is love in the air?
Who are your favorite romantic couples in TV history?
We’re not talking the best friends, the best cop partners, the best buddies – we mean romantic. Married, dating, unrequited love, etc.
We want YOUR TwoCents on the subject.
Email us at Couples@TheTwoCents.com and tell us your top THREE favorite all-time TV Romantic Couples.
For Valentines Day we will release the list of TheTwoCents’ Staff picks and the list of reader’s favorites!
Remember, these are your FAVORITE, not necessarily best, but the ones you LOVE to root for!
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Original Air Date: Jan 26, 2010
Farrah Kaye – Associate Editor
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So we’re almost halfway through season one. Kinda weird, huh? And the unrated season one DVD is also available in stores, which kinda makes watching it on TV, with all the bad words bleeped out not so fun, but it’s free on TV, so that’s where I’ll be watching it! If you’re ahead of me and have seen all seven episodes of the season, don’t spoil it for me, ok? 🙂 Thanks! With that, on to the show.
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Original Air Date: Jan 25, 2010
Karen Belgrad – TwoCents Reviewer
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As much as I enjoy the witty banter of Castle, its predictability is becoming troublesome. Find victim. Introduce random character in brief interview segment, usually a family member. Chase false leads for remainder of hour. Loop back around in last ten minutes to random character who gladly confesses. Will it shock you now if I tell you that last night’s episode was completely formulaic?
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Original Air Date: Jan 25, 2010
Tom R. – Sr. Staff Writer
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When you create a mystery, the goal is to get your audience to ask as many questions as they can, as soon as possible. There are, of course, the obvious plot questions. But when there is an unrelated event, especially in the mysteries created by the Damages writers, the question becomes whether anything is ever unrelated.
Case in point: The first new character we meet is not a member of the Tobin family, but musician Julian Decker (Keith Carradine), a musician who approaches Patty Hewes in a restaurant.
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Original Air Date – Jan 25, 2010
Brittany Frederick – Staff Writer
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It’s hour five, and I’ve just noticed David Anders plays a terrorist (not a surprise) without an accent (surprise). While I’m being amused by this, psycho Renee is trying to convince Jack she’s not psycho (not a surprise) and Jack is the voice of actually throttling back for once (surprise). Day 8 is apparently the season of turning things against expectations and seeing what happens.
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Also joining him are Dean Winters as Dennis Duffy, Saturday Night Live’s Jason Sudeikis as Floyd, and Mad Men’s Jon Hamm as Dr. Drew Baird. The storyline has Floyd competing for a free wedding on The Today Show and Fey is working on trying to get some of the anchors to make cameos.
Shooting began this week in New York.
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Heroes
The Art of Deception
Original Air Date: January 25 2010
Brittany D. – Staff Writer
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At the carnival, everyone’s kind of on edge since Samuel brought forth the destruction of an entire town. He gets into it with Lydia because she doesn’t trust him anymore, and everyone is looking up to her for their next move. Samuel decides he’ll do whatever he has to, to get back in the family’s good graces, which I’m assuming will mean things get worse before they get better.
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Original Air Date: Jan 25, 2010
Jeff L – TwoCents Staff Writer
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The Ass Man (Morgan) strolls the halls of the Buy More as one employee after the other tries to avoid his watchful glare. He makes his way to the breakroom, where he uses a handy oven mitt to open the red hot door handle. I guess the Nerd Herd are still in payback mode for Morgan shutting down the Buymoria fight club. It seems the Ass Man can’t even get himself a cup of coffee without having to worry about some sort of harmful laxative replacing his cream and sugar. Morgan sees Lester sitting in “his” chair and demands he move. Lester, moves and Morgan slides into the seat, not realizing Lester was just hovering and not really sitting in the chair full of super glue. Looks like Morgan is going to need a bodyguard.
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After what felt like years of all reality TV, all the time, the scripted shows are coming back with a vengeance. Pilots are being picked up and doing well.
Mercy was just picked up to finish its 22-episode season, Trauma will return after The Jay Leno Show ends, and more shows have been picked up for more seasons, like the successful How I Met Your Mother, which just inked a deal for at least three more seasons.
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