My Name Is Earl
"My Name Is Earl" premiere spoilers coming up just as soon as someone gives me my damn $3,000 back... There are weeks when I feel like I should be copying and pasting reviews of previous episodes -- or, at the very least, like I need to write
My Name Is Earl
(In this fantabulous edition, in order: "The Office," "My Name Is Earl," "The Loop" and "The O.C.") Sometimes, spoilers can mess you up on things that have nothing to do with plot. Take this week's "The Office"
Lost
Sorry for the delay: been slammed at work today, and, frankly, haven't had much enthusiasm for the last few night's worth of series TV. The Gonzaga choke was much more dramatic than anything that happened on "Lost or "Veronica Mars." Quick hits, in
Arrested Development
Forgot to do the column link yesterday, so a two-fer: today, I write about the "Arrested Development" two-hour finale (I've seen the first 90 minutes, and the first episode is by far the best), and yesterday I did a mailbag dealing with the done-in-one fate of
My Name Is Earl
...and "The O.C." has been on the wrong side of it all season. Two years ago, last night's episode would have been filled with meta references and gags -- at the very least, this should have been the show where Summer wore the "Donna
My Name Is Earl
As Harry Callahan once said, a man's got to know his limitations, and I came face to face with my own twice yesterday. First, I popped in a review tape of Bravo's "Project Runway," a show I missed altogether in its first season. After
Gilmore Girls
It's not often I can use this job to impress chicks (aka my wife), but last night was a good one. We had just finished watching "Gilmore Girls" when she said, "Oh, I wish there was more!" I took a dramatic pause, then said,
Gilmore Girls
Today is my birthday, which may have contributed to yesterday's long dark tea-time of the soul. As John Astin liked to say on "Night Court," I'm feeling much better now. There's so damn much on every Tuesday night that it's
Grey's Anatomy
First of all, today's All TV column about "Freddie." Didn't turn out as vicious as I had wanted, but I think I used up too much bile on "Hot Properties" last week. I called Fox about the non-mention of "Arrested"
