The Following Review: "The Poet's Fire" (Episode 1.03)

<i>The Following</i> Review: "The Poet's Fire" (Episode 1.03)

There has been a lot of talk that The Following is nothing but gratuitous violence.  read more

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Fox Unveils Gigantic Die Hard Mural

Fox Unveils Gigantic <i>Die Hard</i> Mural

On Thursday night, Fox officially cemented its relationship with the Die Hard series with a special, giant-sized mural of the John McClane character....  read more

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New Girl Review: "Cooler" (Episode 2.15)

<i>New Girl</i> Review: "Cooler" (Episode 2.15)

Ever since New Girl started, I’ve worried that the show would handle the pairing of Nick and Jess in the wrong way.  read more

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Fox, Ridley Scott to Adapt Mind MGMT Comic Series

Fox, Ridley Scott to Adapt <i>Mind MGMT</i> Comic Series

This week is just full of MGMT....  read more

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The Following Review: "Chapter Two" (Episode 1.02)

<i>The Following</i> Review: "Chapter Two" (Episode 1.02)

After a generally successful premiere which focused on serial killer Joe Carroll’s escape and Ryan Hardy’s pursuit of him, _The Following_ decided to split the emphasis of its second episode between Carroll/Hardy and Carroll’s followers.  read more

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New Girl Review: "Pepperwood" (Episode 2.14)

<i>New Girl</i> Review: "Pepperwood" (Episode 2.14)

It is sometimes nice to just watch these five people go on weird adventures that don’t really have any basis in the continual story of the show. There’s no mention of relationships or curiosity as to the future of their lives, just a weird mystery and Schmidt’s toenails. While it is enjoyable to see an episode where these characters just act insane, that lack of story in the larger picture does bring some disappointment, even if the episode is a lot of fun and hilarious still.   read more

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Ben and Kate Review: "Bake Off" (Episode 1.13)

<i>Ben and Kate</i> Review: "Bake Off" (Episode 1.13)

With the unfortunate Tommy aside, “Bake Off” gives each of the characters a way to spotlight their unique gifts they bring to the show. If only Tommy could join in on the fun in a more substantial way, “Bake Off” would have been one of Ben and Kate’s most solidly rounded episodes to date.  read more

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Fox Greenlights Live Action Comedy from Seth MacFarlane

Fox Greenlights Live Action Comedy from Seth MacFarlane

In a true demonstration of the power he yields at the Fox network, Family Guy creator and future Academy Awards host Seth MacFarlane has been offered a straight-to-series order for a new live action show that he co-penned with fellow Family Guy and Ted writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild, Deadline reports....  read more

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The Following Review: "Pilot" (Episode 1.01)

<i>The Following</i> Review: "Pilot" (Episode 1.01)

The gruesome The Following premiered last night on Fox after a lot of anticipation and scrutiny.  read more

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New Girl Review: "A Father's Love" (Episode 2.13)

<i>New Girl</i> Review: "A Father's Love" (Episode 2.13)

In the first season of New Girl, the show laid down the elements of who these characters are, their intricacies and quirks. We learned so much about who they are, but not why they are the way they are. But this second season, New Girl has started to unravel each character as explanations why they act they way they do. First we met Jess’ parents and Schmidt’s brother and we’ve heard hints about Cece’s mother and her traditions, but now it’s Nick’s turn. Nick has so much anger, lazy attitude and a downright dislike for anything breathing, so what could make such a man this way? With “A Father’s Love,” we get to see the father that helped make Nick the man he is today.  read more

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