. First Bertinelli signed up with Jenny Craig and is the new spokesperson (bye-bye Kirstie Alley), soon after she became a correspondent for Rachael Ray, thereupon she released a memoir, and next she made...

Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, TV on the Bigscreen, OpEd After treating fans in early December with a teaser that virtually gave nothing absent (especially whether you were keeping up with film spoilers), New Line Cinema released nowadays the official film trailer filled with Sex and the City goodness!...

Filed under: Industry, Family Guy, Animation, Prison Break Oh, Peter. They’re breaking up that old gang of ours! There’s a spin-off of Family Guy in the works at Fox. Peter’s drinking buddy, Cleveland Brown, might be getting his own show. Oh no, does that mean he may be leaving Quahog?...

Filed under: TV on DVD, Contests and Giveaways If you haven’t entered our latest giveaway yet, here’s a reminder that it’s ending nowadays. You’ve got until 5PM Eastern nowadays to enter the Highlander: The Source DVD (and mini-sword) giveaway. Just head on by to the post link...

Filed under: Industry, OpEd, Saturday Night Live, Video In today’s Washington Post, Saturday Night Live kingpin Lorne Michaels defended his choice of Fred Armisen to play Barack Obama, starting with last week’s episode. After the much-publicized search for an Obama impersonator (or Fauxbama,...

Filed under: Other Reality Shows, Celebrities, Dancing With The Stars, Pickups and Renewals, Ratings Reality rules at ABC — or so it seems. nowadays the network announced that five “alternative” (their word, not mine) shows have been picked up for next season: Dancing with the Stars...

Filed under: OpEd, Episode Reviews, Lipstick Jungle (S01E04) “People like us are easy targets.” - Hector to Nico If we look at what Lipstick Jungle offers us, indeed, public in the film, fashion, or magazine commerce are easy targets. Wendy’s ex-nanny wrote a book, Victory’s career...

Filed under: Industry, OpEd, Celebrities Mary Kate and Ashley continue to grow their media empire. They are working on a coffee table fashion book called Influence. It will be published by a division of the Penguin Group.According to a statement issued Wednesday by Penguin, the book will include “exclusive...

Filed under: Industry, OpEd, Scrubs When NBC announced the return of their shows after the strike, public were wondering why Scrubs wasn’t getting any love. certain, NBC has never been the biggest supporter of the show, but you’d think that in the show’s final season, the network would...

Filed under: OpEd, The Daily Show, Episode Reviews “Bushman of Africa”: President Bush recently paid a visit to five countries all through Africa. He shared his learnings and experiences through a slideshow, keeping it real old-school. Due to his initiatives on malaria, there will be a George...

Filed under: Lost, Episode Reviews (S04E05) I love Desmond-centric episodes. I never fully understand them, but I love them. Confusing as they are, I believe that they are the key to understanding the island and its rare properties. that was the first Lost episode of the season that didn’t flash...

Filed under: Other Drama Shows, OpEd, Episode Reviews (S01E05) “I need your boobs.” — Matt Dowd to Taylor Wethersby Hi again, everybody! Jason has American Idol duty that week, so I’ll be handling the reviews for that week’s installment of Eli Stone. When you think about...

Filed under: American Idol, Reviewcaps, Contestants, Episode Reviews (S07E16) We’re getting closer and closer to the Top 12, and more importantly closer to the end of thrice-weekly Idol. There were nearly 31 million votes cast final night, but still not adequate for four more contestants. that...