Person of Interest – Recap & Review – Witness

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Person of Interest

Witness

Original Air Date: Nov 3, 2011

Len – Two Cents Reviewer
len@thetwocentscorp.com

I do not ordinarily issue disclaimers telling people to not read my review, but if you have not yet seen tonight’s episode of Person of Interest, don’t read past the jump. Look for it online, hop the SST back a few time zones to catch it on the West Coast, or start sneaking into houses to see if by chance the owner recorded it.

Tonight’s episode is the key to the season, or maybe the entire series. It was so important that CBS didn’t even give us scenes for the next episode. Why not? Because we get the reveal of the mysterious Mr. Elias, and if you pay attention, you can figure out who he is. Read on, if you’re ready!

Private Practice – Recap & Review – If I Hadn’t Forgotten…

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Private Practice
If I Hadn’t Forgotten…

Original Air Date: Nov 3, 2011

Karen Belgrad – Senior Editor
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thetwocentscorp.com

This week’s installment was brought to you by the words sucky, happy, and… sperm. It’s not a word I normally start recaps out with, but if I had a nickel for each time the word was mentioned tonight I would be happily rich and it wouldn’t suck.

For me, tonight was an exceptional episode. Everything made sense and fit with the characters we’ve grown to adore. Plus we got flashbacks of a brunette Charlotte! So let’s get down to the action and be sure to leave your thoughts below…

The Office Conference Room – Doomsday

Welcome back to another meeting in The Office Conference Room, a forum where some of your favorite Office Fan Site Brain-Trusts submit their TwoCents in the days following a new Office episode.

Want to know what us Office geeks have to say about the show? Well look no further! Actually, you have to look a little further, as our opinions are farther down on this page…

And don’t forget that YOU, gentle reader, can join in on the fun as well! We have a Recap & Review of Doomsday right here on TheTwoCents where you can give your very own spare change!

Now… on to the Conference Room where we all might just get fired because it’s Doomsday!

[Last Updated: 11/04/11 at 08:50 AM]

Revenge – Recap & Review – Charade

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Revenge
Charade

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Melanie – TwoCents Reviewer
melanie@thetwocentscorp.com

Enemies are closing in on Emily as Frank seeks to win back Victoria’s good opinion, Tyler seeks to maintain his control hold on Daniel, Lydia could wake up at any time, and Nolan’s taste for the game has been soured. Can she get back on track, or will she have to give up her mission when she’s just getting started?

Tensions are running high in the Grayson family as they prepare for a quiet celebration of Victoria and Conrad’s 25th wedding anniversary. With Victoria unhinged enough already, will the feature on them in the newspaper push her over the edge, or steel her resolve to keep up appearances?

Modern Family – Recap & Review – Treehouse

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Modern Family
Treehouse

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Lauren – TwoCents Reviewer
lauren@thetwocentscorp.com

This week in Dunphy/Pritchett/Tucker land, Cam gets his Mann on (guest star Leslie Mann, that is), Jay finds the remedy to his dance-phobia, and Phil makes a new friend. Awww.

Meanwhile, Claire helps Haley tackle the most challenging of her college admission to-dos: the essay.

Harry’s Law – Recap & Review – Rematch

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Harry’s Law
Rematch

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Colleen – TwoCents Reviewer
colleen@thetwocentscorp.com

Tonight’s episode sees the return of Josh “Puck” Peyton and ADA “Hosanna” Rosanna Remmick. Josh has gotten himself in trouble with the law AGAIN (if you remember last season, Josh got himself in trouble when he went crazy and broke into a woman’s home – he was later found innocent) and ADA Remmick is the prosecuting attorney. Can Harry get Josh off the hook again? We’re about to find out!

American Horror Story – Recap & Review – Halloween, Part 2

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American Horror Story
Halloween, Part 2

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Kym – TwoCents Reviewer
kym@thetwocentscorp.com

Since this week was the second of two parts, we didn’t start with an incident from the past, but where we left off last week. Violet seems to be surrounded by danger. Larry’s at the door, the man in the bondage suit’s watching her and even when she goes upstairs, something’s reaching for her from under the bed. Clearly she’s in a world of danger home alone on Halloween night. But not all of our ghosts are bad. Tate swoops in for the rescue with the perfect offering of a black rose for our goth girl and an invitation to go on a date. After all, tonight he actually can take her out of the house. Once again, Ben and Vivien are frantic that they can’t find her, but this time they at least get her on the phone, where she merely offers that she left to hang out with friends.

Don’t worry though, they didn’t forget to give us some history this week. It’s time to learn about Tate.

Psych – Recap & Review – The Amazing Psych-Man & Tap Man, Issue #2

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Psych
The Amazing Psych-Man & Tap Man, Issue #2

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Anne – Associate Editor
anne@thetwocentscorp.com

We open in 1991 – Gus and Shawn are off to a comic book convention dressed as superheroes. Shawn is dressed as a stereotypical superhero in cape and mask, while Gus is dressed as Tap Man.

He stops criminals by distracting them with his nimble feet and then throws sand in their face to stun them. Shawn and Henry tease him about how lame Tap Man is.

Criminal Minds – Recap & Review – Epilogue

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Criminal Minds
Epilogue

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Angelique – Associate Staff Writer
Angelique@thetwocentscorp.com

Is there life after death? And if there is, can someone who experienced a near death or a clinical death tell you what’s on the other side?

Personally I’m convinced that no one can tell us what goes on beyond death, it’s not something that I spend a whole lot of time thinking about. It doesn’t matter, in the end we’ll all get there whether we want to or not. There is no escaping it so why would you spend time thinking about it. However when your time comes, that is a whole different matter as well as the way that you go.

Top Chef – Recap & Review – Everything’s Bigger in Texas

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Top Chef
Everything’s Bigger in Texas

Original Air Date: Nov 2, 2011

Ryan O – Two Cents Senior Reviewer
ryano@thetwocentscorp.com

Welcome back to the original flavor Top Chef! No colons here! But, of course there’s a bit of a twist right from the start.

There are 29 chefs standing in front of the Alamo. Padma tells them they’ll be cooking in one of three groups for a spot in the final 16.