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Original Air Date: Apr 2, 2010
Rachel M – TwoCents Reviewer
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As Allison gets on the elevator to go back to work after a doctor visit, and tells Joe she’s not thrilled about getting older, she turns into a child, along with everyone else. Her fun is interrupted by a young woman who slits her own throat. Ick, but it’s a dream within a dream so we’re safe. It’s a two part season finale for Medium starting tonight.
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Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010
Farrah Kaye – Associate Editor
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It’s the episode we’ve been waiting for: Violet’s back. And not only is she just waltzing back in to Pete’s life, she does it when he’s having a family moment with Addison, who has been struggling with the idea of being in love with Pete while still being in love with Sam. I’m sure by the time Violet shows up on Pete’s door, Addy will finally have opened up to him and all hell will break loose. Besides that, we still have the whole Kayla is breathing on her own situation, the Sam/Vanessa-Sam/Addy-Addy/Pete-Sam/Addy/Naomi-Sam/Addy/Pete stuff, Cooper and Charlotte and Naomi/William/Fife stuff. And not related to anything love, Derek’s little sister shows up. Wrong show maybe, but still, she shows up. Where will that leave us? Watching with our eyes wide open (haha, see what I did there?). Ok, anyway, on with the show.
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John Forsythe, best known for his roles as the conniving patriarch Blake Carrington on Dynasty and as the voice of mysterious millionaire Charles Townsend on Charlie’s Angels, has died. He was 92.
Forsythe died late on Thursday from complications of pneumonia in his home in Santa Ynez, Calif., his rep told TVGuide.com. Before the pneumonia, Forsythe’s health had improved following a yearlong battle with cancer. His wife and daughter were with him when he suddenly slumped over. Forsythe had already passed away when paramedics arrived.
Forsythe began his career in theater, appearing in such Broadway shows as Around the World, Mister Roberts and The Teahouse of the August Moon.
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Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010
Karen – Sr. Staff Writer
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Well Bones is back…finally! It was a great to have the Squint Squad back in our living rooms and we finally got to see Booth and Bones realize their love for each other and they finally had sex!
Just kidding…April Fools!
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Fringe
Peter
Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010
Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com
When Olivia found out about Peter, that he was from the Other Side, it was so not cool. The daggers she stared at Walter! I don’t really blame her, though. Talk about a game-changing revelation! At the beginning of this episode, she had separated herself from both Bishop boys in an attempt to think clearly about the whole situation. Yeah… good luck with that. Walter shows up to come clean; there are some things Olivia needs to know before she does anything rash, so cue the brilliant 80s-themed title sequence, complete with Wargames font and a little electronica. Seriously… it was brilliant.
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Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010
Zeba – TwoCents Reviewer
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Have you made it through another Thursday of shocking twists and turns on “The Vampire Diaries?” Congratulations! Grab a seat and let’s compare notes. This week, Stefan and Elena are trying to be “normal” despite the ever growing threat of new vampires in Mystic Falls, Damon is wallowing in his despair over Katharine, and Jeremy lays one whopper of a surprise on us.
But before we even reach the Gilbert household, there’s the Gibbons house, where a vampire sympathizer has given up her home (and her veins, yikes) for Miss Pearl, Anna, Harper, and two other sketchy vampires named Frederick and Beth Anne.
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Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010
Ryan O. – TwoCents Reviewer
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Here’s the low-down for this episode: This is the episode you’ve been waiting for in a couple ways. First, the Heroes, and Colby in particular, finally pick it up a bit and are competitive again. Second, and more importantly, it’s the episode that features the Rob vs. Russell showdown.
Pre-Credits: It’s the morning of Day 16 after the Villains voted out Tyson. Rob solo-views that something doesn’t feel right. In the shelter, he talks with Courtney and Sandra. Courtney mocks Tyson for being stupid, which he richly deserves.
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Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010.
Liz – Associate Staff Writer
liz@thetwocentscorp.com
CBI is called to a murder scene at the behest of the home’s moneyed owner, Hopper Banks. They’re greeted by Victor Bandino, an old cop buddy of Rigsby’s who now works in a private security. James Smithson, a tutor for school kids, was found dead in the Banks’ pool house where he lived. After noting some other crime scene details, Jane gets down and examines the body, but spots something else that is of much more interest: a small wooden box under the bed a few feet away. Then Smithson gives a start, eyes open, scaring the daylights out of everyone in the room. It’s an Easter miracle!
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Supernatural
Dark Side Of The Moon
Original Air Date: Apr 1, 2010
Nicola – Associate Staff Writer
nicola@thetwocentscorp.com
Dean wakes up on the wrong side of the bed… the side with the shotgun. Sam has already woken up to the worst day ever. A couple of fellow hunters are out for blood, a little testy with the whole apocalypse situation and all. So, because revenge solves everything, they blast the brothers away.
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Grey’s Anatomy
Sympathy for the Parents
Original Air Date: Apr 01, 2010
Thomas Nikl – Staff Writer
thomas@thetwocentscorps.com
What’s up, Readers? Happy April Fools Day! I hope no one played any pranks on you- unless they were funny! If so, comment and tell me what pranks you fell for. OR, tell me what pranks you pulled! But only after you read my review on Grey’s Anatomy which begins in 3…2…1… GO!
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