Detroit 1-8-7 – Recap & Review – Nobody’s Home/Unknown Soldier

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Detroit 1-8-7
Nobody’s Home/Unknown Soldier

Original Air Date: Oct 5, 2010

Caitlin- Associate Staff Writer
caitlin@thetwocentscorp.com

Last week, Ariana and Stone worked together for the first time and Damon and Louis connected after the initial tension in their relationship. Now all the partners seem to have found a rhythm with each other. (Jesse and Vikram have had theirs down for ages.)

Tonight’s cases focus on an older woman who was shot in her home but didn’t seem to have anything stolen from her and an attack on a father and son that left the son dead and the father badly injured.

Glee Debate Club – “Grilled Cheesus”

Welcome to another year of the McKinley Debate Club! We’re in our third session and things are just getting started in the hallways of McKinley High as we begin the school year.

Tonight, your favorite fan sites will discuss faith, religion, grilled cheese and Sue’s ban on certain types of songs in the club. As always, you are more than welcome to join in on the debate! And remember to come back and read TheClubGlee’s Recap & Review of the entire episode!

[Last updated Wednesday, Oct 6, 12:20 AM EST]

TheClubGlee.com: Farrah
Favorite Moment: I can’t pick just one. NO way.
Favorite Quote: “Heart attacks are just from loving too much.” (Brittany)
Overall Episode Grade: A++

Continue to TheClubGlee to read the remainder of the article!

Dancing with the Stars – Recap & Review – Week 3 Results

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Dancing with the Stars
Week 3 Results

Original Air Date: Oct 5, 2010

Annette: Associate Staff Writer
annette@thetwocentscorp.com

Story night had its ups and downs last night and now it’s time to end the story for one of our stars.

The elimination fairy once again passes me by and does not grant my wish.  So who did get sent home?  Read on to find out.

Castle – Recap & Review- Under the Gun

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Castle
Under the Gun

Original Air Date: Oct 4, 2010

Alexis P -TwoCents Reviewer
Alexis@thetwocentscorp.com

X marks the spot as Castle and Beckett find themselves on the trail of a hidden treasure trove as they try to solve the murder of a bail bonds clerk. Can they team up and solve the case and find the loot? To do so they will have to get past 5 key suspects, a betrayal and a teenage girl’s desperate need for a Vespa.

As this week’s episode opens we see a dark, closed for the night notary office has been ransacked and its clerk arrives to find someone still in the act of wrecking the place. He hears a sound and pulls a gun.

Lie to Me – Recap & Review – In The Red

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Lie to Me
In The Red

Original Air Date: Oct 4, 2010

Anne – Associate Editor
anne@thetwocentscorp.com

*The following story is fictional and does not depict any actual person or event. Lie To Me is back for season three and what a great start to the new season it is. You can already see the new, gritty direction the show is going in. We open with Cal getting into an elevator with two men. One of them is explaining how they will pull off a bank heist. Cal is clearly in on it. Huh? What?

– 36 Hours Earlier –

Two Cents and Five Questions with Will Arnett (Running Wilde)

Will Arnett

Will Arnett, Actor, Writer, Executive Producer

Perhaps best known for playing Gob on the critically acclaimed, yet short lived, Arrested Development, Will Arnett is back with a new show of his own. This time he’s not only the star, but also a writer and executive producer, alongside Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz.

I had a chance to talk to Will recently, and got the scoop on co-star and comedic foil Keri Russell’s first venture into comedy, Peter Serafiniwicz’s U.S. television debut, and what parts of Steve Wilde Will sees in himself.

TTC: This is really Kerri Russell’s first comedic venture, and she’s said that she feels like she’s just tagging along with you and your cool friends. Is there really a learning curve that she’s dealing with, or is she just being modest?

Chuck – Recap & Review – Chuck Vs. The Cubic Z

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Chuck
Chuck Vs. The Cubic Z

Original Air Date: Oct. 4, 2010

Jeff L – Staff Writer
JeffL@thetwocentscorp.com

Tonight’s episode should have been called Morgan vs. The Cubic Z because it’s the bearded-one who has to deal with the faux-diamond engagement ring. Chuck gets his hands on it long enough to have an awkward moment on bended knee, ring in hand, with Sarah but that’s another story.

Not much happened to move our story of Chuck finding his long-lost mother, but it was still a pretty good episode with some good fights and the return of Stone Cold Hugo Panzer and Heather Chandler. We also saw the return of Big Mike, who is about to become the Ass. Man of the new Spy More and Morgan’s wicked stepfather. Hence the Cubic Z. Remember Big Mike and Morgan’s mom have been an item in the past?

How I Met Your Mother – Recap & Review – Unfinished

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How I Met Your Mother
Unfinished

Original Air Date: Oct 4, 2010

Faye O – Senior Reviewer
faye@thetwocentscorp.com

I usually dread Mondays. After a weekend full of studying and whatnot, the last thing I want to do is hop right back into school and work. However, I know that Monday nights are the perfect night for me since How I Met Your Mother is on, and never fails to make me laugh. Last night was no exception.

I loved the episode and I hope you all did too.

The Event – Recap & Review – Protect Them From the Truth

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The Event
Protect Them From the Truth

Original Air Date: Oct 4, 2010

Meg – Senior Reviewer
meg@thetwocentscorp.com

Week 3 of The Event hands us a plot-packed episode with mercifully fewer time-jumps than before. Sean flees (a lot) and picks up a sassy sidekick, while lots of people we don’t really know or care about get shot/smooshed/exploded/shanked/aliened to death. Read on for the full recap and review!

2 hours ago – Yuma, Arizona

90210 – Recap & Review – The Bachelors

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90210
The Bachelors

Original Air Date: Oct 4, 2010

Meg – Senior Reviewer
meg@thetwocentscorp.com

It’s raining men in West Beverly, as all our pseudo-hunks and assorted love interests perform a striptease and get auctioned off to salivating women for charity (or ratings). Elsewhere, because the show insists on cramming in every teen drama plotline possible, we’ve got all the issues that didn’t make it into last week’s installment: homophobia, STDs, debt, egg trafficking, and blackmail!

Ivy and Dixon