October 2008
Lipstick Jungle settled into its new time slot tonight as Victory settled into her new store, opening the space with a fashion show that's inception had more than its fair share of snags.
Halloween and the Ghost Whisperer... it's like chocolate and peanut butter. It goes hand in hand! Time to turn off the porch light and ignore the yells from the kids outside. But is tonight's Ghost Whisperer a trick or a treat?
Eleventh Hour doesn't have a special Halloween episode. It doesn't need one. This episode is far spookier and creepier on its own than anything that anybody could have come up with if trying to do something special in the Halloween spirit.
In Smallville's eight years, the circle of people who are aware of what Clark really is has remained relatively small. Turns out that Jimmy Olsen of all people could be the one to really blow his cover, thereby forcing Clark to put on his big boy pants in public far sooner than he wants. Dude, you can't stay anonymous forever. Right?
As much as I like Kitchen Nightmares, it probably wasn't a good idea for me to watch the show with a bad case of heartburn, especially when the restaurant in question was an incredibly greasy greasy spoon. And yet, just for you, I did it.
Contrary to my own expectations, the powers that be at Supernatural decided against giving us another light and fun Halloween episode in favor of testing the Winchester boys.
One thing that Grey's Anatomy does so well when it's on its game (and it was tonight) is show with perfect clarity the relationship between what's going on inside a person to how they act toward others. And this week we got that in spades -- from the Chief, Hahn, Callie, Meredith, and the latest addition to Seattle Grace: Major Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd), the new trauma chief.
Sigh. While this was yet another strong episode of The Office -- with three completely separate but well-tended plot threads -- I can't help feeling a little sad now that it's over, as this was episode six in Amy Ryan's six-episode guest arc. Hey Emmy voters, make sure you remember this next summer, 'K?
People, I am ready. Ready for Fang to either do a 180, or dissolve into the Kota tribe. Fang is pure poison right now, and the only excitement they can provide is in the form of redemption or infection. Either they blow me away by banding together and winning some challenges, or they need to merge with Kota, creating conflict and drama at Camp Happy. This self-destruction act on Survivor:Gabon is getting old.
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Sam Tyler continues to have his world rocked on Life on Mars. This week, he meets his mom, who is not quite how he remembered her. For one thing, she's got serious money troubles. For another thing, she's hot. But then, what woman isn't on this show?
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