LOST: Season 6 – Episode 6.3 – What Kate Does – Review

So, episode 3 (the premiere while one episode counted as two) of the final season of LOST doesn’t fire on all cylinders like the premiere and even induces a couple of head scratches (and not the good ones) along the way. Spoilers Ahead!

Colbert on Palin’s Flip Flopping – “is a f–king retard”

So true. And it is Ok to use the word retard because it is on a satirical program.

Rahm Emanuel Goes Off – SNL

I like this, its true in every way. Samberg rocks here by the way.

Lost S:6 Premiere Review – What the What?

Hit the jump for a spoiler filled summary and thoughts on the fantastic series premiere!

James Cameron’s New Film – Laser Cats 5!!!

Ok, so maybe it’s just the new digital short on SNL, but it is fantastic! Laser Cats 5!!!

Free Conan O’Brien!

Read his statement from yesterday after the jump.

TV Review – Chuck Season 3 Premiere Event

Season 3 of Chuck finally started up Sunday by airing the first two episodes of the season, followed by a third episode on Monday as the series moved to its actual air time for the rest of the season. Though there are a few things I am pouting about (which I will get to later), […]

TV Review – Harper’s Island: The Complete Series

Harper’s Island may choose to wade through the waters of TV’s tamer horror genre rather than create major ripples with a cannonball into the deep end, but for me it still manages to be a welcome allusion to the campier horror films I grew up with. It follows Henry Dunn (Christopher Gorham), Trish Wellington (Katie […]

Review: Mad Men – “Shut the Door, Have a Seat”

Mad Men 3.12 “Shut the Door, Have a Seat” If you didn’t watch Mad Men’s third season or haven’t jumped on the show yet, you are missing out on some of the best television of the decade. (Spoilers Throughout) This season of Mad Men has been described as slow, boring, character driven and even mediocre […]

TV Review – V Series Premiere

The series premiere of V kicks off a season of what could be some pretty interesting science fiction television, as long as they loosen up on hitting the viewing audience over the head with earth’s “saviors.”