Binders full of '2 Broke Girls' fan fiction?

It's frustrating, I swear this show is just about a degree, almost one goddamned line of dialogue away from saying something about the world they live in for most of these episodes.

I'd personally like to see Carrie's take on this show. She does great work on TVD.

I thought that Todd or someone else high up did editing, but I could be wrong. Either way, his reviews are usually terrible. It's very frustrating because this is a dream job we're talking about here, and seeing someone half-ass with half finished recaps, easy mistakes, and little-to-zero analysis is continuously…

From what i understood it, most reviews are assigned. I mean Sonia reviewed Hostages and did not enjoy it.

Also its kind of fun just to talk about Fringe again.

(hits buzzer)
"What is 'scattered mess'?"

I'm glad that they didn't at least drop it in, but with the cliche Kennex already is, of course his dad would have this backstory. Did he mention his mother at all? I remember him mentioning his dad being his motivation to be a cop, but maybe, and I know this is a stretch, his mom could have been a positive role model…

While Alcatraz couldn't be like Fringe, AH could. The title itself suggested that they would discuss what it meant to be "human" in a world of androids, genetic engineering, and cyborgs. There are so many ideas to mine, the pieces are all there, they just refuse to put together. So far we've mostly had to contend with…

Did they even mention the drama with Kennex's dad in previous episodes, or was this just out of the blue?

-I like him enough, he won me over when he became intense after that upstarter came to their house, i found it just plain interesting in this slog. Plus, as little as it is, that speech from Elena about how important he was to her was the only thing in that story I could believe

Even comparing the first 13 episodes, Transformation ends on a powerful note by bookending Olivia's relationship with John

Episode grade: D
Season/Series grade: C-

I stopped keeping up with Being Human towards the end of the season with that terrible Sally/reaper Tyler Durden thing, and I checked in for a few episodes afterwards. How's it been lately?

Also forgot about Sleepy Hollow for some reason. Loads of fun, for sure. Still haven't finished LG this season, and I thought that Dracula lost its edge towards the end, it was getting too much dragged down by its love triangle.

This year its become my favorite supernatural show of the week. As of now

Well the Broncos were obviously being punished for losing Tebow

Maybe now they'll finally let him do the much needed Failure to Launch sequel

not unless there was a control chip involved. Buffy would have also never stood for that whitmore crap. Let alone if Damon snapped Dawn's neck after a rejection, magic ring or not.