Curses! Once again, we're denied the satisfaction of Vile Vicky's ouster on The Biggest Loser: Families. What's worse, it looks like the editors are trying to humanize her. Too late! Continue reading »

Last week, Edward had discovered the identity of his parents' true killer while Henry, Tom and their families enjoyed turducken. This time around, My Own Worst Enemy serves up a big old helping of revenge to go with the leftover turducken sandwiches. Continue reading »

Urgent communique: Fulcrum managed to sneak into Miss Sarah J's secret lair and install a signal-scrambler. While she gets that sorted out -- and she's high-kicked three ninjas already, so it shouldn't be long -- I'll be your Chuck handler for the evening.

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Last week, Amy proved her loyalty to Team Blue by voting off Coleen off The Biggest Loser: Families instead of Vile Vicky. This week, she's rewarded for that loyalty, in just the way we all predicted. Oh, Amy!

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Food, family, hidden agendas within secret operations, sabotage...there's nothing like the holidays on My Own Worst Enemy. Continue reading »

Many great works of art have dealt with the question, "What does it mean to be human?" I wouldn't exactly put Heroes in the upper echelon of art, but I give it props for at least trying to apply the question to its own universe. The result? As with almost everything Heroes, a mixed bag. Furthermore, tonight's episode was little more than a long setup for next week's payoffs, so those looking for answers were left in the cold. Those looking to explore age-old questions? Well, they found quite a bit to chew on.

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Chuck does it again, deflating my major objection to the episode early on so I could sit back and enjoy the spectacle. There's carnival madness, Big Mike exhibits his skills, and the True Spirit of Thanksgiving shown to all and sundry. God bless us (with turkey and every starch known to man) every one!

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Any 30 Rock that features Steve Martin, jail breaks, and an exact replica...uh..."private funtime" doll should be enough to get you through to Friday. The only thing missing was a banjo. Continue reading »

Last week on The Office we saw Michael, Oscar and Andy take off for the Great White North, Kelly and RYan got back together and Darryl celebrated, and Pam failed an art class but decided to just not finish school in order to come back to Scranton to be with Jim.

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This week was something of a circular episode on My Name is Earl, and not just because it involved a whole bunch of tornadoes, although they did help. People found missions, lost missions, started fights, ended fights, and in the end, everyone pretty much ended up back where they started (except in a church basement).

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