Dan Forcella
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It wasn't until marathon sessions of Lost and 24 in the mid 00s that I fell in love with television, but since then it has been head over heels style. I began making lists and ranking the top shows and characters on television at my blog, The Quiet Pool Perspective. Shortly thereafter I came on as a staff writer here at TV Fanatic, suffering through scathing review after scathing review of HBO's Hung. Since June of 2010 I have been lucky enough to write about all-time greats like Justified and Curb Your Enthusiasm, participate in numerous round table conversations, and interview stars such as Chuck's Yvonne Strahovski. The late nights and early mornings continue to be worth it thanks to the fact that I am able to share my random thoughts and quasi-analysis with the many fans of each and every show I review. Whether you praise me or bash me, there really can't be many better gigs.
Current Top Five Shows: Justified, Community, Homeland, Breaking Bad, It's Always Sunny
Retired Top Five Shows: Lost, Seinfeld, The Wire, Las Vegas, Beverly Hills 90210
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Posts by Dan Forcella (Page 3)
The Office Review: Schrute Point
"The Farm" worked as a back door pilot for a new comedy starring Rainn Wilson of the same name. A while back we learned that this sitcom exploring th...
Justified Review: How I Drew It Up
This fourth season of Justified hasn't felt like the three the preceded it. The search for Drew Thompson - in one way or another - has really seemed ...
Nashville Review: Dog Days Aren't Over
There is the great music, and there is the juicy drama - but one of the main reasons Nashville has been so good in its first season is the fact that Deacon...
Justified Review: Franchise Player
There was a lot to love about "Outlaw." The trials and tribulations that Raylan was put through, the schemes that Boyd put together, and their c...
Justified Review: Shot Callers
After an exhilarating start to Justified Season 4, the series has limped into the midway point the past two weeks. "Money Trap" was the least su...
Justified Review: The Game is a Foot
Great things can come from terrible situations. Boyd Crowder's clan has been reeling for a while now. Whether it be exterior issues via Preacher Bill...
The Office Review: Structural Damage
"Couples Discount" focused on two key structural aspects of The Office: Jim and Pam's relationship, and Andy Bernard fitting in at Dunder Mifflin. Neither ...
Nashville Review: This Is Me
What does it mean to be who you are? Is changing an act of going away from yourself? Or is changing simply to evolve, and that in itself is inevitable to b...
Justified Review: Hill, Feet, Blues
Justified continued its strong fourth season with the help of some of its friends in "Kin." Whether it was those we knew, a la Agent Barkley and Const...
The Office Review: Boom Mic Brian
In the midst of a decent resurgence, highlighted by Rainn Wilson's continued comedic genius, The Office committed structural suicide with its decision to t...