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Original Air Date: Nov 22, 2010
Karen – Sr Staff Writer
Karen@thetwocentscorp.com
This week we have Jeff getting a little tired of dipping into his wallet every time there is a collection for something at work… man, do I know that feeling! Russ on the other hand gets a taste of his own medicine on the ol “love em and leave em” move.
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House
Small Sacrifices
Original Air Date: Nov 22, 2010
Shannon – Associate Editor
shannon@thetwocentscorp.com
This week, we’ve got a crucifixion reinactment with a man carrying a large wooden cross on his back. The guys he’s with tie him to the cross and then drive nails through the man’s hands. Gross. They stand him up on the cross and then he starts puking blood. I don’t think Jesus did that.
Cuddy and House argue over his lying to her while she gives him the case. House also tries to get out of going to the wedding for the hospital’s chairman of the board but Cuddy won’t let him off the hook.
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The Walking Dead
Vatos
Original Air Date: Nov 21, 2010
Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com
It should be no surprise that a zombie apocalypse brings out the crazy. When Jim takes it upon himself to dig dozens of holes on the ridge above the camp and refuses to explain himself to anyone, it’s clear he’s gone completely wack-a-doo. Fearing for the camp’s safety, Shane ties Jim to a tree until he can calm down and come back to his senses.
Meanwhile (and speaking of crazy), after wrapping up the severed hand and stowing it in Glenn’s backpack, the “Let’s Rescue Merle” group follows the bloody trail from the department store roof into some offices below. Merle is a resourceful guy: the group finds evidence that he cauterizes his stump and moved on. There is really no way they are going to find Merle so they move on to Trip Reason #2: getting that bag of guns Rick lost by the tank. A little game planning later, Glenn gets the bag… only to be taken hostage by a smarmy group gang of Living. Way to pull together against the zombies, people.
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Original Air Date: Nov 22, 2010
Rachel M – Associate Staff Writer
rachelm@thetwocentscorp.com
Some guys are working security, driving along, minding their business, when they stop and pick up a huge bank deposit. About the worst security of a bank pick up I’ve eve seen, but okay. Then some ninja’s come down from the roof, shoot everyone and take off with the cash. There are a LOT of pedestrians around and no one seems to notice three guys getting shot…
McGarrett is remodeling after the big shoot out from last week. Danno shows up and takes McGarrett to the crime scene.
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Original Air Date: Nov 22, 2010
Rachel M – Associate Staff Writer
rachelm@thetwocentscorp.com
Mike and Molly are going to Mike’s mothers house for dinner. Before they get out of the car they work out an exit strategy. They have one more kiss, but it’s interrupted by Mike’s mother knocking on the window. She’s a treat!
Seriously, potential mother-in-law from hell. But she bought Molly a present!
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Original Air Date: Nov 21, 2010
Farrah Kaye – Sr. Editor
farrah@thetwocentscorp.com
Sorry for not being around last week when our favorite pair left got eliminated (well, mine, anyway). I was busy watching an actual race, in the form of NASCAR races as their Chase wound down. That stuff is CRAZY and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys any type of dramatic ending.
But I digress and I’m back in the real world now, watching the remaining teams heading to Bangladesh, where there are rickshaws (of course) and a new part of the race – the DOUBLE U-Turn! What’s a double u-turn you ask? Pretty simple. Instead one team u-turning one team, two teams can u-turn two teams.
The Top Five Things I learned From The Amazing Race 17.
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On Thanksgiving night, Thursday, Nov. 25 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), help yourself to an extra serving of laughs with THE SIMPSONS MOVIE and a sneak preview of BOB’S BURGERS.
THE SIMPSONS (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT)
Homer Simpson: “I am especially thankful that I can spend Thanksgiving night watching the network premiere of THE SIMPSONS MOVIE on FOX. It’s the next best thing to sleeping!”
This time of year the television works is peppered with Holiday specials.
As a part of our helpful ways here at TheTwoCents, we provide to you the below alphabetical listing of shows. Simply click on a show title and you’ll be whisked to the description of the special.
You can also check out our Airing Schedule for the specials by clicking this link.
Enjoy and feel free to leave your TwoCents about your favorite holiday specials in the comments below.
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Carol Christmas, A, ABC Family, Nov 22, 7PM
Charlie Brown Christmas, A, ABC, Dec 7, 8PM
Christmas Cupid, ABC Family, Dec 12, 8PM
Christmas Do-Over, ABC Family, Dec 20, 7AM
Christmas in Rockefeller Center, NBC, Nov 30, 8PM
Christmas in Washington, TNT, Dec 17, 8PM
Christmas Story, A, TNT or TBS, Dec 24, 8PM
CMA Country Christmas, ABC, Nov 29, 8PM
Cranberry Christmas, ABC Family, Dec 7, 7:30PM
This time of year the television works is peppered with Holiday specials.
As a part of our helpful ways here at TheTwoCents, we provide to you the below chronological listing of shows. Simply click on a show title and you’ll be whisked to the description of the special. This list only includes the first airing of the special for this season, it does not include repeat airings.
You can also check out our Alphabetical Listingfor the specials by clicking this link.
Enjoy and feel free to leave your TwoCents about your favorite holiday specials in the comments below.
Monday, Nov 22
07:00PM, A Carol Christmas, ABC Family
Tuesday, Nov 23
06:00PM, Holly & Hal Moose: Christmas Adventure, ABC Family
Wednesday, Nov 24
08:00PM, Merry Madagascar, NBC
08:30PM, Kung Fu Panda Holiday Special, NBC
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Original Air Date: Nov 21, 2010
Karen Belgrad – Associate Staff Writer
karenbelgrad
@thetwocentscorp.com
Dexter has always had a lot on his plate. Lately he’s been dealing with being a single father, a full-time (when he feels like it) job as a blood spatter expert, hunting down and killing bad guys, and a nervous house guest. It’s hard enough for him to keep up appearances without the addition of a preteen stepdaughter, a wiser than normal target, and unknown surveillance.
There are only three episodes left of season five, so it might seem like an odd time to bring in parenting issues. But Dexter’s largest problem has always been trying to have it all (and dodging other killers). So how’s he handling things this week?
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