Quietly, The CW has been churning out a few under the radar hits that won’t have Emmy voters going crazy, but provide audiences with solid entertainment.
If you’ve read any of my previous reviews, you know I’m a huge fan of The Vampire Diaries, Arrow, and Nikita. Add The Carrie Diaries to the list.
That’s right. We’re living through a day during which the legendary Ray Harryhausen has died and the infamous Michael Bay has had a series picked up.
Who says life is fair?
Because it’s run by Arianna Huffington, and she can damn well post anything she wants to.
by Frazier MooreNEW YORK — Right now the broadcast networks are feverishly fashioning their fall prime-time schedules. Some 104 pilots are being screened by execs and test audiences, with just one-third expected to pass muster and become series for the 2013-14 season.
Once they premiere, maybe a dozen will actually click with viewers and win a second year.
by Barbara MillerIf it’s a cop show I’ll watch it, at least once.
Having seen the original Manhunter with William Peterson as Will Graham, I was curious to see how they would tell the story of his earlier years.
After watching three episodes, I’m undecided about attempting to watch more.
Yeah, we are too. For us it’s the whole puzzle thing. The way the show has turned into a game. Steven Moffat versus the audience instead of The Moff trying to bring joy to the audience.
For io9.Com’s Charlie Jane Anders, it’s something else:
