Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains - Knights of the Round Table
Posted by: Paul Little • March 12, 2010 @ 8:56am
Despite a reward challenge where James almost had to leave the game because of a mysterious leg injury, things were pretty much the same in Survivor-land. The Heroes proved to be pretty much anything but heroic once again, and the Villains were once again working as a tight unit -- at least during the challenges, that is. Oh, and Russell "knighted" Coach.
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So who's eliminated, on this, the last chance before the big stage?
1. Katelyn. Which is just great, because now I have to spend the rest of this season with these talentless hacks and not one of them is remotely relatable to me. Whatever. She was better than this the whole time.
2. Todrick, which is a shame because he is so gorgeous and interesting.
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Ryan seems particularly punchy tonight, so let's get on with it, shall we?
Lee is first tonight, with like, I don't know, Nickelback's take on Owl City? So, "Fireflies," which I don't like on its own because it is boring and derivative, but which sounds especially hideous here without at least the fun bleeps and bloops.
Interview: Psych creator Steve Franks on the season four finale, next season, and putting the show together
Posted by: Paul Little • March 10, 2010 @ 6:47am
A little over a week ago, I posted some Psych scoop on the heels of speaking with Steve Franks, the show's creator, writer, and executive producer. Well, that interview with Mr.
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We're gonna be whipping through these kids in just an hour, so brace yourselves.
Judges intro: Ellen is macking on Simon.
Katie Stevens! Kelly Clarkson! "Breakaway"! I already have whiplash! Vocally, it's... not as strong as I would expect from Katie. Flat flat flat. Also...
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