Those were my worries also, but I think your theory is correct that Fox is just hedging in case one of the new freshman comedies fails in the earlier Tuesday slots, and they pretty much have a 50/50 chance that will happen based on the current nature of network TV. That being said Dads sounds terrible so I'll just…

Your optimism about the late fall placement of Raising Hope makes me feel slightly better, but doesn't quell all my fears. Also, I was under the impression this was the last season for Greys, according to my one friend who still watches it, thus making the Glee placement not much of a problem, but I guess I was…

"In another world, Philip-as-Clark and Martha could be the stars of their own wacky sitcom about a spy who winds up stumbling into a real relationship with his love-blind target."-So basically "Chuck" with the male/female spy roles reversed?

I actually thought the "Rock of Ages" style musical number was really great. It was kinda catchy in an 80's pop way and it was worth it to see Martha Plimpton and Shannon Woodward dressed as Madonna and Pat Benatar (or was Sabrina supposed to be Joan Jett?) rocking out in the background.

I usually give this show some leeway with the soap factor but two moments that got me in this episode:

Missed this news last night and woke up to my Twitter feed being some combination of this and comments about last night's episode of "Splash". And I think that really puts the entirety of the television landscape into perspective: show involving low-rated celebrities you forgot existed being thrown into a pool vs.…

I was referencing the definition of "traditional documentary format" used in the article i.e. talking heads, archival footage etc. Not apparently your film-school, scholar approved definition.

I don't think Tobias is dismissing the traditional documentary format all together, or the idea that documentaries can effectively convey a particular point of view (political or otherwise) through that format. I think he's simply saying that these things shouldn't be used as a critical crutch to praise those works…

I thought Jason getting killed was odd since it seems like the entire point of every story involving Gunnar and Scarlett is to just put obstacles in front them to delay them from joining in with the rest of the crew on tour (I guess until the season finale). Now that Jason's out of the way the show has to generate yet…

So I actually wasn't that thrilled with the first half of this episode, but the second half totally made up for it; if for no other reason than the fact that I got to mentally use the words "Luke Perry" and "gilly suit" in the same sentence.

I too liked the scene where Rayna missed her cure but mostly because I loved the part where Juliette was watching in her dressing room and picked up on it immediately. She plays it as though she's being a bit snarky about Rayna losing her edge; but in reality it seems to betray the  grudging respect she has for Rayna…

Glad someone else caught the trampoline moment! I thought I might be the only one! It is the little things that count…

If she wasn't already, this episode solidified Mel as my favorite of the four girls. From the Hulk stuff to the bit about her poor driving abilities. Also, the preview for next week in which Mel revealed her roller derby alias: "Cleosmacktra"(?). I enjoyed the number at the end- I've thought all of the Sasha coda…

I took property law last semester so I could be remembering the theory wrong but isn't notice one of the requirements for adverse possession? Alpaca guy would have had to ensure Fanny knew he was on her land, and in turn Fanny would have had to actively ignore the fact that she knew he was there and let him continue…

I find the supporting cast to be the more amusing part of this. How in the world did Colfer convince Dermot Mulroney, Allison Janey and Christina Hendricks to participate in this nonsense?

I find the supporting cast to be the more amusing part of this. How in the world did Colfer convince Dermot Mulroney, Allison Janey and Christina Hendricks to participate in this nonsense?

This is why famous, crazy people shouldn't be allowed to have dinner together. But since they did, boy would I have liked to hear this dinner table discussion…

How could they not comment on Joshua's taste level when he wore a shirt for runway day that looked like he bought it at the garage sale of one of Abba's backup dancers! Which, he clearly only did to emphasize his point that they should have gone with his idea of the Village People (plus a fireman!)