Showtime did a really smart thing with Edie Falco’s ‘Nurse Jackie’ who about the pillpopping nurse and shook the heck out it, and Season 4 is looking like a rebirth for a show that was getting stale faster than Sheree Whitfield’s career path on ‘Real Housewives Of Atlanta’.
Ricky Gervais has created the perfect hybrid of ‘Extras’ & ‘The Office’ with ‘Life’s Too Short’. Warwick Davis stars as the rather deluded version of himself, and he’s like the lovechild of Gervais and Edina Monsoon from Absolutely Fabulous.
Tonight’s ‘The Walking Dead: Nebraska’ is the first post-Darabont episode that stars right where it stopped, and for people wanting full on action be warned, this one takes it’s time to build up the tension. But it does!
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ has always been that perfect show to get hooked on, but unlike many shows that show some age in their fourth season, this one just keeps getting better. RuPaul Charles knows what we want, and he keeps delivering it better each season.
With their ‘Paradise Lost Trilogy’ Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky have shown the power of true documentary filmmaking. ‘Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory’ ends with on a happy yet frustrating note for the real ‘West Memphis Three’.
It’s been 20 years since ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ shocked its way to our hearts and the return makes us realize how much we’ve missed it. It’s just as funny as when Eddy & Patsy left the air.
When a show like ‘The Walking Dead’ caused such a sensation in only six episodes, then loses its showrunner (Frank Darabont), many fans are left wondering how the second season and much longer one with thirteen episodes will hold up. In short, ‘Dead’ holds up and even surpasses seaon one.
Ryan Murphy and FX are back with another big buzz show, but many will find that while ‘American Horror Story’ is pretty ambitious, throwing every horror concept against the wall to see what sticks can make for some confusion.
