Jeffrey Kirkpatrick

This week's episode was funny - if you're a 14-year old boy. At least we had a smidgen of heart for our troubles.

Our King of the Hot Nerds poll brought about the idea that maybe our readers might like more input into the nominees. Here's your chance to help us decide who should be up for Queen!

This week's The Good Wife didn't have the impact of recent episodes. Our critics Jeffrey Kirkpatrick, Christine Orlando and Carissa Pavlica share there thoughts on a few items in this week's Round Table.

Stern's death brought a new attitude for Will and a familiar opponent back before Lockhart/Gardner. It also managed to bring about some welcome humor.

No Ordinary Family ends its run in spectacular fashion. And that's about all you can hope for in a finale.

Two of our critics disagree on if AMC's The Killing hit the mark. Here, we bring their dispute for our readers to share.

Sexy geeks are saturating our TV screens. Now you get to decide who should be deemed the "King of the Hot Nerds."

The aftershocks of the revelation of Kalinda's secret added to an uneasy episode of The Good Wife. Eli and the presence of America Ferrera did manage to lighten the mood somewhat.

Our critic takes an advance look at ABC drama "Body of Proof" starring Dana Delany. He is rather impressed with her performance.

In our premiere edition of the Fringe Round Table, our panelists discuss the latest happenings from "Bloodline."

Some minor irritations almost hindered our critic from enjoying this week's episode. But in the end, he couldn't help but enjoy it.

For the first time, our critic doesn't like where Fringe is going, although he's aware his opinion is a narrow one.

Mentoring a future crimefighter brought out the best in Clark. Tess is still managing to resist the Luthor legacy, but for how long?

Tricia Helfer, Lucy Lawless and a clever Charlie Sheen dig. How could this episode have possibly gone wrong?

Our columnist acknowledges and decries his tendency to judge at face value. Here he explains what led him to reconsider his tactics.

Our critic thinks "Fortune" was disrespectful to fans of the series. What did you think?

Another adequate episode with the requisite laughable lines. Our critic thinks the Amy/Penny relationship is the highlight.

Annie and Jeff battle for the presidency, while Abed encounters a secret service agent interested in more than just racial profiling. The Greendale Gang at their madcap best, according to our critic.

Dr. King was full of all kinds of nastiness this week. Our critic thinks he stole the show.

Lois helped Clark realize his true identity in Masquerade. Our critic remains in awe of her.

Our critic thought the return of Raj's sister made a great backdrop for some Penny/Amy bestie goodness. What do you think?

What comprises a perfect episode of Community? In this critic's opinion, that question was answered on "Intermediate Documentary Filmmaking."

What a great episode of No Ordinary Family this week. Read on for a detailed review of "No Ordinary Powell."

Our columnist thinks No Ordinary Family is on a creative high. Read why he thinks this is a series worthy of a superhero rescue.