TV
Has there been a show more fun than this season’s “True Blood.” It reminds me how ponderous some of my other favorite dramas can get. Meanwhile, Jason Stackhouse is trying to figure out if Sam could turn into a chicken and lay and eat his own eggs.
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Wow, have I ever been missing “Project Runway.” Heck, I even watched Bravo’s pale imitation, “The Fashion Show,” which mostly just made me realize how much Tim Gunn adds to “Runway.” Kelly Rowland, you’re no Gunn.
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Finally, "thirtysomething" is coming to DVD. What about other shows that have long been off the air, yet aren't available for home viewing?
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I'd argue that many television shows are best watched on DVD. It's how I got caught up on such gems as "The Shield," "The Wire," "Gilmore Girls," "House" and "My Name Is Earl."
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Sometimes when a TV show starts to go bad, I just can’t look away. It’s a mystery that demands to be solved. What went wrong? How did a show that was once fresh and new grow tired and clichéd? “Entourage,” I’m talking to you.
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As if summer weren’t delightful enough, it’s also the season of my favorite reality show, “So You Think You Can Dance.” Each year, much to the amusement of my co-workers, I get totally involved with this show about dancers trying to become America’s favorite, not best, dancer. Now that we’re down to eight dancers, I’ve have a few favorites I’m rooting for.
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A year or so ago, my parents were singing the praises of CBS's Monday night comedy lineup, most notably "Two And A Half Men," and their new favorite show, "The Big Bang Theory." Not being a big fan of the "Men," I was dubious about "Bang" as well. But one Monday night, I decided to give it a try. Mom, Dad ... I will never doubt you again (well, except for "Men.").
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The main problem I’ve always had with the Emmys is that there’s almost a force of habit when it comes to the nomination picks. Once a show gets in, it stays in. A great show can have a crappy season, but Emmy never seems to realize it.
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Love them or hate them, reality shows are here to stay, and they're even in the Emmy running. How about some love for Tom Bergeron, already?
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I'd say I'll miss Dr. George O'Malley on "Grey's Anatomy," but everything that made the character charming vanished long ago.
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