Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution – Recap & Review – Episode Six (finale)

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Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution
Episode Six (finale)

Original Air Date: Apr 23, 2010

JD – Associate Staff Writer
jd@thetwocentscorp.com

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution is a TV show, but it’s a TV show about real life. And sadly, not everything in real life ends neatly or perfectly. In this final episode, we see just that.

Jamie leaves Huntington feeling great about the progress he’s made, only to find out a few months later that things have started to go sour again. He has to come back and see what he can do.

So You Think You Can Dance All-Stars Announced

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Fox has officially announced which former finalists will return for the upcoming season of So You Think You Can Dance, reports TVGuide.com

Each week, the 12 finalists will be partnered with new contestants competing for the title of “America’s Favorite Dancer.” This is one of the many changes that fans will see, which also include the return of Mia Michaels, as well as Mary Murphy stepping away from the judges desk to choreograph routines. Season seven premieres May 27th.

Follow the link below to see the list of Returning All-Stars:

TwoCents and Five Questions with Susan Sarandon

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Susan Sarandon, actress

On last night’s episode of Who Do You Think You Are?, beloved actress Susan Sarandon solved her very own family mystery: who was her grandmother and what happened to her? Susan started her journey with some bad feelings toward this woman, who had left her mother and uncle when they were just babies, but came to understand and love Anita.

We had a chance to talk with Susan about her experience and the effect it has had on her own life.

TheTwoCents: How were you approached about being a part of Who Do You Think You Are? Was it something Lisa [Kudrow] had put out there to people, or did she know you were looking for your grandmother?

Smallville – Recap & Review – Charade

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Smallville
Charade

Original Air Date: Apr 23, 2010

Addison-Reviewer
addison@thetwocentscorp.com

Who is The Blur? With Lois trusting the wrong people and a relationship with Clark filled with secrets, will anyone come clean and empty out the skeletons? With the organization Checkmate closing in, they may have to in order to protect each other. It’s all or nothing. Will they find out the identity of The Blur?

This week’s episode opens at a club with an acquittal celebration for the former D.A. Ray Sacks on criminal charges. He’s the same guy who threw Lois off of a building earlier in the season. Yeah, he’s such a nice guy! Lois is at the same party, hidden inside a cake. When she bursts out, she blows Sacks a kiss, and then is surprised to see Clark in the crowd. Without hesitation, she walks over and punches him right in the jaw! Of course a cameraman gets pictures of this and they become front page news! The new editor of The Daily Planet fires Lois and Clark the next day!

Fringe – Recap & Review – The Man From the Other Side

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Fringe
The Man From the Other Side

Original Air Date: Apr 22, 2010

Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com

Remind me not to smoke a joint next to an abandoned warehouse in Boston. Because, apparently, if one does that, a shape-shifter will break ones neck and plug that three-pronged replication thing into ones soft palate, which can not feel good. I guess it doesn’t really matter, what with being dead and all. Needless to say, there are two shape-shifters on the loose wearing the guise of two stoners. And so it begins…

Private Practice – Recap & Review – Second Choices

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Private Practice
Second Choices

Original Air Date: Apr 22, 2010

Farrah Kaye – Associate Editor
farrah@thetwocentscorp.com

VIOLET IS BACK. Honestly, the other story lines this week don’t matter one bit besides this one. Violet returning will have a huge implication on so many characters. If she returns and wants to have Lucas back, Addison will lose her only (recent and most sensible) chance at having a baby.

If Violet wants both Lucas and Pete, she loses the little family she has. If Addison loses Pete, will she try to finally be with Sam? Will Violet return to her BFF Cooper? Or will she be over that friendship and leave Cooper to turn back to Charlotte? So many things can happen with this one person returning.

Survivor – Recap & Review – Going Down In Flames

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Survivor: Heroes vs. Villain
Going Down in Flames

Original Air Date: Apr 22, 2010

Ryan O – Two Cents Reviewer
ryan@thetwocentscorp.com

Here’s the low-down for this episode:

Pre-Credits: We start the Heroes’ Beach on the morning of Day 25. They’re talking about how they hope there’s a merge and how they want to see Russell and four “girls” the next time they see the Villains. The tree mail that both tribes receive does indicate a merge. He discusses with Parvati and Danielle that he has to explain to JT why Parvati is still around.

Meanwhile, Sandra was listening in to their plans. Russell solo-views that he’s sure he’s the only one that has an immunity idol and the only ones that know about it are the people he wants to know (i.e., every Villain except for Sandra).

The Vampire Diaries – Recap & Review – Miss Mystic Falls

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The Vampire Diaries
Miss Mystic Falls

Original Air Date: Apr 22, 2010

Meg – TwoCents Reviewer
meg@thetwocentscorp.com

Tonight things heat up during the “Miss Mystic Falls” pageant, with Stefan succumbing to his bloodlust, Damon stepping up to help Elena, and Jonathan giving us some clues to his mysterious master plan.

Previously, Jeremy discovered dear sis Elena had been lying to him about the existence of vampires and that she had asked Damon to wipe his memory. In other news, Uncle Jon (David Anders! Swoon!) showed up in town with a magic protective ring (seriously, I have got to meet his jeweler) and Stefan fell off the blood wagon…

Bones – Recap & Review – Predator In The Pool

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Bones
Predator in the Pool

Original Air Date: Apr 22, 2010

Karen – Sr Staff Writer
Karen@thetwocentscorp.com

Ok, so let me just say , that I felt a few awkward moments throughout this episode that I didn’t like. Now I understand that our favorite couple is really not a couple, but I kind of think the relationships were a little forced.

This is just my opinion, mind you and maybe you didn’t feel that way at all and you can tell me in the end, OK?

The Office – Recap & Review – Secretary’s Day

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The Office
Secretary’s Day

Original Air Date: Apr 22, 2010

Shannon – Associate Editor
shannon@thetwocentscorp.com

Because Oscar thinks Kevin sounds like Cookie Monster, he dubs Kevin’s voice over a video of Cookie Monster.  Everyone loves it, even Angela. 

Kevin is not amused.  Dwight wants to make the video viral through the office.