“Nothing As It Seems” dealt with the fallout of Olivia’s transformation, and it also revisited a case from the previous timeline — about a more tangible transformation — with many additional twists that made it much more interesting than it originally was.
Ok, let’s try this again: The Vampire Diaries is baaaack! With ‘The Murder of One’ we’re actually back to the fast-paced, game changing show we all know and love. And even though this is actually the last episode for three weeks, it was a pretty darn good one. Torture, love, revenge and family, it was all present at this party of crazy town-folk. So let’s re-wind and process every crazy thing that has happened.
Community gets dramatic and soapy as Troy and Abed face-off in an epic pillow and blanket showdown. Jeff tries to redeem his jerk-self and Britta falls in love with Subway.These are the Days of our Lives formerly known as Community. For the second week in a row, the quick-witted comedy had some dramatic turns as the feud between Abed and Troy continued to develop slowly, but surely. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think this might have an actual impact on the show’s continuation.
Let’s be serious for a second, because the show obviously is. Last week’s moment of disagreement between the two best friends apparently had a lasting effect on their relationship. In this week’s installment, Abed and Troy tried to build a pillow fort in the school…because blanket forts are too mainstream.
The first season of Alcatraz bowed out with a finale that was a reflection of the series’ most interesting part, even though the reasons behind the show’s limited success remained palpable during the extended closing episode (“Garrett Sillman”/”Tommy Madsen”).
With “A Short Story About Love,” Fringe’s fourth season was in full swing with a seemingly standalone episode used to advance forward with the Olivia and Peter love story. The leads each went through a journey of acceptance, while Olivia was investigating a case with a man trying to engineer a “love potion.”
HBO has released a 22-minute long video to help catch up on what happened in the first season of the epic fantasy series Game of Thrones. The video features executive producers and writers, as well as actors who provide some insights into the world of Westeros and paint an intimate portrait of the main characters, presenting their motivations and values while brushing on the actual events of the first season.
Almost exactly a year ago, on March 24, 2011, Fox announced the renewal of Fringe for a full fourth season of 22 episodes. Now, with the pilot season in full swing and the May deadline approaching ominously, there is no such news, but executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman have a plan B in case the ax of cancellation hits home.
