Cold Case – Recap & Review – November 22

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Cold Case
November 22

Original Airdate: April 26, 2009

Amanda — Senior Reviewer
amanda@thetwocentscorp.com

Where were you when JFK was shot? That seems to be the question of the hour, although I can’t quite figure out what the Kennedy assassination has to do with the death of a pool hustler, other than to get the older cast members to reminisce. In addition to these seemingly incongruous events, we’ve got some fireworks erupting with Lilly and her dad. So, everyone, grab your drinks, call your shots, and let’s get started.

Farewell…

… Bea Arthur, Actor

From CNN: “Bea Arthur, the actress best known for her roles as television’s “Maude” and the sardonic Dorothy on “The Golden Girls,” has died of cancer, a family spokesman said Saturday.

She was 86.

Spokesman Dan Watt said that Arthur died Saturday morning at her home in Los Angeles, her family by her side.”

Dollhouse – Recap & Review – Haunted

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Dollhouse
Haunted

Original Air Date: April 24, 2009

Angelique – Associate Staff Writer
angelique@thetwocentscorp.com

Adelle’s friend Margaret has died under mysterious circumstances. Apparently she has for seen her faith and spend multiple hours over the past 18 months with Adelle at the dollhouse in order to download her memories. On a sunny afternoon Margaret goes out to ride her pride a price winning horse, but her horse finds it’s way back to the mansion without the rider.

Prison Break – Recap & Review – Vs

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Prison Break
Vs

Original Air Date: Apr 24, 2009

Tom R. – Sr. Staff Writer
tom@thetwocents.com

I guess it’s never too late for this show to introduce the question, ”Who is this guy?” The ironic title works on a couple levels, as in Linc vs Michael vs Christina vs Krantz, with Bagwell in there just about everywhere. But in reality, it’s the initials VS, for Dartmouth professor Vincent Sandinsky. His last reaction, which closes the episode, shows that whatever he’s hiding, it’s big.

Hell’s Kitchen – Recap & Review – Day Twelve

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Hell’s Kitchen
Day Twelve

Original Air Date: April 23, 2009

Kara – Senior Staff Writer
kara@thetwocentscorp.com

This week, Gordon starts by cooking three dishes and makes the remaining chefs choose their favorite. Then, he gives them thirty minutes to recreate the dish, without being told the ingredients. There’s always a catch whenever you taste a dish Gordon makes. Sneaky Ben tries to hide the correct liquor and Andrea looks at what everyone else is doing. It comes down to Danny and Paula and Gordon has a hard time choosing the winner.

CSI – Recap & Review – If I Had A Hammer

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CSI
If I Had A Hammer

Original Air Date: April 23, 2009

Nicola – Associate Staff Writer
nicola@thetwocentscorp.com

Jeremy Kent is innocent. That’s how he tells it, anyway. He goes before a court to say that nearly twenty years before he was convicted of a murder he didn’t commit, almost entirely because of the testimony of his cellmate who was instructed to do so by their mutual lawyer. The court agrees that he never got a fair trial, and therefore they’re giving him his chance now.

Survivor – Recap & Review – It’s Funny When People Cry

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Survivor: Tocantins
It’s Funny When People Cry

Original Air Date: April 23, 2009

Rachel – Sr. Managing Editor
rachel@thetwocentscorp.com

Finally! A bit of redemption… Captain Cliché (Coach) is still in the game, but tonight brought a glimmer of hope with a spectacular dose of blindside! Dear Survivor, oh how I’ve missed you.

Parks and Recreation – Recap and Review – The Reporter

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Parks and Recreation
The Reporter

Original Air Date: Apr 23, 2009

JD – Associate Staff Writer
JD@thetwocentscorp.com

So we’re falling into a little pattern here, each new episode beginning with a snippet of life in Leslie Knope’s little corner of Pawnee. Today Leslie is on a nature hike, a city-run pre-teen program, which used to be a teen program until one of the teenage girls got pregnant. Well, you know what they say about there not being much to do in small towns…

Harper’s Island Death Toll

Dead but not pictured: Ben Wellington, Reverend Fain, Deputy Lillis, Deputy Garrett, Cole Harkin, 2 State troopers, and John Wakefield.

This brings the grand total to: 29!

Supernatural – Recap & Review – Jump The Shark

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Supernatural
Jump The Shark

Original Air Date: April 23, 2009

Jenny D- TwoCents Staff Writer
jennyd@thetwocentscorp.com

It is great to be back! Thanks to Kara for covering while I was gone. And what an episode to come back on. Jump the Shark. It is when a TV show does something ridiculous to boost ratings. For Supernatural, it was a way to make fun of that concept, and what a way they did it.

We see a woman running from something. She locks herself in her room, just to be sucked under her bed and disappears. We then see a picture on her nightstand of herself and John Winchester.