September 2007
Wednesday night brings the heaviest influx of series premieres of the young season, with four new shows debuting on ABC and NBC, along with the returns of two CBS crime dramas and a much tougher test for FOX's lineup.
NBC's Bionic Woman is one of the most anticipated shows of the fall. It's based on a fondly remembered series from the 1970s, and it carries the imprimatur of Battlestar Galactica executive producer David Eick, who knows a thing or two about updating old sci-fi shows.
Had Joyce Kilmer attended Monday (Sept. 24) night's FOX Eco-Casino Party, she might have observed, "Blog posts are written by fools like me, but only FOX can give celebrities a tree."
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Side Order of Life gives our three main women potentially happy endings this week -- which can't be good, because it's not the end. Jenny thinks she's found Cell Phone Man, Vivy thinks she's found a man to love her despite her illness, and Becca thinks she's finally landed Ian. I can't help but think things aren't going to stay happy for long.
It's time again for the most inappropriate show on television, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. And while last week's two-parter pulled up lame in the second half, I'm happy to say both episodes of week two were hilariously wrong.
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Burn Notice! Two-hour season finale! Now! On USA! (Yeah, I'm a little pumped. Wanna fight about it?)
One knows that they are in for a good time watching Kitchen Nightmares because it starts off with a "Viewer Discretion is Advised" warning. It's a cooking show, and it starts with a warning about the language. Fantastic.
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