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The Fall TV Season is well under way and November sweeps are just around the corner. But how did all the new offerings this season fair up? Here's my look at the best new shows.
Sources have just informed me that Chuck, Life, Bionic Woman, Journeyman and Cane have all have received orders for additional scripts. The bad news?
In the second episode of Chuck, we got a peek at some of the government secrets inside Chuck's head. And apparently he holds the answer to one of the biggest Lost mysteries.
A good-natured show with a convincing sense of fun and a likeable cast, Chuck also has the wit, confidence, and grasp of the cultural climate to turn a running joke about a celebrity porn site into a major plot device.
Quick review of three "geek" new shows airing tonight: Chuck (NBC) The Big Bang Theory (CBS) Journeyman (NBC
A memo saying "geek chic is going mainstream" must have circulated among network TV execs as they concocted this fall's prime-time lineup.
In Good Luck Chuck, Dane Cook's character tests the power of the jinx by having sex with a woman so morbidly obese that she belongs in a hospital, not a movie, but instead of emergency gastric bypass for this poor woman, we get fart jokes and imagery so grotesque it'll flash acro …
Together, Nick and Wayne come close to representing the vast spectrum of geekery. This means that for everything they agree on, you can bet that there's just as much that they don't agree on. And so, with out further ado... Welcome to Clash of the Geeks. Two men enter.
An astounding 55,000 cases a day are coming out of this Napa Valley bottling plant, more than some upscale wineries make in a year.
They were funny, they were always fresh, they are old. They introduced characters that are a permanent part of American culture, and are famous round the world. They focused on all the American Ideals.
Continuing with my anti-ribbon sentiments, I felt I needed to make a quick comment about these yellow ribbon stickers.
Parents Realize Next Day They Left Son At Chuck E. Cheese WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- A 6-year-old Florida boy who was accidentally left behind by his family after they celebrated his birthday at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant will temporarily remain in state custody.
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