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The Best TV Shows on TV - Opalescent Tree Shark
Happy Friday! It’s the end of the work week, and that means it’s time for us to bring you the Best TV Shows on TV. Every week, we watch a dazzling array of TV and then we pick out our favorites and tell you why they’re so great. It’s the best TV roundup west of the Pecos! We’ve talked about Downton Abbey, Walking Dead, Agent Carter, Gotham, and The Bachelor, but we’re just getting started. But ...
The Best TV Quotes of the Week - Parks and Rec, Justified, and More (Feb. 27)
We’ve got piping hot TV quotes, so you’re going to want to blow on it before you start. Don’t burn your tongue, mister! “You assume that criminals are gonna be smarter than they are. I don’t know. Kinda breaks my heart a little.” -- Jimmy McGill, Better Call Saul “You want to talk about legal? Slavery used to be legal. Human slavery. So..” -- Betsy Kettleman, Better Call Saul “I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: ...
The Bachelor, Season 19, Episode 9 - The Final Three
It's a strange season of The Bachelor because everyone is kinda normal and vulnerable. Chris Soules seems like a small-town guy who was tricked into being the bachelor. Becca (The Virgin), Whitney (The Baby Maker), and Kaitlyn (The Canadian) all actually seem down-to-earth and cautiously optimistic about the fact they're falling in love, and yet all realize the awkwardness of this format. In any other setting, Chris wouldn't have any reason to get rid of ...
The Gotham Gazette, Episode 17 - Red Hood
This week on Gotham, Fish Mooney.... I can't even talk about it. I'm a sensitive young man, and this episode may have scarred me for life. Time for "Red Hood"! We open on a bunch of dudes with a van getting ready to rob a bank. The leader is named Destro and is played by Jonny Coyne, but we'll talk about that later. They cover their faces, and one guy has a red hood that he ...
Agent Carter - Valediction
You really have to hand it to Marvel. They are really humming along with duplicating their 1960s comic book universe and updating it in live action for the present… so much so that folks refer to it as the "Marvel Cinematic Universe." The motto for the whole thing you hear Kevin Feige and Jeph Loeb hammer in is "it's all connected" and they sure came full circle with this last episode on that one. My good ...
