Interview: Chuck's Vik Sahay reflects on his five seasons playing Lester on the NBC action comedy
Posted by: Paul Little • January 18, 2012 @ 8:48pm
With only a couple weeks left in the five-season run of the NBC action spy comedy Chuck, the mood amongst the cast and fans is mixed. Certainly, if you work on the show or just enjoy watching it, a TV series ending is never the most pleasant of times.
No time is wasted between cases as the newly formed unorthodox task force has another deadly Alcatraz inmate reappear.
"On March 21st 1963 Alcatraz was officially closed due to rising costs and decrepit facilities. All the prisoners were transferred off the island... only that's not what happened. Not at all." – Emerson Hauser
Those are the ominous opening words spoken by actor Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) as Hauser introducing this new series on FOX, Alcatraz.
It's been eight long weeks, but Fox's Fringe is finally back, folks.
2012 Golden Globes: Winners, Losers, and Thoughts on the Globes Telecast
Posted by: Tony Hinds • January 16, 2012 @ 2:18pm
"So where was I?" That was how host Ricky Gervais opened Sunday's 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards, a nod to the controversy that followed his previous year's hosting gig. His inference: he was going to pick up exactly where he left it last year. He wasn't going to pull any punches. Once again, he was going to raise hell. Well, this time? He didn't.
When Dean takes and unexpected trip into the past he now faces two problems: how does he stop the demon and how does he get home?
After getting a tip from Sheriff Jody Mills about some strange killings where the victims were mummified without the bandages, the Winchesters set off for Canton, Ohio.
After the Salvatore brothers find a hybrid lurking around the mansion, Stefan has had enough.
As Freud said, "...it's really all about sex."
What could have been a fascinating study of two of the most brilliant and troubled men in the history of medical science devolves into a very well-made but rather frigid melodrama, an unlikely choice for director David Cronenberg.
"Nevermind. Just hearing you call me that is enough. It means you forgive me."
Destiny is easily the worst episode of this series, as there were a lot of bad decisions that went into it. The first was not having an antagonist for this final episode.
When a fellow hunter falls into a trap, it's up to Sam and Dean to step in before it's too late.
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