Two stunning developments strike Brown Meadows to start the third season of “Meet the Browns.” Will has been spending time away from home to “work late,” and Colonel and Ms. Edna’s relationship has grown faster than Mr. Brown can change outfits.

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Some fresh new faces, a birthday party celebrating 162 years alive (er, dead), and some cool witching powers: this week’s episode was thrilling!

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Are you tired of your cat walking around like Godzilla? Are you tired of hearing scratching sound on your window all the night long? Then you better look into Charlie’s latest and best idea since trying to find the hidden tunnel at the baseball stadium: Kitten Mittens. This merchandizing opportunity opens the pub to new profit ideas, and the competition for the best idea begins!

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I don’t have much to say about this episode of “30 Rock” because not much happened. A lot went on, yeah, but without much payoff. Liz and Pete went through auditions, Jack tackled a case of bedbugs, and Tracy and Jenna tried their hardest to keep TGS from getting a new cast member.

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This week’s Cougar Town was great, because it brought the Jules-Grayson relationship to the forefront, which I think is one of the cuter dynamics on the show.  The opening was funny…Jules dreamed about a shirtless Grayson, but was rudely interrupted by a stupid barking dog.  Jules proceeded to tell Grayson about it during their morning paper chat, defending herself by saying she has sex dreams about everyone – “the President, Gene Simmons, Edward from Twilight.”

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It’s only been 2 weeks since my favorite show with a zip code was on, and this week they really made up for it. Even though this week’s episode is titled “Women’s Inuition,” I’m thinking it should’ve been “Reality Check,” because that’s what a lot of these girls needed.

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Last night, it was like the writers on Parks and Recreation heard the trumpets from heaven and the blogosphere blowing and finally gave us all what we wanted all along: an episode entirely dedicated to Ron Fucking Swanson. The lovable deadpan played by Nick Offerman was faced with what he feared most: a forced encounter with his ex-wife, Tammy (played by guest star Megan Mullaly, who doesn’t actually talk like Karen from Will and Grace). The results make for perhaps the finest performance Offerman has given on the show thus far. Read the rest of this entry »

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This episode of The Hills confused me.  I found myself with a weird change of heart- I actually think I’m starting to like Kristen and even worse, SPENCER. Omg.  Scary!   Read the rest of this entry »

This may be biased, but in my opinion this was one of the best episodes of the season thus far.

Heart-wrenching yes, but good nonetheless.

Arizona revisited her patient Wallace, who has been fighting an incurable disease for the past two years. She had worked closely with him and his family and is extremely emotionally attached.

Wallace’s parent tell Arizona that they are meeting with the Chief to discuss something and they would like her to be present in the meeting.

Thinking she had done something wrong, Arizona nervously enters the meeting only to be met with overwhelming news.

Wallace’s parents are giving $25 million to Seattle Grace and Mercy West to find a cure to Wallace’s disease.

Coincidentally, this news came on the eve of Arizona’s birthday.

Happy Birthday, Arizona.

Alex tested the waters of pediatrics from the first time. He was assigned to a pre-mature baby whose mother went into labor two-weeks early. The newborn was having a hard time recovering, so Alex decided to cradle it in his arms.

Dr. Bailey noticed that in holding the baby, it’s vitals were going up. She suggested it was the “Kangaroo Stance” Alex was doing. She told him to take off his shirt and hold the baby closer to his heart. He willingly did so, and I’m very glad he did. Wasn’t too bad to look at.

The rest of the staff made fun, but it definitely showed the softer side of  Alex.

He spent the rest of the episode rocking the baby in his arms. Very heartwarming.

Since his condition was getting worse, Wallace’s parents urged Arizona to do a surgery on him. Despite knowing the surgery would only buy him two months if he survived, they wanted it anyways.

After a two-year battle, Wallace passed away, and Arizona could not have been hit harder by his death.

She came home later that night to a surprise party Callie had thrown for her birthday. She was so overwhelmed that she just stood in the doorway, cried, and then left. Everyone was confused.

After apologizing, Arizona told Callie about Wallice and said she couldn’t stay.

The party went on though. Dr. Avery pulled a movie on Christina, saying she was hot in surgery that day. WAAAYYYYY out of his league. Christina pushed him off and went back to the hospital to retrieve Owen.

Arizona returned to the hospital to offer her sympathy’s to Wallace’s parents. They said they still planned on giving the hospital the $25 million. “Not because of the sucking up, but because of her,” Wallace’s father said as he pointed to Arizona.

She went home later that night to find Callie sitting on the couch with a smaller surprise party – she was the only guest. Arizona stood at the door, looked at her, and told Callie she loved her.

As for Izzie, she was absent from this episode but was still very much there. The Chief handed Alex her $200,000 medical bills that need to be paid off. Katherine Heigl is set to return next week.

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The Academy is doubling up on everything this year aren’t they? First the Best Picture nominees jumped from 5 to 10, and then on Tuesday they announced that the show’s co-hosts would be Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin. What’s next? An 8-hour broadcast? God, I hope not. Read the rest of this entry »