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From the gripping opening to the ominous final moments, the finale was exactly what Once Upon a Time was always meant to be: a fairytale come true. We had a courageous heroine, valiant quests, and true love's kiss.
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ABC and Univision teaming up to create an English language cable channel aimed at Latinos is a brilliant idea. They just need to be careful -- very careful.
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They say that revenge is a dish best served cold, but this week's episode of "Revenge" was just pure icy. Plus, Emily comes to a shocking realization that changes everything.
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I was expecting to love tonight's "Once Upon a Time" a little more than I actually did. I can't really put my finger on why, except to say that it felt a little like it was missing its heart somehow. (How apt.)
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Let's just say that after tonight's "Revenge," Victoria Grayson won't be getting a mother of the year award anytime soon.
There are a whole lot of men in the Revenge version of the Hamptons, but they consistently play second fiddle to the women, who really hold all of the cards.
I don't remember watching The Earth Day Special when it was first broadcast by ABC in April 1990. Perhaps if I had watched it 22 years ago, I would have avoided falling for the right's denialist trap.
"Cougar Town" maintains its winning streak with another solid episode. I just beg all of you to tell your friends to change their mind about the show. Forget the title! It's fun! It's friends! It's wine!
Some of the comedy's most reliable humor comedy comes from this presumably fictional version of the Beek, who is a pompous, amusingly self-absorbed jackass.
Was it a PR move after their new drama The Playboy Club became the first show axed this season? Or was it because NBC had essentially put its reputation on the line for Whitney and refused to accept anything less than praise?
As Fox appears ready to take steps back towards the kind of dark, interesting material that they excel at, a la "24," this could prove to be an interesting year for the network.
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