BAD JUDGE on NBC, premiering tonight at 9/8c, has a title that tells you all you need to know. Kate Walsh plays a JUDGE (who, from the looks of it, even if she’s drunk all the time, does understand the law); the show itself is pretty BAD (BAD + JUDGE, ya know?). It tries to be a workplace comedy, but it falls short on the comedy, with Walsh trying way too hard at playing the Honorable Rebecca Wright, a young,
Kevin Williamson has been known to put his women characters in peril, and his latest show, STALKER, which begins tonight on CBS (10/9c), is no different. Within the opening minutes, someone is lit on fire at the hands of, you guessed it, a stalker! The case then heads over to the Threat Assessment Unit of the LAPD where we meet no-nonsense head of the unit, Lt Beth Davis (Maggie Q, who deserves better), as she greets her staff and newest
Tonight on ABC, Jake McDorman and Analeigh Tipton star in MANHATTAN LOVE STORY, premiering at 8:30/7:30c after SELFIE. The show follows Pete (McDorman) and Dana (Tipton) as they traverse the rough waters of dating in Manhattan. The entire time we’re watching their blind date (and subsequent attempts) implode (they were set up my his brother and his brother’s wife (Dana’s best friend)…still with me?), we’re made to listen to their inner monologues that include but aren’t limited to Pete’s comments
Let’s make this known: while Tennant is my Doctor (and will forever be), Amy Pond is my companion. She was my favorite – with Rory, without Rory, in general, etc. So I’m a big fan of Karen Gillan. As a fan of KG, I was pre-disposed to be a fan of her new show, SELFIE, which premieres tonight at 8/7c on ABC. Gillan plays Eliza Dooley, a vapid, self-obsessed woman, who is “insta-famous” but who has no real friends. When
Tonight on ABC, catch the “sneak peek” of FOREVER, one of my top picks for the new season, before it moves to its home at 10/9c on Tuesday nights. Ioan Gruffudd plays Dr Henry Morgan, a NYC medical examiner who has died hundreds of deaths, yet none of them have stuck. He uses his position in the morgue to examine death to try to figure out how or why exactly he is immortal, and in doing so, helps solve the
Tonight on CBS (8:30/7:30c depending on football, and re-airing at 10:30/9:30c), the all new drama MADAM SECRETARY premieres. Téa Leoni stars as Elizabeth McCord, a woman who, due to a history with the President from her days in the CIA (she left for ethical reasons), finds herself as the surprising new Secretary of State for the United States. As she struggles to find her footing among the more seasoned members of the cabinet and inner circle, she also has to find
Full disclosure? I’m so tempted to just type “I love THE GOOD WIFE more than mostly everything on TV,” as my review of the Season 6 premiere (Sunday at 9:30/8:30c on CBS), and leave it at that. That’s how much I love it and the premiere, which I’ve been describing to people as “weird/good” because the story goes so far in a direction I didn’t think it ever would that it felt uncomfortable in a great way. We pick right
I struggled with what words to use to describe my feelings for THE MYSTERIES OF LAURA, premiering tonight on NBC after a special two hour AMERICA’S GOT TALENT finale (though, you wouldn’t know that unless you paid attention to the annoying and silent pop up things that appear during other shows, since NBC itself keeps saying it premieres NEXT week on 9/24…but I digress). This image is all I could come up with**: **What I’m really trying to say is
In addition to fewer bugs and somewhat cooler weather, the change from Summer to Autumn brings with it three(*) guarantees: The NFL is back in business Fantasy Football is in full swing THE LEAGUE (Season 6 premieres at 10/9c tonight on FXX) is bringing you a fun group of friends that might hate each other a little bit, who compete for the Shiva, try to avoid the Sacko, and let their own FFL league run their lives. In tonight’s all
Just a little over a year ago, I had resigned myself to the fact that the 24 movie was never going to happen (no matter how many times Kiefer reassured us that there was a script written). I had accepted that we had seen the last of Jack Bauer as he said his goodbyes up to the security cameras and bid Chloe a tear-filled farewell. Then everything changed. The setting: FOX Upfronts, 2013. The event: Kevin Reilly announced that Jack