Matt Carter The Americans, The View
“The Americans” to return – This news was inevitable, based on what we heard from FX’s John Landgraf last week at the upfront. “The Americans” has been officially renewed for a third season. The ratings for this show are not exactly a home run, but it’s quality. When you are trying to build hits, sometimes you […]
“Survivor: Cagayan” has been a great season for so many reasons. You’ve got a phenomenal cast (our favorite of all newbies since the clusterf**k that was Gabon), some crazy twists (even though the Tyler Perry idol, that “special idol” that Perry apparently suggested the Jeff Probst via text message, threatens to ruin it), and also […]
Matt Carter America's Got Talent, Dancing with the Stars, Maya Rudolph
“America’s Got Talent” is back – The NBC institution is going to try to make things more exciting than ever when it returns on May 27, and there is already one change that we’re interested in: The golden buzzer. If a judge presses it after an audition, that person automatically advances to the live rounds. […]
Obviously, CBS, David Letterman, and Stephen Colbert all want to make the most of the news that “The Late Show with David Letterman” is going to become the future home of the “Colbert Report” host. After all, the network confirmed today that Stephen will visit “The Late Show” next week to seemingly talk all about […]
Before we dive deeper into this particular “Game of Thrones” article, here is the obligatory warning that there are major spoilers ahead. Stop reading now if you haven’t watched Sunday’s episode. If you are still here, then the video below should be of great delight to you. It is, after all, one of your biggest […]
Matt Carter Mad Men, Sesame Street
“Sesame Street” certainly has dome something curious in their latest attempt at a viral video: They have recruited someone to teach emotions who is well-known for playing one of the least emotional people on TV. It’s a good thing that Jon Hamm is very different in real life than Don Draper, and in way is […]
ABC loves “Scandal,” and even more so than this, they love the ratings and social traffic that “Scandal” garners. Despite it being at first a midseason series with very little expectations, it has become their highest-rated drama, and their most-important series right up there with “Modern Family.” So as we’ve reported before, it shouldn’t come […]
We’ve seen “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” use some unusual means in the past in order to promote their new seasons, but trying to bash the former star in the poster? That’s a new one. Juan Pablo Galavis may have come across as a tool on most of last season, but why remind people that […]
For most of the time following the end of “Breaking Bad,” Vince Gilligan did what many good showrunners would: He didn’t say anything. You want to give viewers time to come up with their own interpretation of how the show would end; heck, we feel like most of the “Dexter” creative team is still in […]
We teased you recently that there would be a new edition of “Larry King Now” coming up featuring “Sons of Anarchy” creator Kurt Sutter, and the metaphorical eagle has landed. The chat is one of many that King is doing with showrunners, and Sutter’s episode also features a chat with Carlton Cuse of “Lost” and […]
