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Original Air Date: Apr 9, 2010
Em – TwoCents Reviewer
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Chloe isn’t sleeping well lately – she keeps having nightmares about the aliens who abducted her. Scott tries to comfort her, but she snaps at him and goes to meet up with Rush. Apparently, they’ve bonded over their shared trauma and their belief that the Destiny is not yet safe from the aliens. I guess that’s what it takes to forgive the guy who got your father killed.
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Original Air Date: Apr 9, 2010
JD – Associate Staff Writer
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Okay, so I’m late to the party, just stepping in to recap and review this at the halfway point. I suppose it’s better late than never, though, and I think this show is an important one for us to cover. The show is entertaining, yes, but it matters too. Oh God, guys, I’m getting all serious about this one. Call a doctor. Or a priest. Or I could just get on with this recap.
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Original Air Date: Apr 9, 2010
Andi – Staff Writer
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Across the tracks in the crappy part of Albion there sits a castle. It’s an old, broken down, condemned kind of place. Inside this castle is a king with a big ol’ Arthur shaped chip on his shoulder. His plebes open a door to reveal a hired assassin who enjoys demonstrating his awesome killing skillz on some nearby knight for the benefit of his future employer. The King from across the tracks is all, “Sweet. When can you kill Arthur Pendragon?
‘Cause I’ve got this anger management issue about how he killed my son at some point, but I’m not going to exposit for the viewer just yet about when or how, though given that Arthur was the dastardly culprit it’s probably a safe bet there was a sword involved. But, anyway, I am clearly too old to go off exacting my own revenge so I’ll just pay you with these here gold coins that I could use in a better, healthier manner like buying blankets or firewood or something so that dude over there will stop breathing out fog, but I’ve got these here emotional issues, so I’m gonna pay you for a hit on this Arthur whelp instead.”
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Smallville
Checkmate
Original Air Date: Apr 9, 2010
Addison-TwoCents Reviewer
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Hi everyone! I am Addison and I am new to the site as a new reviewer, I will be covering Smallville! It’s great to be here I am a big TV fan so thanks for the nice welcome!
Wow tonight’s episode was a doozey, full of action and mythology, some amazing slow motion and special effects. It was all about choosing sides, and who is worth saving. Tess’ intentions are made clear and our favorite heroes find themselves in danger of being exposed. When you are the savior of the world, who would you trust? And what side are you on?
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Medium
There Will Be Blood, Type B
Original Air Date: Apr 9, 2010
Rachel M – TwoCents Reviewer
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Last week, we were left wondering who the serial family killer was, how the young runaway is involved and how her gift works, and what’s going on with Joe at work. It’s the season finale, and without a firm renewal it may be our last change to see Allison DuBois work her mojo and save the day.
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Fringe
Olivia. In the Lab. With the Revolver.
Original Air Date: Apr 8, 2010
Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com
When a show like Fringe opens with characters we’ve never seen before, you may as well call them Red Uniforms, cause they are SO gonna die or be the cause of a horrible death. A man named Neil is talking with a pretty lawyer whom he went to school with many years ago. He’s sick and looking to reconnect with all his old classmates. Lawyer Lady can’t seem to remember any of their old school chums, let alone him. But there was this one guy she remembered… Lloyd. Neil touches her on the hand, thanking her for her help. Thirty minutes later she is dead (and covered in cancerous growths, no less). Ah, Fringe.
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This season is no exception.
In upcoming episodes, two major stars most known for their music (as well as television and movie roles) are heading to the most known hospital in Seattle.
First up is tween sensation Demi Lovato, currently on Disney’s Sonny with a Chance and the lead star of their TV movie series Camp Rock. She also toured with the Jonas Brothers. She will be playing a possible schizophrenic patient being treated by Alex and Arizona sometime in May.
After Lovato comes Mandy Moore, now more known for her acting than her music. She will head into Seattle Grace for the season’s two-hour finale on Thursday, May 20th. While her exact role isn’t known, she will be a patient of Dr. Bailey’s.
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Original Air Date: Apr 8, 2010
Karen – Sr Staf Writer
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In the show’s 100th episode we cover just how Booth and Bones meet. They have read Sweets book and feel the need to tell them that he has made a few mistakes. One, being that what he thinks is their first case, actually is not.
So they sit down with Sweets and tell him how they met and their first case. This upsets Sweets because his whole theory about them being in love is based on the first case and now it just makes his book…well…as Sweets says…crap!
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Original Air Date: Apr 8, 2010
Zeba – TwoCents Reviewer
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Things got a little crazy on last night’s episode of the Vampire Diaries, and if you guessed that most of the craziness came from Miss Pearl’s gang of misfit vampires, lead by the sketchy Frederick – then you are so right.
Plus, there was the Jeremy/Anna plot that got more convoluted, and some bad, bad news at the end of the episode for everybody’s favorite working jock, Matt.
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Original Air Date: Apr 8, 2010
Ryan O – TwoCents Reviewer
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Here’s the low-down for this episode: Russell gets played. It’s not as hyped as some other things that have gone and the show might not mention it again because it runs counter to the “Russell is amazingly awesome” story line, but he got played. That’s all you need to know. (It will be interesting to see how next week’s previouslies treat it.)
Pre-Credits: The previouslies try to cast Rob vs. Russell as the greatest showdown in the history of history. They ponder what will happen to the Villains without Rob.
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