Archive: April 2010 (51-60 of 64)

Apr 7 2010 09:18 AM ET

'The Good Wife' recap: Fluffing and flirting

The Good Wife returned last night with a spicy episode that layered in character details like a well-prepared lasagna. Accordingly, one main ingredient was cheese: The central legal case, about a college student accused READ FULL STORY »

Apr 6 2010 05:54 PM ET

Fox News' wild afternoon: Megyn Kelly pummels Bill O'Reilly, debates Nicolette Sheridan versus Marc Cherry

Megyn Kelly, the attorney who hosts Fox News’ afternoon show America Live, is nothing if not contrarian. This afternoon, she weighed in on the Desperate Housewives/Nicollette Sheridan case, and handed Bill O’Reilly his backside in another segment.

In the regular segment called “Kelly’s Court,” Kelly had two talking-heads yammer about whether or not Nicollette Sheridan has a legal case against Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry. While dubious about Sheridan waiting so long after the alleged assault and battery charge the actress has filed, Kelly thinks Sheridan “has a case” if Cherry “actually hit her.” You can see the clip here.

More interestingly, Kelly went a little meta on her audience, debating O’Reilly on her show for a segment of TheĀ O‘Reilly Factor that will air tonight.

You can hear the details about the case they’re debating below. What’s interesting is the way O’Reilly, who can usually bully his way through any argument he pleases by cutting off an opinion with which he disagress, gets more or less hammered by Kelly. She does not give an inch in her pleasantly-phrased but no less firm indignation that O’Reilly has taken her comments out of context, and her defense of free speech:

“We have a first amendment that allows you to say disgusting things in this country,” said Kelly. Bracing words to hear any afternoon.

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Apr 6 2010 03:30 PM ET

A new 'Good Wife,' season finale of 'Southland,' 'Justified,' 'Parenthood,' 'V': What will YOU be watching at 10 p.m.?

Finally, a new episode of The Good Wife tonight. (It looks as though guest star Gary Cole is going to be getting involved with Christine Baranski).

But it’s on as the same time as the season finale of Southland. I’ve seen that one, and I can tell you it’s a doozy, with the return of Tom Everett Scott, and important developments in the story lines for pill-popping bully cop John (Michael Cudlitz) and much-abused cop Chickie (Arija Bareikis).

Meanwhle, over on Parenthood, Friday Night Lights’ slinky Minka Kelly makes her first appearance on the show, as an aide for young Max.

And on Justified, there’s a dandy new episode in which Raylan leaves Kentucky for one episode to take care of an L.A. case involving a colorful dentist played by Alan Ruck.

I even know a few people who DVR Lost to watch it at 10 p.m. after American Idol — crazy but true. Does anyone you know time-shift like this on Tuesday nights?

Combine all of the above with a new episode of V, which returned last week to strong ratings, and we’ve got yet another official Tuesday Night Pile-Up.

So I ask: What will you be watching tonight at 10 p.m.? Thanks.

Apr 6 2010 11:07 AM ET

Brad Garrett: "'Til Death' cancelled, weird 7-Up commercials: Some career advice

I’ve always liked Brad Garrett as a stand-up comedian, and he was the perfect guy for the woefully imperfect brother on Everybody Loves Raymond. But with READ FULL STORY »

Apr 5 2010 10:09 PM ET

'Dancing with the Stars' judge calls Kate Gosselin a 'super b--- from hell'

Performing in make-up and a costume that looked put together by her children, Kate Gosselin had another agonizing night on Dancing With The Stars. Moving with a vague sense of rhythm to what she said was “a song that speaks to me” — Lady Gaga’s READ FULL STORY »

Apr 5 2010 01:05 PM ET

Grant Imahara on creating and unveiling Craig Ferguson's robot skeleton sidekick tonight: Geoff Peterson lives!

Tonight, MythBusters guru Grant Imahara will unveil the “robot skeleton sidekick” named Geoff Peterson on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. It started out as a series of jokes. Ferguson began calling his Twitter followers his “robot skeleton army.” Imahara tweeted to Ferguson that, if the late-night host could get Imahara’s Twitter-follower number READ FULL STORY »

Apr 4 2010 11:00 PM ET

'Undercover Boss' Roto-Rooter review: Draining and unplugging the tear-ducts of the boss

The water-works were flowing full-force this week on Undercover Boss, and they weren’t limited to the clogged bathtubs and toilets that Roto-Rooter President and COO Rick Arquilla went undercover to tackle.

The hour promised hair-clogging and sewage spewing galore, with our hopes high that the Big Cheese would take a bit of it up the nose, since we tune in Boss to see the high and mighty brought low, right? Well, the show fell considerably short of this. We were told Arquilla’s back-story at the start, that he was raised in a working-class family with an alcoholic father who himself worked on the factory floor of a Roto-Rooter plant. Then we were shown that Arquilla’s past led him to feel particular sympathy for a New Orleans employee, Chris, who said he was a recovering alcoholic. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 4 2010 12:08 AM ET

Erykah Badu explains her notorious music video on 'The Wanda Sykes Show'

Sykes_BaduImage Credit: Ray Mickshaw/FOXAppearing on The Wanda Sykes Show on Saturday night, Erykah Badu defended her controversial music video for the song “Window Seat.”

“My point was grossly misunderstood all over America,” she said. She denied intending any insult to the memory of READ FULL STORY »

Apr 3 2010 09:39 AM ET

Alan Ball talks about new 'True Blood' comic-book series

True Blood will become a comic-book series this summer. IDW Publishing and HBO have announced the July release of True Blood as an ongoing comic with storylines that will be faithful to the mythology of the hit TV series but “different from” the show’s story lines. The TV show’s creator Alan Ball had this message for fans at this week’s WonderCon:

This sounds like a cool project. With artists such as READ FULL STORY »

Apr 2 2010 11:03 PM ET

'Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution' recap: 'Fries count as a vegetable'

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution could yield a spin-off: Alice’s “Your Food Is A Pain In The Butt To Cook” Resistance. Alice, the Huntington, West Virginia, elementary-school lunch worker, is proving to be the British cook’s greatest adversary. This week, in his quest to rid the unhealthy-eating town of processed, fatty food, Oliver brought in some extra help for the five-woman Huntington cook-staff, but Alice READ FULL STORY »

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