By Tiffany Vogt on December 31st, 2012 at December 31st, 2012
Top 10 lists are tricky things. It can be absurdly hard to narrow down anything to a select group of ten. It’s like being asked to choose your favorite child and you just want to wail, “But I love all of them!” This is particularly true in television. Each year I commit to nearly
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By Tiffany Vogt on November 21st, 2012 at November 21st, 2012
It is that time of year again where we take a day to celebrate all that we are thankful for in our lives – our health, our family, our friends, our jobs, and everything that brings a bit of happiness into our lives. For those of us who enjoy television, this is a quick look
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By Tiffany Vogt on August 12th, 2012 at August 12th, 2012
The second season of the AMC drama series HELL ON WHEELS takes us back to the post-Civil War era at the dawn of the industrial era. Railroad barons were obsessed with nation-building and the race across the continent in order to secure the future of the United States as a country worthy of competing in
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By Tiffany Vogt on November 24th, 2011 at November 24th, 2011
While Thanksgiving is an American holiday and perhaps not celebrated globally, this seemed like an opportune time to give a warm shout-out to 10 television shows for which I am thankful this year. One caveat, with the Year End 2011 Top 10 lists about to be unleashed from every corner of the TV blog-o-sphere
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By theTVaddict on November 17th, 2011 at November 17th, 2011
With Monday’s episode of CASTLE entitled “Kill Shot,” I’m only slightly concerned that one of my favorite members of the NYPD will find themselves on the wrong end of a sniper’s sight. Any chance I might trouble you to alleviate my worries? — Kelly The TV Addict: Considering we would hate to be the one
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By Tiffany Vogt on November 6th, 2011 at November 6th, 2011
AMC’s new post-Civil War drama HELL ON WHEELS is a lush, visually stunning and, at times, graphic account of revenge and retribution. In 1865, America was uneasily settling into a routine where the North and South had put aside their differences. But old tensions were still bubbling beneath the surface; and battle wounds, scars and
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