Thank you, LOST, for showing every other show on television how to do a cliffhanger. Because frankly, until last night, I was worried that America would have nothing to talk about all summer. Heaven knows pretty much every other show I watch had less-than-buzzworthy endings. Am I really supposed to get excited about the fact [...]
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Dispatches From The Couch: Hangerless Cliff Ahead!
By theTVaddict on May 30th, 2008 at May 30th, 2008
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on May 16th, 2008 at May 16th, 2008
When LOST rocks, it rocks. And last night… yup, the ship was definitely swayin’. Best moment of the episode? Sun earning her “pimp” card by telling her dastardly dad that she’d bought his company out from under him. In other news, the show did something I love and that too few programs have the ability [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on May 12th, 2008 at May 12th, 2008
For all its flaws, BROTHERS & SISTERS knows how to play the emotional beats of a story. When Kevin walked into the living room to see that his mom had not only ignored his “no flowers” edict but transformed the room into a virtual greenhouse, it was both predictable and charming. “Tonight, Kevin, you don’t [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on May 9th, 2008 at May 9th, 2008
You know how just the other day I was bitching about the fact that too many shows have come back from their extended strike-induced absences with lame episodes featuring virtually no plot movement? Well, although SUPERNATURAL’s first post-strike episode (with the GHOSTFACERS reality crew) wasn’t my favorite, last nights offering more than made up for [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on May 8th, 2008 at May 8th, 2008
Afford me a moment of clarity: A woman who slept with a married man while also sleeping with another lover and then assumed — and, more importantly, allowed everyone else to assume — that her child belonged to the wealthier of the two somehow reacts to her daughter finally learning the facts of (her) life [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T: DEAL OR NO DEAL, GOSSIP GIRL and THE REAL WORLD
By theTVaddict on April 23rd, 2008 at April 23rd, 2008
I can’t help but think that all the viewers who turned into GOSSIP GIRL for the first time Monday night — lured by the promise of an OMFG! experience — walked away disappointed. “Where are the naked people? Where’s the sex?” they might have been left answer. Oh, sure, Serena was gifted with porn and [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on April 3rd, 2008 at April 3rd, 2008
Okay, sure, over the past few months I’m sure some of you have come to think of me as a reality-TV junkie with low-brow tastes and questionable intelligence. But dang it, not everything I watch features people screaming obscenities as they fight losing battles! For instance, I just finished watching a two-part, four-hour FRONTLINE special [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on March 6th, 2008 at March 6th, 2008
I knew little Jamie was gonna wind up face-down in the pool sooner or later on ONE TREE HILL. I actually thought it would happen in the first episode, when pop Nathan was still in the wheel chair. I assumed Nathan would pull himself up from the wheelchair and save his son’s life. But no, [...]
Channel Surfing with C.T.
By theTVaddict on February 27th, 2008 at February 27th, 2008
I seriously fall more in love with ONE TREE HILL every week, Trust me, no one on the planet is more surprised by this development than me. But this show isn’t just a guilty pleasure… it is the guilty pleasure of the season. I mean, last night’s episode gave us everything… including the rare male [...]
Dispatches From the Couch: Smart People, Dumb Choices
By theTVaddict on February 25th, 2008 at February 25th, 2008
Last week, Jim Werdell, the chairman of MENSA — you know, those people who are smarter than not only a fifth grader, but you and me, too — released a list of the 10 brainiest shows on the aptly named boob tube. And for many critics, his list might just as well be titled “Fighting [...]



