CSI – Recap & Review – Wild Life

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CSI
Wild Life

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Anne – Associate Editor
anne@thetwocentscorp.com

It’s a new week in Vegas and we have two interesting cases to focus on. We also have some drama between Vartann and Catherine. I don’t like him and I’ll bet he has something to do with her quitting. But that’s just me.

The episode opens with two women comparing the losers they met that night. They wonder where all the good men are. Suddenly, a body crash through the glass awning above them. I hate it when that happens!

Grey’s Anatomy – Recap & Review – Slow Night, So Long

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Grey’s Anatomy
Slow Night, So Long

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Angelique – Associate Staff Writer
Angelique@thetwocentscorp.com

Working nights and sleeping during the day is never easy. Add to that the traumatic events that happened just a few months ago and you know it is almost impossible. Avery wakes up screaming, haunted by vivid images of his friends, Reid and Percy.

Traumatic events have to be dealt with, and for most people that happens directly after the event takes place. Avery seemed to be fine for a while; he was joking around using his good looks and twinkly eyes to get Altman exactly where he wanted her. But lately, he has been dealing with feelings of rejection, thinking that no one wants to work with him, and night terrors. He is easily aggravated, very stubborn, and can quickly lose his temper.

Community Xmas Episode Sneak Peak Photo

Happy early holidays to our readers who are fans of Community on NBC.

Even this photo makes me believe it’s sure to be a classic.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9
“Community” (8-8:30 p.m. ET)

IN THIS SPECIAL STOP-MOTION ANIMATION EPISODE, THE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS IS LOST AND ABED’S INTENSE FIXATION ON CHRISTMAS CONCERNS THE GROUP — When Abed (Danny Pudi) wakes up in stop-motion animation, he takes it as a sign that he and the group must re-discover the meaning of Christmas. Meanwhile, Jeff (Joel McHale) and Britta (Gillian Jacobs) become growingly concerned about Abed’s mental health and enlist the help of Professor Duncan (John Oliver). The group undergoes hypnosis to explore Abed’s winter wonderland and soon unravel the truth behind Abed’s madness. Chevy Chase, Yvette Nicole Brown, Donald Glover, and Ken Jeong also star.

Glee Live In Concert Heads To Stages Across The Atlantic

the gleeks head to europe

LONDON CALLING! GLEE LIVE! IN CONCERT! HEADS TO STAGES ACROSS THE ATLANTIC THIS SPRING

ON THE HEELS OF THEIR SOLD-OUT TOUR LAST MAY, THE CAST OF FOX’S SMASH SHOW “GLEE” CROSSES THE ATLANTIC FOR AN EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN ENGAGEMENT AT LONDON AND DUBLIN’S O2 ARENAS AND MANCHESTER’S MEN ARENA JUNE 22- JULY 3

Special Presale To American Express Cardmembers Starts November 22;
Tickets Go On Sale To General Public Friday, November 26

After mounting a live stage concert event that played to sold out crowds and great acclaim in four American cities last year, Twentieth Century Fox Television and “Glee” co-creator Ryan Murphy are proud to announce the “Glee” cast will travel to Europe to perform on the arena stages of London, Manchester and Dublin this June.

Private Practice – Recap & Review – Can’t Find My Way Back Home

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Private Practice
Can’t Find My Way Back Home

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Farrah Kaye – Sr. Editor
farrah@thetwocentscorp.com

It’s been an emotional few weeks for our doctors at PW/OW (they really need a new name already). While Charlotte is the actual victim, each person is suffering in their own way. Last week, everyone put things together and figured out the truth behind what really happened, except for Cooper.

So this week, everyone knows and Charlotte isn’t happy. She just wants to be left alone. But what about Cooper? How will he handle the news? And how will Charlotte react to pointing Lee out in a lineup? And to top it all off, Pete talking about his family all this time wasn’t just for fun: His brother shows up asking for help for their sick mother, who is still in prison.

Community – Recap & Review – Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design

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Community
Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Meg – Sr. Reviewer
meg@thetwocentscorp.com

While not as side-splitting as last week’s episode, tonight’s Community installment was still pretty darn good. Dean Pelton discovers that Jeff has a class on his schedule that doesn’t exist (Or DOES IT? Dun Dun Dunnnnn!). Jeff claims to be taking an independent study with “Professor Professorson” on conspiracy theories.

Jeff is appalled that the Dean would try and take away his class credit, so he marches Dean Pelton and a disbelieving Annie over to the professor’s office, which…. turns out to be a supply cabinet. Ingeniously, Jeff then claims that the supply closet stunt must be part of the class! The Dean remains skeptical.

Bones – Recap & Review – The Babe In The Bar

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Bones
The Babe in the Bar

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Karen – Sr Staff Writer
karen@thetwocentscorp.com

Let’s just say you can hear Jerry Seinfeld’s voice saying “Newman” as the episode starts with guest Wayne Knight in his version of a Willie Wonka outfit. As the record breaking chocolate bar is cut in half, our ooey gooey creamy goodness that is oozing out, is the remains of some poor soul named Harriet- the spy. Yes, like the book.

On another note, Cam is dealing with Michele going to college and she is not all that happy with her choices.

The Office – Recap & Review – WUPHF.com

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The Office
WUPHF.com

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Shannon – Associate Editor
shannon@thetwocentscorp.com

Cold open: Michael accidentally trips the breaker and that knocks the server out and no one knows the password to bring it back up. Kevin suggests trying “big boobs”, Dwight helpfully suggests spelling it with a z. And that’s the password. “Big Boobz”. Yeah.

Ryan has set up a business that will notify you on every format (email, fax, text, landline, etc.) when you have a new WUPHF message. Also, WUPHF is pronounced “wuff”. Just so you know.

30 Rock – Recap & Review – College

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30 Rock
College

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Laura Kelley – Associate Staff Writer
laurakelley@ thetwocentscorp.com

This week on 30 Rock, Jack mourned his separation from his baby, the GE microwave division, while Liz and the writers discovered that Jack is the voice of an online dictionary called Pronouncify. Jack was distraught to discover that the microwave division is succeeding without him, which is as ludicrous as the time Liz tried to get him to air four shows about cake.

Jack and Liz both seek to recapture the joyous beginnings of college; Jack’s goal is to have that experience without having to clean a monkey lab, and Liz desperately wants to be popular, so she uses money she won to open a bar tab for the crew, making her feel “like Hitler in Germany.”

The Mentalist – Recap & Review – Red Moon

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The Mentalist
Red Moon

Original Air Date: Nov 18, 2010

Liz – Associate Staff Writer
liz@thetwocentscorp.com

Like all of my favorite episodes of this show, the actual crime takes a near backseat to the utter amount of crazy that Jane generates and attracts into his orbit. While out communing with nature — a deer to be precise, I’d like to make a joke about “Jane doe” but nothing really comes to mind, so consider it made — Jane and Lisbon are, in fact, responding to an interesting call. Three bodies, each with three methods of killing, arranged out in the middle of an orchard. These bodies include two police sheriff deputies, and Keely Farlow, who was engaged to a deputy. Jane wants the case — or maybe, as he says, “vice versa.”

CBI starts to set up camp in the sheriff’s office (these guys are winners, with a wifi password like “1234”), and Ellis Mars, a seemingly helpful private citizen, comes in and asks to speak to the person heading the investigation. When Grace offers her services, he declares, “You are far too young and pretty to have any authority in the matter.” Yeah, she’s also got a gun and she will hurt you, you misogynistic jerkface.