May 2008
Memorial Day leave you feeling like a harbinger of death? The lack of new Battlestar Galactica sure didn't help, considering the dire straits where we left the fleet.
Tonight's auditions gives us an exception to what's been a trend on So You Think You Can Dance. For the first time this season, a city's sent far less than 30 dancers to the next round. Also, we had quite a few old friends show up to tryout again with varying results.
Here's what I want to do: I want to find all those Lost fans that checked out halfway through Season 2, complaining about the lack of progress on the show, and then present them the two-hour season finale of Season 4 that just aired.
Oh, Step It Up & Dance. You're a sly one. Just when I was all ready to be done with you, you pull yet another surprise out of your bag.
The second audition episode of So You Think You Can Dance brings us to two cities they've never held auditions in before and two people new to judging preliminary rounds. We're one step closer to Vegas, peeps.
Oh frabjous day! The Top Chef: Chicago judges have FINALLY slain one of my own personal Jaberwocks this season, and it's about damn time! But before we get to that happy news, we've got meat manipulation, a taste-free challenge, dubious choices, brazen backtalk, and peanut-butter mashed potatoes. No, really.
I think tonight's episode represented a turning point for Hell's Kitchen this season. Things seemed really different than they had previously. All the chefs looked competent, all the food looked delicious, and there wasn't one bad word said by Gordon Ramsay. Yeah... right.
It's another week, another batch of roses on The Bachelorette. But the big question for me is: Do we have to start every ep with a reminder of how Brad broke DeAnna's heart on national TV?
Sometimes Greek makes me wonder -- what's the point of being someone's "sister" if you hate that person and your entire life is spent trying to make them miserable? Where's the sorority in that?
