Latest episode clacks for this show:
The Harvest Festival is finally upon us and we learn to never, ever call a mini-horse a pony.
‘Parks and Recreation’ just keeps getting better and a huge part of that is due to the additions of Rob Lowe and Adam Scott to the cast. What really drove it home for me was finally realizing that Mark Brandanawicz has been absent all season … and I didn’t even notice.
Things looked much better as many shows bounced back from the struggles of last week. On the networks, ‘Chicago Code’ loves that Charlie Sheen is on the drug called Charlie Sheen. And on cable, the NBA looks a lot like the ‘Jersey Shore’.
Relationships are blooming and dying, but something smells like rotten Chinese food on ‘Parks and Recreation.’
With a jam-packed Thursday night comedy block that isn’t performing very well in the ratings, NBC is bound to cut some of the fat … question is, which fat?
It was a grisly week of numbers, with show after show posting losses. There were series lows, and season lows. Bright spots included the ‘Grammy Awards’ and the premiere of ‘Suspect Behavior’. On cable, how is ‘Being Human’ stacking up against ‘Stargate Universe’?
Ben has a beautiful meltdown on this week’s ‘Parks and Recreation,’ proving that Adam Scott has become invaluable to this show.
