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"Of all the Howard humping hooker stories, that one's my favourite."
As the men toasted Howard at the stripper free stag party, they made imbeciles of themselves and Howard. The worst of which, was Howard's best friend, Raj. Being drunk, overly emotional, and oblivious to Wil Wheaton filming the toasts, the skeletons came out of the closet.
It's an episode that comes but once a season. That Fringe episode that makes all others look normal by comparison. It's the show's experimental episode and like is seasons past this one too delivers.
For anyone thinking of doing a remake of Ghost, you're too late; Supernatural got there first.
When fellow hunter Annie Hawkins doesn't show up to meet Sam and Dean, the two of them know something is wrong. Annie went hunting the night before and unfortunately, it was her last job.
Tribute episodes can be fun, and this one certainly is. But often the tribute is forced upon the episode so much the word "contrivance" doesn't even begin to explain the awkwardness. Saturday Night Fever? Awesome album.
The residual effects of this season's new time-line have started to merge with previous stories told once again. When David Robert Jones' newest experiments begin to endanger both universes the alternate universe brings in "The Consultant".
This episode had that 'what if' feel to it.
After the its latest hiatus, was the return of The Vampire Diaries worth the wait?
With only one white oak stake left, Alaric's darker half is the only person that knows its whereabouts and it's up to Stefan get it out of him, no matter what the cost.
"Sometimes I think you treat my son like the woman in the relationship."
"The Last Walt," is named after the elderly neighbour that Luke is friends with, who just passed away.
Well, Glee is finally back after its usual spring hiatus and we've got quite a few things to catch up on since that last cliff-hanger episode.
As it turns out, Finn did not make an honest woman out of Rachel.
This latest Fringe episode's title, "Everything in its Right Place", seemed to suggest everything being back to normal with Peter and the gang (so to speak). However, after the episode's opening five minutes the title actually alludes to a very different character finding their right place.
"I don't think I even voted."
The day of the election had finally arrived. Claire's story arc for this season had reached its conclusion, but not without a little help from her loving family.
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