Monthly Archives: March 2011

Fringe – “Stowaway”

“Stowaway” March 18th, 2011 The conclusion of “Os” was laughable, a fact that I truly hope the writers at Fringe were aware of. It’s not that this represents some sort of continuity issue: this is a weird enough show that … Continue reading

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Parks and Recreation – “Harvest Festival”

“Harvest Festival” March 17th, 2011 Parks and Recreation is like Li’l Sebastian. For those who don’t know better, it’s just another Office-like NBC comedy, just as Li’l Sebastian appears to be just a pony. For those of us who have … Continue reading

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Community – “Custody Law and Eastern European Diplomacy”

“Custody Law and Eastern European Diplomacy” March 17th, 2011 Earlier today, Community was renewed for a third season. And during tonight’s episode, critic (and friend of the blog) Jaime Weinman tweeted the following: “maybe now that Community is safe I … Continue reading

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Glee – “Original Song”

“Original Song” March 15th, 2011 The most problematic scene in “Original Song” had nothing to do with original songs. It was the deliberation between the judges at Regionals, as three ridiculous stereotypes joined together to tell a series of lifeless … Continue reading

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Glee – “Sexy”

“Sexy” March 8th, 2011 Earlier today, TV Squad posted a piece from friend of the blog Ryan McGee about the role that continuity plays within serial narratives, which was actually partially spun out of a conversation that Ryan and I … Continue reading

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