Matt Carter Chicago PD, Crime Dynamic Duos, Longmire
Today, we return with the final edition of our Crime Dynamic Duos semifinals, and this one is set to be particularly interesting since we’ve got two popular shows and pairs, and the timing of it could end up aiding both of them “Chicago PD” just started earlier this week on NBC, while “Longmire” will officially start streaming […]
Friday night’s season premiere of “Blue Bloods” is right around the corner, and for Danny Reagan, it appears that bad news is also on the horizon. The sneak peek below from the premiere starts off innocently enough, with Donnie Wahlberg’s character going on a tear about the trouble with superheroes these days to go along […]
While Thomas Gibson has given brief statements regarding the end of his time on “Criminal Minds,” today marks the first time that the actor has spoken out in-death about what happened between him and co-executive producer / writer Virgin Williams that led to his dismissal from the show. The initial reports that came out suggested […]
Matt Carter Designated Survivor, Lethal Weapon, Speechless
Wednesday night was an eventful night of television. There were multiple season and series premieres, a notable finale, and a few other things happening here and there. While there isn’t necessarily any one headline to shout from a balcony somewhere, most of the networks have something to feel pretty good about. The good news – Among […]
Matt Carter Interviews, Survivor, Survivor interview
What happened with Rachel Ako during the “Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X” premiere? Going into our exit interview Thursday morning, it was certainly something we wanted to talk to her about. Much of the premiere episode was a testament as to why David Wright should have been voted off, whether it be his neuroses or […]
Throughout “Mr. Robot” season 2, perception has remained key to the story. In the closing minutes of Wednesday’s season finale, what we saw can be best described as proof that the perception of one Elliot Alderson was not always there. Hie viewpoint that Tyrell was a part of his imagination was proved false, and he […]
Tonight, “Big Brother” ended with what you could certainly call one of the most polarizing decisions in the history of the show. Nicole Franzel won, and while you can certainly argue that she made some good moves, at the same exact time there’s a sentiment among some that Paul played better. Personally, we would’ve voted Paul, […]
James Huling finished “Big Brother” in third place this season, but we’ll give him a little bit of credit: He didn’t vote against Paul because he evicted him. Instead, James was one of the four people who gave the purveyor of friendship a vote, and that got him close to the win. Still, that didn’t […]
Zakiyah Everette voted for Nicole over Paul on “Big Brother 18’s” finale on Wednesday night, and of course we were curious to figure out why — in addition to a wide array of other topics. She’s someone who was frustrating at times mostly because of her hot-and-cold relationship with Paulie, and we couldn’t quite read […]
Tonight, Paul Abrahamian laid it all on the line on the “Big Brother” finale. While he probably made a mistake taking Nicole to the end over James, there’s an easy argument to make that he still deserved to win when the dust settled. That just didn’t happen. Following the finale, Mr. Friendship had a chance […]
