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Original Air Date: May 13, 2012
Ryan O – Associate Staff Writer
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You know how on the Survivor Reunion show, Jeff never spends enough time talking to the winner and way too much time talking to the obnoxious dillhole? That happens again with this reunion.
We also find out about Greg and whether it was an act and Kat and if that’s how she is all the time in real life. (Yes and yes.)
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Upfront presentations are when the networks roll out their Fall 2012/2013 schedules for advertisers. They bring in their celebrities, show clips of most of the shows and give the world news on what their thinking for this fall.
Look for insight from within the walls of the NBC presentations all morning from KP!
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Original Air Date: May 13 13, 2012
Ryan O – Associate Staff Writer
ryano@thetwocentscorp.com
Kim is playing to wrap up the game she dominated through the whole season. The other four women are playing to upset Kim, or, short of that, just to get to the final three with her.
In the final jury questions, we find out which player matured the most and the answer is surprising. We also find out which player really thinks quite a lot of him or herself and the answer is very not surprising.
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Original Air Date: May 13, 2012
Ryan O – Associate Staff Writer
ryano@thetwocentscorp.com
Ginsberg, Pete, and Betty try to put things in motion to get what they want. Things don’t go their way. Meanwhile, Don and Roger get back to work, but don’t go about it in the most ethical way. “Every man for himself.”
Pete, by the way, is still thinking about Rory Gilmore. Aren’t we all, Pete. Aren’t we all. We see a lot more of her than we ever did on Gilmore Girls.
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Original Air Date: May 13, 2012
Wyner C – TwoCents Reviewer
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A great chess player not only knows their next move; they know how the game will end. Rumpel, my fellows Oncers, is a Grandmaster. Everything he’s done during the inaugural season of Once circled back to his ultimate goal: Power. Do you hear that? I think it’s the beginning of a “we’re not worthy” chant.
In Fairytale, Charming escapes thanks to the Huntsman. The Evil Queen transports Charming to the Enchanted Forest to stop him from finding Snow. Out pops Rumpel to play another chess move.
what will the fall schedules look like?
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Original Air Date: May 13, 2012
Annette – Staff Writer
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For eight seasons we’ve laughed, cried and gasped along with the housewives of Wisteria Lane. We’ve endured lying, cheating, divorce, crazy neighbors, murders, fires, and tornadoes. There’s also been laughter and love and a lot of sunshine (I think in eight seasons it only rained twice, one of them being today).
As we begin the finale, Mrs. McClusky is off to hospice care even though she wants to die at home. It’s too hard for Roy to care for Karen alone, so Lynette, Bree, Susan and Gaby said they would all take shifts to take care of her and Karen realizes that her neighbors really are her friends. This is going to be very important later on.
NBC announced today an ambitious new primetime lineup for the 2012-13 primetime season that combines one of the top-quality returning lineups on television with a new fall edition of the red-hot musical competition “The Voice” and a crop of six new scripted series in the fall and four at mid-season.
Highlights of the new schedule include an expansion of comedy to Tuesday and Friday nights for a total of five full hours of primetime comedy; the first fall cycle of the hit competition “The Voice” and compelling new dramas from J.J. Abrams and Dick Wolf on Monday and Wednesday nights, respectively.
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According to sources at TVLine, CBS will cancel CSI: Miami, but keep CSI: NY, which will enter its ninth season in the fall.
Other canceled shows include freshmen series Unforgettable, A Gifted Man and NYC 22 (which just debuted last month).
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Original Air Date: May 12, 2012
Jules – News Editor
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SNL’s had a habit this season of choosing former cast members as hosts and this week was no exception. Except this time it was Will Ferrell, who has hosted twice before, both season finales and both pretty successful as I remember. So my expectations were a bit higher than normal and I was excited to write this recap. In hindsight, I should remember never to set my sights so high – but then again, they weren’t that high.
So this hosting time for Ferrell was a bit of a roller coaster, riding high in the beginning and taking a big nose dive towards the end. And this is not an understatement. But for now, let’s recap the sketches and see what returning characters Ferrell brought along that actually made the episode.
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