September 2012 News Archive
Copper Review: Turncoats and Petticoats
This week on Copper, "The Hudson River School" takes on turncoats and petticoats; rebel spies and matters concerning the women of Five Points. Mo...
Revenge Season Premiere Review: They're Coming For You
"The story I have to tell is far from over." - Emily The only problem with Revenge's riveting first season was a potential one: Could the fervency of Emily...
666 Park Avenue Review: Deals with the Devil
I really wanted to like 666 Park Avenue. I wanted to move in, kick my feet up and take up a very long residence inside an address that features such person...
Homeland Season Premiere Review: Locations, Locations, Locations
Between the critical acclaim, its abundance of fans and one of the most impressive nights at the Emmys ever*, Homeland is coming off of one of the best sea...
Dexter Review: Are You a Serial Killer?
Let's face it: over the last couple seasons, Dexter had grown stale. Each set of episodes followed a basic pattern: Dexter would question his capacity for ...
Boardwalk Empire Review: With All Due Respect
At the close of last season, Nucky put a bullet in Jimmy to show he wasn't some half way gangster without any blood on his hands. On "Bone for Tuna" Nucky ...
The Good Wife Review: Fights All Around
The Good Wife Season 4 kicked off full of fight in "I Fought the Law." Kalinda fighting her ex-husband, the firm fighting for its financial futu...
Hell on Wheels Review: The Other Woman
Hell on Wheels is a heavily dominated male show. Certainly, the era and the locale make it hard for any woman to find a sure footing or even a voice. It's ...
The Simpsons Review: Back to the Big Apple
The Simpsons is back for yet another season. The show's been showing its age and its inability to stay current in recent years, but with the end drawing ne...
Family Guy Review: King of the Mountain
What drives a person to climb Mount Everest? Is it the thrill of conquering what few have conquered? To go as high as one man can go? To stick it in the fa...
