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Parenthood
The Deep End of the Pool
Original Air Date: Mar 16, 2010
Brittany D. – Staff Writer
brittany@thetwocentscorp.com
If I have to take the title of this episode at face value, I’ll go out on a limb and say ‘The Deep End of the Pool’ is about being thrown head first into murky territory. No floaties, no deep breaths. Someone throws you in and expects you to swim, when in reality, maybe we’re all just doing our best to tread water.
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Original Air Date: Mar 15, 2010
Farrah Kaye – Associate Editor
farrah@thetwocentscorp.com
I’m going to be honest with you: I have lost all interest in this show. I can’t even remember what happened last week and I’m more interested in the fact that “Eric” was over on Mercy (great show by the way!) guest-starring opposite “Georgina” than I am who the lady at Daddy Bass’ grave is. What’s even more disturbing is that CW has created a reality version of this show. How “real” it is … I’m not sure. But, there still is a loyal following and until the show is canceled, I have invested too much time in these characters to not see where they end up. So what does that mean? I will watch every single minute of this show until the end. And you’re coming with me!
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Original Air Date: Mar 15, 2010
Jeff L – Staff Writer
JeffL@thetwocentscorp.com
This week I’m going to try something a little different. Instead of long, boring recap laced with my opinions about the goings on in Buymoria I’m going to rundown the highlights of the show, ask some questions and impart some commentary. Don’t care for this and wish I’d go back to my long, boring stories that nobody reads? Leave a comment in the comments section below. The dude abides.
love me some WWE
You know what we’re talking about. Those shows that you quickly turn on when the girlfriend, boyfriend, spouse, friends, family pet aren’t around to judge you…
Soap operas, trashy reality shows or pretty much anything on Spike TV would fit the bill!
Share your TwoCents with your THREE favorite ALL-TIME guilty pleasure shows with us by emailing Guilty@TheTwoCents.com! Forward this on to your friends, we want all the feedback we can get to start this discussion rolling.
In a few weeks, we’ll announce the picks of TheTwoCents’ Staff and then the picks by you – the readers.
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Original Air Date: Mar 15, 2010
Tom R. – Sr. Staff Writer
tom@thetwocents.com
“Reputations die hard.” – Arthur Frobisher
As Frobisher (Ted Danson) returns to the cast of characters, he offers both the title and the quote listed above. Looking for redemption by funding wind power research, he finds that people still see him as a monster. But of course, he is not the only character struggling with a bad reputation.
macfarlane and the crew
Family Guy and its associated empire: it’s either love it or hate it. For most of us, though, we love it – love it enough to rescue the show from not one but two cancellations and spawn two spinoff series.
Tuesday night at PaleyFest, I had the chance to interview several of its quirky creative minds on the red carpet, and here’s a collection of what they said about being caught up in a cultural phenomenon.
Executive Producer Steve Marmel on the staff reaction to South Park’s “Cartoon Wars” episode (which lampooned the Family Guy writers by suggesting they were merely manatees in a tank randomly stringing concepts together):
“It was funny. We offend everyone. What were we going to do, complain?”
John Casey doesn't find Waldo. He's not looking. Waldo finds him.
By clicking on their site, viewers will see that Casey gives even Chuck Norris’ badass status a run for its money with facts like – “In the dictionary, if you look up ‘John Casey’ a fist pops out and punches you in the face.”
Check it out and feel free to get involved yourself with some of your own “Casey Facts”. Leave us some comments below of the fun Casey Facts you read or come up with yourself.
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Original Air Date: Mar 15, 2010
Brittany Frederick – Staff Writer
brittanyfrederick @thetwocentscorp.com
For once, we open the show without a corpse. Yet. Lupo and Bernard get called out because someone thinks he recognized a murder suspect in an apartment building. A chase ensues through said suspect’s apartment, and his mom throws a lamp.
Outside, he’s hauled off in front of an angry lynch mob that calls him a “gay basher.” This is a big, unruly mob if I’ve ever seen one.
photo: fox
Original Air Date: Mar 15, 2010
Brittany Frederick – Staff Writer
brittanyfrederick @thetwocentscorp.com
One of the things I’ve learned from watching 24 is that there are either smart people, or really stupid people. Smart is trying to escape out the window when you know you’re in a hotel room with a terrorist.
Stupid is moving your SWAT guys across the street in plain sight to tip off the terrorist. Really stupid is ignoring Jack Bauer.
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House
Black Hole
Original Air date: Mar 15, 2010
Shannon – Associate Editor
shannon@thetwocentscorp.com
Space, the final frontier. This looks like the opening to Star Trek. Two kids are in a planetarium drinking and talking during a lecture. The girl, Abby, starts foaming at the mouth and not breathing. Way to ruin the field trip, Abby.
House is eating cereal and toast on the sofa (the only piece of furniture in the room) and Wilson gripes at him about not having a napkin under his jelly toast. House grouses that he wouldn’t have to dine on the sofa if they had a table. They bicker and argue and House tells him to either buy some furniture or admit he’s empty inside.
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