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I’m still not convinced Lucy Liu was the right casting, but I take back everything I said about Jonny Lee Miller - this four minute preview is the most I’ve ever liked him. The show looks much better than the pilot script suggested to me it would be. Could be potential here after all!
NEW - Elementary - 4 min Exclusive Preview uploaded for people who live outside the U.S & are blocked from watching it on youtube…here ya go!
PUT IT IN ME
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Quite liked Sunday’s episode of Once Upon a Time. 100% because of Sebastian Stan. Is it just me or was he….kind of…great?
Once Upon A Time 1x17 - Hat Trick
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Posted on March 26, 2012 via Always the tone of Surprise with 7,027 notes
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Watch Jonathan Ames’s Wonderful Drunk Speech at the WGA Awards
I adore everything about this.
This is genius.
This is indeed wonderful, and is the most charming thing Jonathan Ames has ever been involved with.
wowza.
Posted on February 21, 2012 via goldenfiddle with 42 notes
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All I want for Christmas is the punch that happens in this preview for the Downton Abbey Christmas Special. THANK YOU SANTA!!!!! #imajew #butstill #thankssanta #mary&matthewforever
Oh and SPOILERS for Season 2. Duh.
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Here’s how I fared in regards to this week in television. Should be noted that I only haven’t watched some of these because I watch them with specific people….but which ones? And which ones are sitting on my DVR waiting for me but just aren’t holding my interest?
Overall, I found this week in TV was much weaker than last week, but the second episodes of Boardwalk Empire, Suburgatory and Pan Am were all strong, Ringer finally got slightly interesting, and Happy Endings is quickly becoming one of the most reliable comedies on TV, if not for laughing out loud, at least for a wholly enjoyable good time.
Which were your favorite episodes of TV this week? What is still sitting on your DVR?
Posted on October 9, 2011 via CineBoobs with 13 notes
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Is there an alternate universe where Heroes got canceled after the first season and is one of the most worshipped properties in the history of science fiction television and Firefly got renewed for three more seasons, but crashed and burned so horribly that no one can think of it without wincing?
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Reblog and Strikeout the TV shows you’ve watched
I also added some :)
GleeHow I Met Your MotherOne Tree Hill- one episode, one time. there was a crazy nanny. it was bad.F.r.i.e.n.d.sPretty Little LiarsCommunity- Misfits
- Two and A Half Men
Gossip GirlHellcatsDoctor WhoSupernaturalSmallvilleBonesGrey’s AnatomyThe Big Bang TheoryModern Family- NCIS
- The Mentalist
- Criminal Minds
- Desperate Housewives (seen parts of a few)
True Blood- Brothers and Sisters
- Dexter
CharmedBuffy the Vampire Slayer- House, M.D. (parts)
The Vampire Diaries- Prison Break
LOSTSkins UKThe OfficeFRINGEPrivate PracticeCastleAngelLaw & Order: SVU- Breaking Bad
- Justified
MiddlemanWonderfallsCamelotGame of ThronesThe IT CrowdMad MenBattlestar Galactica (new)Spaced
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Posted on June 17, 2011 via believe. with 21,393 notes
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American Idol Season 10 - So It Begins!
My recaps are back. Click through to read my thoughts on the top 13.
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College pal AJ Allegra gets teh murdered by an alien in a Syfy Original Movie. This is beyond awesome.
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I may be a little biased, but I also happen to love what I’ve seen of the show and am super excited for everyone else to love it too
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Omg. It’s Nelson and Aya. I can’t handle it. WATCH THIS SHOW!!!
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Favorite Scene On Television Last Week Goes to....
Click through for the answer!
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Best Scene On Television Last Week?
An obvious choice BUT obvious for a reason
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Bwhaha this is awesome.
Rad ’30s-style 30 Rock movie poster.
30 Rock. In Depression-era New York City, a General Electric executive (Alec Baldwin) attempts to turn a female radio writer (Tina Fey) into a society belle. What happens when big business and show business collide? Directed by Frank Capra and featuring hilarious supporting performances by stage star Jane Krakowski and vaudeville comics Tracy Morgan and Jack McBrayer, 30 Rock is a charming screwball comedy for the ages.
Yeah, this is definitely a good way to spend the evening.
Posted on November 22, 2010 via Please Like Me with 3,381 notes
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Let it happen on AMC. Let Y go to a channel that believes in long-form storytelling, and character. I haven’t watched all of Breaking Bad, but I have seen every episode of Mad Men at least twice, and I have now seen both episodes of The Walking Dead in excess of three times. Each. Because apparently I’m the only person on the UES who knows how to use a DVR. But you know what? I’m happy to have you come over to my place and watch it, because it’s so. Good. If Y: The Last Man has a home in the world of film, that home is on AMC, without question. The question of direction then becomes happily secondary- the person who counts is the show runner, and you have a stable of directors, people who don’t need to be household names or have a CGI monstrosity under their belt to be considered for a ‘comic book movie’. The multiple directors factor works particularly well for Y given the hugely diverse nature of the storylines and the places those stories take you.
- Will AMC Save The Comic Book Movie? from @eruditechick, on All Things Fangirl. Click here for the entire article.
For my thoughts specifically on how not to screw up a Y: The Last Man adaptation, click here. Though keep in mind it’s a couple years old, so my mind has completely changed on the casting front. Especially if Y goes to TV and the casting can range from very well known to complete unknown. Oooh, the possibilities, how they are endless!
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Posted on November 12, 2010 via CineBoobs with 4 notes
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