Tuesday, February 8, 2011 10:10AM - By Candace Butler
This week on “Castle,” the team investigates the murder of a lottery winner. Martha struggles with the decision of accepting, and deciding how to spend, a large sum of money she inherits but feels she doesn’t deserve while everyone at the precinct shares what they would do if they won the lottery. Everyone, that is, except Beckett. Will she tell Castle what she’d spend a winning lottery ticket on, or will she keep him guessing? Find out in our review…
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Sunday, February 6, 2011 10:48PM - By Kathleen Dailey
The “Glee Super Bowl” episode — It just sounds wrong, doesn’t it? Of all the shows in its repertoire, FOX made the bold, ironic choice to air “Glee” after the biggest, testosterone-fueled sporting event of the year. And THANK GOD, because I was just bored enough by time “The Sue Sylvester Shuffle” came on to think it was any good… at first.
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Saturday, February 5, 2011 8:53AM - By Krystal Clark
This week’s episode of “Fringe” was entitled “Concentrate and Ask Again” and it was all about mind over bones. The Fringe team set out to find two soldiers turned terrorists who have a “bone to pick” with a politician and a couple scientists. In the process, the FBI gets some help from one of Walter’s former “patients” and several revelations about the case and their personal lives are made. Check out the review…
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Friday, February 4, 2011 1:12PM - By Joseph Oliveto
“30 Rock” hasn’t been as consistently entertaining this season as it has in the past, and most of the episodes feel unbalanced. Some jokes are fantastic, others are predictable, and others are just simply not funny. It’s still good comedy television, but “30 Rock” is usually great comedy television, and it hasn’t lived up to its previous four seasons thus far. Sadly, the same can be said about last night’s episode, which was at times hilarious and insightful, and at other times dull and disappointing. Read our review to find out why…
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Friday, February 4, 2011 8:01AM - By Krystal Clark
This week’s episode of “Nikita” was entitled “Coup de Grace” and it centered on what else…a prince and his princess. Now that our favorite spy has linked up with her sidekick Alex on the outside, their missions are getting more intense. This time, they have to stop an assassination, an overzealous group leader, and Michael from killing a future king and a room full of hostages! Check out the review to see what happened…
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Friday, February 4, 2011 7:36AM - By Joseph Oliveto
A major story arc of “The Office“ that has spanned this season and last arrived exactly where we all knew it was headed tonight, although it felt fairly anticlimactic. Maybe it’s hard to make a moment that everyone foresaw feel poignant, but it’s disappointing to think that something we waited this long for had little effect. Add to that an absence of good jokes, and we can’t say we were too thrilled with this episode. Read our review to find out why…
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Friday, February 4, 2011 7:33AM - By Rohan Ramakrishnan
In an age when seemingly nothing – sex, death, profanity, you name it – is off-limits on TV, there’s one thing that’s remained curiously taboo: Dungeons & Dragons. Aside from a few references in the likes of “Futurama,” “The Simpsons,” and “Buffy: The Vampire Slayer,” the enormously popular tabletop game has been almost totally sidelined on television – perhaps because of its nerd affinity. Well, “Community” is going where no show has gone before with this episode, which revolves (as you may have guessed) around D&D. Read on to find out the details!
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Thursday, February 3, 2011 6:04PM - By Justine Ciarrocchi
The heavily marketed “James Cameron Production” Sanctum, directed by the clearly inexperienced Alister Grierson swamps theaters this Friday. It’s safe to assume that most people would interpret Cameron’s E.P. credit as a ringing endorsement of quality cinema. I, however, know it to be Universal’s deceptive maneuver to bait fools to the box office.
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Sunday, January 30, 2011 8:05PM - By Mali Elfman
There’s not other way of saying it, with My Idiot Brother mainstream Hollywood has officially hit the streets of Sundance. Despite the fact that I will see Paul Rudd (even when I’m supposed to be looking for the best unknown ____ who is soon to be amazing) in anything and enjoy the entire supporting cast, one can’t help but wonder what this film is doing at an Independent film festival — everything about it seems as mainstream as possible…
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