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Prison Break
SOB
Original Air Date: May 1, 2009
Tom R. – Sr. Staff Writer
tom@thetwocents.com
It’s appropriate that Michael’s first appearance in this episode has him planning some sort of chemical reaction. It’s the same feeling as Krantz arriving in Miami…Something is about to happen, and the anticipation brings the show back to the season one tension. And throughout the episode, the constant question is, who is trapping who?
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Dollhouse
Briar Rose
Original Air Date: May 1, 2009
Angelique – Associate Staff Writer
angelique@thetwocentscorp.com
Agent Ballard finally finds the help he needs to infiltrate into the dollhouse in a man named Stephen Kepler who helped construct the building over ten years ago. He designed the self-sufficient building to keep it from drawing attention to anyone who was looking for it, though he doesn’t know where it is hidden.
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Survivor: Tocantins
They Both Went Bananas
Original Air Date: April 30, 2009
Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com
Remember when Tyson got blind-sided last episode? Yeah, that was awesome. And now Mr. Crazy (Coach) is scrambling to stay in the game… but he would never lie, would he? I mean, that is the whole foundation of his “game:” to never lie and to take the strongest to the end so he can “slay” them, being a Dragon Slayer, and all. So why didn’t he take Brendan to the end? And why does he lie straight-faced in this episode? Seriously… is he an actor hired by CBS? Really… I want to know!
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Supernatural
The Rapture
Original Air Date: April 30, 2009
Jenny D – TwoCents Staff Writer
jennyd@thetwocentscorp.com
It is almost humorous to see Dean sitting and fishing. You had to know it was a dream when you see Castile walk up and hand him a note. But what does it say? We don’t find out. But apparently Dean is freaked out about it as he runs to where he says to go, only it is not Castile, it is Jimmy. Jimmy Novack, the man whose body he took over was a normal man from Pontiac, Illinois. He had a wife, a daughter, faith in God and a normal job until he was “called”. The Winchester boys do their best to protect Jimmy considering his alter ego. Castile had something he wanted to tell Dean, and I have a feeling that the Demons want to know that is. Unfortunately he disappeared before he had the chance to tell him. HMM, do you think that may have something to do with Castile’s disappearance? He has been a very bad boy!
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Hell’s Kitchen
Day Thirteen
Original Air Date: April 30, 2009
Kara – Senior Staff Writer
kara@thetwocentscorp.com
This week, Gordon surprises the remaining three chefs with their loved ones. Then, he gives them 90 minutes to prepare one hundred portions of one dish for their hundred mystery guests. The chefs are feeling pretty good about the challenge until Gordon introduces one hundred highly respected and awarded chefs in L.A., some even with Michelin stars. Talk about intimidating!
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Parks and Recreation
Boy’s Club
Original Air Date: Apr 30, 2009
JD – Associate Staff Writer
JD@thetwocentscorp.com
Our intro snippet of life in Pawnee in this episode? Bags of dog poop flying through the air with Leslie in the middle of it. Have I mentioned what a classy broad she is? At least Tom had the sense to hide out in the car.
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Criminal Minds
The Big Wheel
Original Air Date: Apr 29, 2009
JD – Associate Staff Writer
JD@thetwocentscorp.com
I have to admit that when I heard Moonight’s Alex O’Loughlin was guest starring as the Creep Of The Week in The Big Wheel, I was extremely skeptical. I never watched the show, but I heard plenty to make me never want to. But what I was treated to in this episode was actually a pretty good performance, coupled with an interesting story and a totally irrational desire to get new glasses that aren’t quite as similar to Vincent’s. Thank you, contact lenses.
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Grey’s Anatomy
No Good at Saying Sorry
Original Air Date: April 30, 2009
Thomas Nikl – Associate Staff Writer
thomas@thetwocentscorps.com
Welcome back, Grey’s fans! Are you ready for another week of medical drama and hospital incest? Buckle your safety belts and hop onboard this week’s (condensed) Grey’s Recap & Review!
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CSI
The Gone Dead Train
Original Air Date: April 30, 2009
Nicola – Associate Staff Writer
nicola@thetwocentscorp.com
Another day at the morgue. Doc Robbins is snipping open a body and removing all the delicious insides. David comes in and tells Doc that the tox report showed nothing unusual about the vic, which is unusual because that’s the third death like that recently.
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Bones
Beaver in the Otter
Original Air Date: Apr. 30, 2009
Karen – Sr. Staff Writer
Karen@thetwocentscorp.com
Booth and Bones investigate the death of a college student found at a bonfire in a mascot suit. Booth also deals with his brother’s decision to take a road trip since he has been discharged from the Army.
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