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The Best TV Shows on TV - Les. Les Vegetables.
Happy Friday! It’s the end of the work week, and that means it’s time for the Best TV Shows on TV. Every week, we watch a whole pile of television and then we pick out our favorite shows and tell you why they’re so great. It’s fun, it’s educational, it spreads joy far and wide. We’ve already talked about Downton Abbey, Agent Carter, Venture Bros., Gotham and Celebrity Apprentice, but there’s a lot more. Let’s get ...
The Best TV Quotes of the Week - Empire, Archer, and More (January 30)
We’ve got a bunch of TV quotes for you. They’re all from this week, and we consider them to be the best. That makes this the Best TV Quotes of the Week. We’re very good at titling our features! “Steady, Master Bruce. It looks like she’s got the mange.” -- Alfred Pennyworth protecting Bruce from Ivy, Gotham TOM: “Wait, this says they only pay you a hundred bucks a week.” ANDY: “Yeah, but all I really do is ...
Celebrity Apprentice Season 7, Episode 8 - It's Also Boats
Previously on Celebrity Apprentice: The teams made "viral videos" for a coffee company that nobody under the age of sixty has ever heard of. Geraldo Rivera looked lustfully at his own image, Kenya Moore threw shade in the Boardroom (That's a phrase right? I used that correctly?), and Trump is still bitter about not winning an Emmy ten years ago. It consumes him. Ultimately, Lorenzo Lamas wouldn't bring anybody back to the final Boardroom, so ...
The Gotham Gazette, Episode 13 - Welcome Back, Jim Gordon
This week on Gotham, we get a little more traditional. Which is to say, there's not a guy walking around with a generator strapped to his chest and a lobotomized henchman. But it's still plenty crazy. Plus, Bruce Wayne and Alfred return! Let's take a look at "Welcome Back, Jim Gordon". A couple of Falcone's guys wheel Fish into what looks like a dentist's office in the middle of a warehouse. They chain her up and ...
Agent Carter - The Blitzkrieg Button
I love Gotham as much as the next guy, as long as the next guy isn't EJ Feddes, but the thing that sort of gives me a remove from really getting into it is that Batman is a presence in the wings. Off-stage, not from the action, but from time. This is the stuff that happens before we get to the story the audience already knows. Godfather II has a lot to answer for, because ...
