February 2012 News Archive (Page 24)
The Walking Dead Review: Gunfight at the Zombie Corral
What did The Walking Dead teach us, for what seems like the hundredth time? Never. Leave. The Farm. It only leads to potential death. Realistically, the gr...
Desperate Housewives Review: Orson did WHAT?!
For the most part, I felt that "Get Out of My Life" was a snooze fest. I couldn’t keep from yawning at the tired old storylines and even absurd momen...
Luck Review: Lead Me Not Into Temptation
This week, Luck picked up the pace and demonstrated what it’s really good at: depicting the triumphs and the despair of its world, while taking ...
The Simpsons Review: Please Don't Leave...Yet
After 23 seasons, The Simpsons has reached a milestone: 500 episodes! Fortunately, "At Long Last Leave" was one of the more amusing outings on months. It l...
Kurt Sutter Previews New Characters on Sons of Anarchy Season 5
Eff him. It's time to really get moving again on Sons of Anarchy. So Kurt Sutter writes in his latest blog entry, updating fans on the status of season fiv...
Castle Sneak Peeks: Getting Serious, Personal
The personal life of Rick Castle collides with the possible end of our country as we know it tomorrow night. Indeed, this ABC hit will wrap up its annual t...
Supernatural Return Promo: He's Back!
Lucifer returned to Supernatural on Friday, haunting Dean's dreams once leaving the show on an intriguing note: in what direction is the brothers' journey ...
True Blood Casts Youngest Member of The Authority Council
True Blood has cast its youngest, and perhaps creepiest, vampire. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jacob Hopkins has landed the role of Alexander Drew,...
Smash Sneak Preview: How Dare You, Joe DiMaggio?!?
Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Nowhere, according to Smash. On tomorrow night's new episode, Marilyn: The Musical will start the casting process for it...
Hart of Dixie Episode Preview: Meeting the Parents
Hart of Dixie needs a bounce back episode, as last Monday's installment was a letdown for various reasons, as summed up in my review of "Aliens & Alias...