May 15th, 2012
The ABC hit show “GCB” begins this week with Amanda flexing her muscle as she puts some rowdy customers in their place at “Boobylicious.” She is astounded when she sees Pastor Tudor at the joint with Ripp talking about church business. The pastor offers up some kind words of encouragement for Amanda and tells her he would like for to work at the church for him.
Later, Luke and Amanda are relaxing at Carlene’s guest house as Amanda tells him about her part time job as the Pastor’s church secretary. All of a sudden, who else but Carlene would appear to disrupt the couple’s sweet moments.
Meanwhile, Cricket and Blake are trying to find a surrogate mother for their child. Cricket is not infertile, but doesn’t want to ruin her life by being pregnant. None of the candidates suit them as they wonder if anyone will live up to their standards.
On Amanda’s first day at the church, the “GCB” trio pops in with a list they want to talk to the pastor about. Amanda sends them on their merry way and realizes that one of the reasons she was hired was to keep them away from Tudor.
The church is full on Sunday as Pastor Tudor offers up his “Sex is Devine” challenge to the congregation of adults to have sex once a day for the next week. The buzz is all about it as Blake and Cricket decide to have their baby naturally (he’s gay), and Carlene overhears her son and Amanda’s daughter talking about the sermon and flirting with each other. Carlene is one unhappy “GCB.” Read the rest of this entry »
April 23rd, 2012
This week’s Friday episode of the ABC daytime drama, “General Hospital” finds Sam again having to drop the news on Jason that Franco is actually the father of their baby as she learned the results of the paternity test. She really catches him off-guard when she again drops the bombshell after keeping it a secret like the time she kept Robin’s death from him. Sam and Jason are struggling with the new revelation.
Anna and McBain have a talk as Anna convinces him not to take his revenge out on Sonny. After contemplating that conversation, McBain has decided to give himself two months to take care of Sonny through the justice system and according to the rule of law.
Meanwhile, Sonny takes the time to assure Michael that Johnny is no longer a threat to him, yet the scene moves to Johnny and Starr shaking on a deal as they both hate Sonny and want to see him pay for the things he did to their families.
Epiphany pays Patrick a visit and lectures him on how shocked she is about the way he is living. She tells him he needs to stand up like the man Robin loved, stop wallowing in his grief, and take care of his little girl. Back at the hospital, Spinelli shares with Matt that he suspects that Patrick murdered Lisa, but later recants that opinion as the end of the episode nears.
Jason stares at the sonogram made of Franco’s baby. Sam has concerns that the baby may be evil like Franco. Jason tells Sam he wants to believe the baby is his but is adamant about the fact that he does not need her to protect him. Sam suggests that the two of them should go to Sonny’s birthday party, so they get dressed to attend. Read the rest of this entry »
April 16th, 2012
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The DVR is helpful for total television manipulation. If you are watching television you can pause, stop, rewind, and even fast-forward through commercials whenever you want, making watching TV easy when you have to use the bathroom or get a snack in the middle of an exciting event. You can also record anything on live TV whether you are there to watch it or not, letting you program your favorite TV into your schedule. The countless HD options from Digital TV in HD will blow your mind with exceptional brilliance, making it seem like your television is popping out at you! Read the rest of this entry »
April 11th, 2012
The newest competition to hit Reality TV, “Fashion Star,” will debut Tuesday as it starts the search in the fashion world to find America’s best designer. Host and executive producer, Elle Macpherson, will kick off the series with celebs like Jessica Simpson, Nichole Richie, and John Varvatos. There will be 14 unidentified designers that will have an opportunity to win a multi-million dollar prize to launch their creations in some of the largest retailers in America, namely Macy’s, H&M and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Every show will begin with a fabulous fashion show accompanied with musical performances, dancers and models with a live studio audience. Like other reality shows, there will be challenges each week intended to further develop and expand the brands of the designers. The show will sport designer clothes for America to purchase with three of the top retailers of the world aiding in the decision-making process. The three judges will be Caprice Willard of Macy’s, Nicole Christie with H&M, and Terron Schaefer of Saks Firth Avenue. They will make split-second decisions as well as pitch for the right to purchase and promote the work of the upcoming designers exclusively in their stores.
At the end of each segment, viewers will have the opportunity to purchase the creations of the designers that were chosen to showcase that week. What America sees on TV that night will already be available in the stores as soon as the show airs, changing the lives and financial status of the upcoming designers with their future endeavors. Participants that do not sell any items to buyers will go up for elimination. A twist added to the show will allow Simpson, Richie, and Varvatos to save one of the designers from elimination. Read the rest of this entry »
March 30th, 2012
The show ‘Whitechapel’ on BBC America is back for another exciting season. The show comes on Wednesday nights at 10 pm. Although the show started off with weak and mixed reviews, it has gained some momentum with viewers since the slow start of the first season. Back for more, this team of crime-fighting specialists has returned to face another batch of bad guys, and solve more gory murders.
The story follows the a group of investigators as they solve the grisly, gruesome crimes that are committed in their district. The investigations are led by Detective Inspector Joseph Chandler, played by Rupert Penry-Jones. Chandler feels that his work includes the past. He thinks the past should be paid attention to, for insight, wisdom, inspiration or a lesson. His prim and proper personality and approach to detective work contrasts sharply with that of his partner, Sergeant Ray Miles.
The role of Myles is played by Phil Davis. Myles thinks detective work is done by legwork, contacts and guts. He has little patience for Chandler’s approach to his work, insisting that traditional means are the best.
The show also includes Edward Buchan, played by Steve Pemberton. Buchan offers his expertise with insights into the minds of killers, with his vast and extensive knowledge of Jack the Ripper. He finds a home in the police precinct when Chandler offers him a full-time position, much to Myles’ disgust. Buchan finds that the precinct’s basement suits him nicely.
The trio is put to the test, as one bloody victim after another is discovered. With every episode, there has been a different twist or turn to the plot, with a new killer that terrifies and thrills. Read the rest of this entry »