The O.C.
Spoilers for "The O.C." just as soon as I pet my bunny... Well, last night was The Taylor Townsend Show, and is that such a bad thing? They're not even being subtle about putting her together with Ryan, they've contrived a reason for
The O.C.
Spoilers for "The O.C." just as soon as I put the new season of "The Valley" in my Netflix queue... And the funny is back! Sure, it was back in small doses in episodes one through three, but you can only get so many yuks
Survivor
Spoilers for "The O.C." and "Survivor" coming right up... On "The O.C.," I quote Fox's own ratings release from last night: Although still modest, THE OC outperformed last Thursday's performance by +12% among Adults 18-34 (1.9/5
The O.C.
Spoilers for "The O.C." coming right up... First off, I need to get this off my chest: Hollywood needs to institute at least a 5-year moratorium, if not longer, on stealing the "Silence of the Lambs" fake-out about who's knocking on whose door.
The O.C.
Spoilers for "The O.C." (posted a little early because I'll be out for the rest of the evening) just as soon as I remember what wise man once said "Cage matches work. Of course they work. If they didn't work, everyone would
The O.C.
...you got nothin' to lose. At least, that seems to be Josh Schwartz's attitude at the start of this much-improved season of "The O.C." An excerpt from today's column: Faced with a no-win timeslot and a network that, as he puts it,
alias
Lots and lots to get to, and while few of them are thematically related, I don't have time for many, many posts. Actually, the best thing I watched all night was a review screener of "The Office" episode airing May 4, which is the funniest damn
Survivor
(In this entry, "Survivor" and "The O.C.") Terry, Terry, Terry. I want to like you, I want to root for you, I want to do a Photoshop collage of you and Tom Westman, but you're making it awfully hard. First there was your
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"
24
Comments about the last post reminded me of a bunch of other things I watched this week, including: "24": A friend tried to kill my rediscovered buzz for "24" by pointing out that it's a show that plays much better in DVD-style marathons than
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
The O.C.
Before we get to discussing the worst Chrismukkah ever, I have to give some props to what is easily the greatest newspaper headline since the NY Post's "Headless Man Found in Topless Bar." In today's Star-Ledger, we have Mailman by day, award-winning pimp by
