If We Controlled Your Remote… 4/8/16
Last week Banshee returned to kick off its fourth and final season on Cinemax. In an unusual move, the series took an 18-month time jump, and in that period, Lucas had become a recluse, squatting in a remote cabin belonging to Kai Proctor! Lucas was forced to come out of seclusion, clean up, and reenter society when Rebecca’s dead body washed ashore. After Sheriff Brock gave Lucas a tour of the newly-renovated police station, he told him that he and Kai Proctor—who is now the mayor—were both suspects. Lucas decided to look into who really killed Rebecca, which was going to be a tough task—while he was never really the sheriff, at least in the past he would have had the department resources to help him out on things like this. Meanwhile Carrie was having her own issues—her husband died at the end of last season, and shortly afterwards Social Services took away her children, and now she has to deal with court-mandated therapy sessions in order to get them back. We also learned that reformed neo-Nazi Kurt Bunker was still working for the Banshee PD, and that he was secretly sleeping with his brother’s wife. And finally, we still don’t know where Job ended up after he was taken in last season’s finale…
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FOX Orders Second Seasons of New Dramas LUCIFER and ROSEWOOD
FOX ORDERS SECOND SEASONS OF NEW DRAMAS “LUCIFER” AND “ROSEWOOD” Next All-New Episode of LUCIFER Airs Monday, April 11 on FOX; Next All-New Episode of ROSEWOOD Airs Wednesday, April 13 FOX has renewed freshman dramas LUCIFER and ROSEWOOD for second seasons, it was announced today by David Madden, President, Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company. “We knew we had something […]
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If We Controlled Your Remote… 4/7/16
Tonight CBS’s updated version of The Odd Couple returns for its second season. When we last left off, Oscar was being audited by the IRS, but since he and ex-wife Gabby had filed jointly that year, it meant that they actually needed to talk to one another. And in typical sitcom fashion, bickering between the former couple led to a rekindling of feelings, and sex. However, by the end of the episode the two decided they were better off just friends. On the flip side, Felix and Emily also ended up in bed, but decided it was time to pursue their relationship–much to Dani’s delight…
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Angela Kinsey & Steve Little Join Netflix Original Comedy Series HATERS BACK OFF
Angela Kinsey (The Office, Your Family or Mine?, New Girl) and Steve Little (The Grinder, East Bound and Down) and Erik Stocklin (Stalker, Mistresses) have been cast in Netflix’s new original comedy series Haters Back Off. Based on the character created by Colleen Ballinger-Evans, Haters Back Off delves into the oddball family life of Miranda Sings, an incredibly confident, totally untalented star on the rise who […]
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TBS Renews THE DETOUR For Season 2, Watch Monday’s Premiere Early Now
TBS Picks Up Season 2 of The Detour Network Orders Second Season Before Premiere of Comedy Starring Jason Jones & Natalie Zea And Executive Produced by Jones and Samantha Bee Season One Premiere Episode Available Today On Facebook & YouTube TBS, a division of Turner, is getting ready to hit the road again with the Parker family and […]
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If We Controlled Your Remote… 4/6/16
Last week on The Americans, Philip and Elizabeth were trying to come up with a solution to the whole Pastor Tim problem. The both knew he had to be killed, but they feared that Paige would be devastated and would also likely figure out that they were responsible. As they debated, Paige came clean, telling them she revealed their secret to Pastor Tim, who had also told his wife. The Jennings came up with a plan to take a family trip to Epcot so they are away when the Pastor and his wife have their “accident” and even made it all look like son Henry’s idea so Paige won’t be suspicious. However, that plan fell apart when the Jennings received a call saying that something was wrong with Gabriel—they suspected he might have contracted an infectious disease, and now they had to quarantine themselves for 36 hours. This meant no trip and that they would now look even guiltier to Paige if they couldn’t explain their whereabouts when Pastor Tim is killed…
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If We Controlled Your Remote… 4/5/16
Tonight, FX’s The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story comes to an end as the verdict is announced. Last week it was all about those racist audio tapes. A failed screenwriter had interviewed Mark Fuhrman for 13 hours about his police work, and in these tapes Fuhrman repeatedly drops the n-word while spewing every kind of racist remark and admitting to planting evidence to help incriminate non-white folks. Johnnie Cochran and F. Lee Bailey were desperate to get them into evidence so that the jury could hear them, and they used all kinds of questionable tactics to get a judge to approve this. They also took it to the streets to get the public to demand to hear the tapes. However, since the tapes included Fuhrman making derogatory remarks about Judge Ito’s wife, this put the whole case into question – should Ito recuse himself, or should there be a mistrial? (The prosecution really should have jumped at the chance of a mistrial, but I think at this point no one really liked the idea of starting all over again!) Ito ruled that only a tiny portion of the tapes could be played for the jury – the part that proved that Fuhrman had purgered himself on the stand when he said he didn’t use the n-word. And when Fuhrman took the stand, he just pleaded the fifth repeatedly, which didn’t do any wonders for the prosecution’s case…
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