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Grey’s Anatomy
Give Peace a Chance
Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009
Thomas Nikl – Staff Writer
thomas@thetwocentscorps.com
Welcome back, readers. It was an odd format last week so apologies for that. Let’s see if we can get back in the swing of things this week with some normal formatting and some classic Grey’s drama!
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Survivor: Samoa
Houdini Magic
Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009
Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com
After last week’s roller coaster of an episode, it was nice to get back to some normal conniving and scheming and paranoia.
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Ugly Betty
The Wiener, the Bun and the Boob
Original Air Date: Oct 30, 2009
Karen- Sr Staff Writer
Karen@thetwocentscorp.com
In this weeks episode Marc is assigned to be Betty’s temporary assistant while she works on a story about New York’s worst jobs. Hilda becomes a potential political liability to Archie’s campaign. I guess this was a perfect episode to air at Halloween because of the costumes and all, but wasn’t quite the same as season 1’s Halloween episode and costumes.
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The Mentalist
Red Scare
Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009.
Liz – Associate Staff Writer
liz@thetwocentscorp.com
It is Halloween on The Mentalist, and you can just bet that they are going to do right — but of course, a ghost is not just a ghost on this show. The dead body that starts their case is dead, outside of a locked house. It is quite a puzzle, which naturally piques Jane’s interest, who sees he has something in his hand — a brass button, with the letter B. When Deputy Fisher appears nervous and Jane makes note, Fisher says that the original owner of the house’s name is Beckworth, and he is rumored to haunt the house. Spooky!
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Community
Introduction to Statistics
Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009
Brittany D. – Staff Writer
brittany@thetwocentscorp.com
Happy Halloween! I won’t see you guys again until after the spooky night is over, so make sure to have some good fun like our friends at Greendale, and don’t O.D. on candy!
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The Office
Koi Pond
Original Air date: Oct 29, 2009
Shannon – Associate Editor
shannon@thetwocentscorp.com
Michael hosts a haunted house in the warehouse. It’s lame until Michael pretends to hang himself and then goes on to tell them that suicide isn’t the answer.
Angela is dressed as a black widow, Ryan is Edward Cullen, Creed is a vampire, and Jim is Facebook, which means he has the word book written across his face. That’s just as lame as Three Hole Punch Jim, in my opinion.
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“Scrubs” focuses on the unique point of view of Dr. John “J.D.” Dorian (Zach Braff). Having left the hospital temporarily for a job at another hospital, he returns to Sacred Heart to teach med school. Together with Drs. Turk (Donald Faison), Cox (John C. McGinley), Kelso (Ken Jenkins) and intern Denise (Eliza Coupe), he is now professor to a class of brand new medical students Lucy (Kerry Bishe), Drew (Michael Mosley) and Cole (Dave Franco) while continuing his romance with the beautiful but socially awkward Dr. Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke).
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Private Practice
Strange Bedfellows
Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009
Farrah Kaye – TwoCents Reviewer
Farrah@thetwocentscorp.com
It’s what we’ve been waiting for since the first episode of the season: Violet will confront Katie. Or will she? If she does, will it let her be a mother and a girlfriend? Oh, the thought of going into that courtroom … chilling.
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Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009
Tom R. – Sr. Staff Writer
tom@thetwocents.com
Each week seems to be getting funnier and funnier, and that’s saying a lot. This week, special guest “Rowdy” Roddy Piper plays off Mickey Rourke’s character in The Wrestler. As “Da Maniac”, Piper mimics Rourke’s low-key delivery as the gang attempts to get their share of glory in the ring. Needless to say, it all goes wonderfully haywire.
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Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2009
Tom R. – Sr. Staff Writer
tom@thetwocents.com
While FX has gained a reputation for bold, daring dramas, the achilles’ heel has been developing good comedy shows. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has been the only exception, but the network has struggled to find a suitable companion piece to fill the remainder of the hour. With its debut episode, The League just might be the show they have been looking for.
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