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  666 Park Avenue is one seriously creepy show. And I mean that in a good way. The supernaturally-inclined drama, which is produced by David Wilcox (and loosely based on a novel of the same name by Gabriella Pierce; I am tempted to read them just to see how “loosely”) Continue Reading

It is almost always a risky proposition dragging out a show from the pop culture vaults and trying to translate it into a concept that will work for modern audiences. For a start, while the show may live on in syndication on say Nick at Nite (ALF, Mork and Mindy, Continue Reading

Yes it appears that zombies can now dance! You may wonder how that is even possible, since while they can chomp on the flesh of the living with great skill, and do a mean job of guttural soulless growls, they are not known as the most coordinated of individuals. Synchronised Continue Reading

  The New Normal‘s premiere episode is hands down one of the best put together pilots to grace my iPhone screen in quite some time. With a minimum of fuss, and a maximum of laughs almost from the word go, this new sitcom from Ryan Murphy (Glee, American Horror Story) and Continue Reading

  * SPOILER ALERT *  No one said life in a zombie apocalypse would ever be easy and The Walking Dead proved that right once again in the dramatic opening episode to season 3. With Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) looking very pregnant, after a winter spent on the road with Continue Reading

  Back again with some more wonderful photos from the good folks at tvaddict.com who have noticed, as I have, that more and more stars are breaking down each and every wall between them and their fans – save for the ones on their actual homes which let’s face it Continue Reading

  So it appears we have a little longer till the all-new Dan Harmon-less Community graces our screens again. While the sitcom was slated to return October 19, just a scant 7 days from now, NBC has now decided to push it, and fellow comedy buddy, Whitney to … lord Continue Reading

  Suburgatory, which returns for a second season on 17 October (in the USA), is using the tried and true technique of a time jump to leap right back into the lives of Tessa (Jane Levy), dad George (Jeremy Sisto), and the other slightly loopy residents of good old Chatswin Continue Reading

  EPISODES WATCHED: “Date Night Variable” / “The Decoupling Fluctuation” Everyone favourite group of nerds is back! But not necessarily all in the one place. If you recall season 5 ended with a newly married, and more-than-slightly- terrified Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg) blasting into space with two very unsympathetic fellow Continue Reading

  The goofy but intelligent sitcom, which began its ascendancy a few years back with the underrated Raising Hope, and continued moving on up with last year’s breakout hit, New Girl, has climbed a little higher up the mountain with new comedy Ben and Kate. Centred around titular siblings Ben Continue Reading