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Original Air Date: Apr 17, 2010
Brittany Frederick – Staff Writer
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Here’s the moment Whovians have been waiting for (unless you saw it on an illegally downloaded torrent or happened to be at Wondercon two weeks ago): a new Doctor Who. Not just a new Doctor, but a new companion and a new head writer.
In other words, this is really and completely a brand new Who. Let’s see where it takes us, shall we?
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Original Air Date: Apr 16, 2010
Em – TwoCents Reviewer
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This week, we find the characters aboard Destiny recovering from the wounds – literal and metaphorical – from last week. Rush is already back on his feet, though he looks like hell. Young tries to be friendly to him; he has ordered all the military personnel to play nice with the civilians, and is leading by example.
Rush is more concerned by the fact that the ship drops out of FTL to find a star in what should be empty space.
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Original Air Date: Apr 16, 2010
JD – Associate Staff Writer
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This week, Jamie addresses the all powerful dollar. His time in Huntington is coming to an end, and Jamie wants to make sure the program he’s set in motion is going to be able to keep going once he’s gone.
He decides to see if he can convince the head honcho at the local hospital to help him and his the food revolution financially, all while dealing with the ups and downs of the continuing growth of the program.
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Original Air Date: Apr 16, 2010
Addison – TwoCents Reviewer
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An old friend/foe returns, the effects of Red Kryptonite take over our favorite good guy to turn him into…a bad boy, and a bromance emerges! Who can you trust when you aren’t even yourself?
This week’s Smallville was as usual a great episode filled with action, and those blurred lines of good and bad.
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Original Air Date: Apr 16, 2010
Andi – Staff Writer
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This week, Gaius is a terrible lying liar, Merlin eaves drops on about seventy different people, Mordred rears his creepy-ass head and Uther is still exhaustingly incompetent.
On the plus side, Morgana gets more plotty things to run around doing and Arthur and Merlin almost start to act like friends again. Almost.
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Fringe
White Tulip
Original Air Date: Apr 15, 2010
Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
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It’s another tear-jerker, people! Brace yourselves. We open with a commuter train at a station. Weary travelers, iPod zombies, pan handlers, you know the score. But in one car, the lights go all wonky and in a flash, a man (Peter Weller) appears in the middle of the isle.
As he exits the car, a pick-pocket (who I’m pretty sure belongs in New Cap City) enters. Much to the thief’s horror, he’s walked into a mausoleum. Every person in the car is dead.
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Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains
Episode 9: Survivor History
Original Air Date: Apr 15, 2010
Ryan O – Two Cents Reviewer
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Here’s the low-down for this episode: JT is dumb. Amanda is not but gets steam-rolled. Something happened that we’d never seen before and it’s all based on faulty assumptions.
Pre-Credits: We’re back with the Villains on Night 21 after ejecting Coach. Sandra solo-views a recap of what happened at Tribal Council: she fooled Russell into deciding to get rid of Coach. Jerri solo-views that she didn’t see that coming and now fears that she’s next. She talks with Danielle, who says there’s no way she’s next. Russell promises us, in a solo-view, that Sandra and Courtney will be next to go since he doesn’t trust them.
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Original Air Date: Apr 15, 2010
Karen – Sr Staff Writer
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This week Temperance goes back to the old neighborhood and runs into some old high school classmates and some people just haven’t changed! The death of a fellow student when she went to school is finally solved and a few did bits are revealed about our Bones.
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Supernatural
Point Of No Return
Original Air Date: Apr 15, 2010
Nicola – Associate Staff Writer
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An angel walks into a bar… it sounds like the beginning of a terrible joke, and it kind of really is. Zacheriah sits at a bar, drinking his sorrows away after being fired, when along comes an earthquake.
Except of course, it’s not an earthquake, just God telling Zach he’s got his job back.
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FlashForward
Let No Man Put Asunder
Original Air Date: April 15, 2010
Caitlin- Senior Reviewer
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Soon enough, it will be the day everyone saw in their visions. For now, though, we’re approaching March 15th– the day Demetri’s supposed to die. We’re very close to finally discovering whether his vision will come true or not, but will that revelation actually take place tonight?
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