House – Recap & Review – The C-Word

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House
The C-Word

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

Shannon – Associate Editor
shannon@thetwocentscorp.com

Simon is playing at the park with his little daughter. Of course, the kid is going to be the patient because this is House and this show hates me. The little girl wants to ride the carousel by herself. Dad lets her but she has to promise not to tell Mommy. He’s videotaping the event. Uh, dude, Mom’s gonna find out if you film it. The first rule of getting away with something is to make sure there’s no evidence. Duh. The carousel starts up and then Emily has a nosebleed and falls off the horse. Oh my god, I hate this show sometimes.

House is taking time off to be there for Wilson in his cancer treatment time of need. Foreman brings in a new doctor, an Elizabeth Lawson, a developmental geneticist. She’s also Emily’s mother. Emily already has a genetic disorder. Chase is not convinced Dr. Lawson will be an asset as she’s too invested in the patient.

Castle – Recap & Review – Undead Again

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Castle
Undead Again

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

Divina F – TwoCents Reviewer
divina@thetwocentscorp.com

I am not afraid of zombies. Because, while undead, they can be killed. Which is probably why I sleep with a katana at my bedside, just in case.

I was actually really looking forward to this episode because I love impossible fantasy situations as much as Castle does. Also, all of the episodes this season that have looked like filler/gimmick setups always turned out to be dynamic plots. This episode was no exception, and I have to say that the personal connection Beckett made with one of the suspects made it one of my favorites.

Hart of Dixie – Recap & Review – The Race & the Relationship

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Hart of Dixie
The Race & the Relationship

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

Alyssa Silva – Associate Staff Writer
alyssa@thetwocentscorp.com

The episode in which there is a race, flaring emotions, raging hormones and stomach pains. The annual Bluebell Battle descends and Wade finds himself partnered up with Zoe when Lavon sprains his ankle falling out of a tree. George and Lemon take part in the race in hopes of reconciling their relationship. Nothing works out as planned, especially for Zoe.

Dancing With the Stars – Recap & Review – Week 7

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Dancing With the Stars
Week 7

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

Annette – Staff Writer
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Classical Night is back and I am so, so happy! This was my favorite night of performances when they did it back in Season 12. To help set the mood, special guests Jackie Evancho and Vittorio Grigolo perform with the DWTS band and extra musicians brought in to create a full orchestra. And the music is beautiful.

The dancing is also pretty spectacular as well. Along with the individual dances, we have team dances tonight – Team Tango vs. Team Paso. And to add to the excitement of the evening, someone finally pulls a 10 from grumpy old Len and gets the first perfect 30 of the season.

Bones – Recap & Review – The Family In The Feud

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Bones
The Family in the Feud

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

Karen – Sr Staff Writer
Karen@thetwocentscorp.com

The body of a man is found when another man was looking for Truffles with his pig…his very large pig! We soon find out the case revolves around one of those backwoods type of family feuds that has been going on for so long that nobody really remembers why they are feuding.

As for Temp, she is looking for a new nanny to watch baby-Bones because she questioned too many people at the Jeffersonian and they kicked her out of the day care, but Booth promises to find someone to be the nanny.

Two and a Half Men – Recap & Review – Why We Gave Up Women

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Two and a Half Men
Why We Gave Up Women

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

FK – Sr. Editor
farrah@thetwocentscorp.com

Tonight is the night we’ve been waiting for … well, some of us. The return of Charlie Harper, in the form of Kathy Bates.

After the trial run of living with Zoey and Ava didn’t go well, Walden decides he’s going to let Zoey down easy that he doesn’t want to live with Ava (but still her?) and let Alan move back in. But things don’t exactly go as planned…

Hawaii Five-O – Recap & Review – Pa Make Loa

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Hawaii Five-O
Pa Make Loa

Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2012

Rachel M – Senior Staff Writer
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It’s a crossover episode with NCIS:LA tonight, not sure how they’re going to join forces, but I’m all for it. We start the night with a scary dude banging on the windows and doors of his ex-wife’s house. When the cops arrive, he is covered in gross boils.

Steve is still in the wind too, and Danny is not happy about it. But the case must be solved! Boiled dude has smallpox. So bio-warfarbae. ::sarcasm font:: Yay.

The Good Wife– Recap & Review – The Dream Team

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The Good Wife
The Dream Team

Original Air Date: Apr 29, 2012

Patricia Morris Buckley — Sr. Staff Writer
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As season finales go, the Good Wife’s year ender was a bit of a snoozefest.

Lets look at this time last year: Alicia packed up Peter and forcibly moved him to a new apartment, then got in a hotel elevator with Will on the way to open the doors on their long-thwarted passion. Now that’s the kind of cliffhanger that has you marking the days until the show returns in the fall.

Army Wives – Recap & Review – After Action Report

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Army Wives
After Action Report

Original Air Date: Apr 29, 2012

Will – Associate Staff Writer
will@thetwocentscorp.com

Sorry everyone that this review is late but we all have to agree that this was the one of the best episodes yet! I am very sad the this season of Army Wives is coming to a close with only three episodes left but it just keeps getting better!

Anyway, in this episode, the Cruz’s find themselves in a lot of debt so Trevor and Roxy decide to help them since they know what it is like to struggle financially.

HBO Renews Girls and Veep

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HBO announced today it is bringing back two of its newest comedies for a second season. “Veep” and “Girls” both have a commitment of ten episodes for season two.

GIRLS takes a comic look at the assorted humiliations and rare triumphs of a group of girls in their early 20s. Created by and starring Lena Dunham (“Tiny Furniture”). VEEP stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Emmy® winner for “Seinfeld” and “The New Adventures of Old Christine”) as Selina Meyer, who becomes vice president, only to discover the job is nothing like she expected, but everything she was warned about. The comedy series was created by Armando Iannucci (Oscar®nominee for co-writing “In the Loop”).