This is tragic, but the numbers said it was probably going to happen. I really liked this show. I hope that they will reconsider, but then again, we're talking about Fox. They don't make good programming decisions ever.

I love this show because it requires a full engagement in the way that solid programming does. Nothing really comes easily in this show. For example, we knew how badly Juliette's mom hurt her, but we didn't really know how. From week to week, that secret has been peeled like the layers of an onion. For example, when…

I love this show because it requires a full engagement in the way that solid programming does. Nothing really comes easily in this show. For example, we knew how badly Juliette's mom hurt her, but we didn't really know how. From week to week, that secret has been peeled like the layers of an onion. For example, when…

Tyler is the Oliver character from The O.C. I'm looking forwards to his brash, overthought, hastily executed action next week for the fall finale.

The collective love for this show on this site warms my heart. I love this show, so I'm glad to see that others do too. I'll just have to wait in the cold until cougar town starts again.

I'm going to agree with Dove. She's not nicki potnick. His point is really solid. I think that Nicki Potnick is the Tino of Sunny: someone perpetually mentioned but who's not actually real. I'd love to meet Nicki much in the same way that I'd like Amir to sit in on UYD, but I doubt either of these things will happen.

I actually wasn't. The way that this show is organized leaves us with a lot of questions to still be answered. Clearly, there was splatter and the VP is still alive. Who actually got shot? Does Brody actually go through with detonation (he might be in S2, but let me point to Pretty Little Liars, where a girl who's…

there were no sweet potatoes to be found there. All I saw were regular potatoes and onion rings.