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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Column: Viewing List for Summer 2011
With the passage of Memorial Day we are now completely past the endpoint of the 2010-2011 television season, which ushers in the typical summer slump for television critics. A time of year when they are mostly free of the constant … Continue reading
Posted in Television Columns
Tagged Band of Brothers, Cheers, Fringe, Glee, summer viewing list, Veronica Mars
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Recap/Review: The Borgias, “The French King”/”Death on a Pale Horse”/”The Art of War”/”Nessuno (Nobody)”
I know that at the end of my article on The Borgias last week, I mentioned that I was going to try to recap each of the four remaining episodes individually and see how it maintain the faith I’d newly … Continue reading
Justifying: Season 2, Part 3
(Editor’s Note: The earlier installments looking at this season can be found here: Part 1 and Part 2.) The dust has settled over Harlan County, the blood’s stopped flowing out onto the dirt and the wind’s blowing gently through acres … Continue reading
Recap/Review: The Borgias, “Lucrezia’s Wedding”/”The Borgias In Love”
You might remember that the last time I talked about The Borgias, I made it clear the show had one more episode to capture my interest before I resigned myself to the fact that it was never going to be … Continue reading
Recap/Review: The Killing, “El Diablo”/”A Soundless Echo”/”Super 8″
With The Killing now five episodes into its run (or four if you count the pilot and second episode as one installment), we’ve now established a clear rhythm to the season-long search for finding out who killed Rosie Larsen. I … Continue reading
Posted in TV Criticism
Tagged A Soundless Echo, AMC, Brent Sexton, El Diablo, Joel Kinnaman, Michelle Forbes, Mirelle Enos, Super 8, The Killing
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