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This episode was it, and now we have to wait another 2 months for the next one. Thankfully, the firework-display of action and drama left us breathless and momentarily sated.

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Peter is trying to get an appeal for his charges of misusing public office, and he’s using any means to win support, including the media. He seems apologetic about using prostitutes and says he plans to move on to a better future.

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It was Jules’s 41^st birthday this week on Cougar Town and as a present we got a great pair of guest stars: Rachael Harris and Alan Ruck.  (Can’t you tell from the back of his head?) Read the rest of this entry »

Will may lose his job at the hospital, and Cora starts dating a coworker as trouble and newfound happiness hit Brown Meadows.

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What’s more rural Indianan than going hunting? Apparently nothing, which led the Parks and Rec writers to center an episode on a trip to do just that. Ron, Mark, and even the uniformly unlikable Jerry take a men’s hunting trip every year under the guise of trail maintenance. When, Leslie begs that the entire department be brought along, things go sour.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh……..the season finale……ready or not……:

The episode opens as a straight continuation from where the last one left off. Carol Hannah is sick, sick, sick as a dog…this makes me very sad….everyone gets to the workroom to keep working. Carol Hannah starts crying because she feels like shit,and everyone feels realllly bad for her (genuinely, I think). The designers head to the hair and make-up consultations for their models. Afterward, the models come in for their fittings, and Carol Hannah catches a break when she finds that all of the models she’s chosen fit really well into all of her garments. Read the rest of this entry »

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If you’ve listened to our newest podcast, you’ve already heard what I have to say about this week’s episode of “V.” Therefore, this review’s going to be a pretty quick read.

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Unlike “Pulp Fiction,” Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds” pushes no new boundaries in terms of cinema; so it may just fall in at number two on Tarantino’s best list. But this film is a testament to his lifelong passion with movies.
“Inglourious Basterds” displays directing, acting, writing, cinematography and art direction at its finest, and it is the best movie of the year thus far. Read the rest of this entry »

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It’s a good thing last night’s episode of South Park was the season finale, because after submitting my online math homework 13 minutes late, I almost decided to never again watch the show live. It’s also a good thing that ‘Pee,’ this episode’s odd title that I will refrain from using again, was actually a step up from the last few lackluster ones. Read the rest of this entry »

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Lorenzo Von Matterhorn is a fictional creation of Barney’s on the lastest episode of How I Met Your Mother – “The Playbook.” “Lorenzo,” aka Barney, said hello to a co-worker of Lily’s in MacLaren’s and introduced himself. She had no idea who he was, so she Googled him, found out he was a huge philanthropist with an equally huge penis, and by the time he came back and asked her for coffee, she was game.

But it turns out, she’s not the only one who can Google Lorenzo. Read the rest of this entry »