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Everyone knows how popular BRAVO’S Real Housewives franchise has grown in the last few years and in case you don’t have satellite from http://www.direct.tv/ or if you’ve somehow avoided watching, here’s a quick recap on the housewives who rule America…
Orange County: The original Housewives series, this show began as a riff on “The OC.” Only one cast member from the (more…)

There are many cartoons that come in that your kids will enjoy. They are made to keep their attention and they are educational as well. They can be found on both Nick JR. as well as PBS kids. Dora the Explorer is a very educational program that your child will enjoy because it is fun to look at, and educational as well. Caillou is a cartoon that comes up during the afternoon hours, and your kids will definitely (more…)

Whatever would life be like without our favorite television shows in the morning. It would be highly probable that millions might just sleep in. Most people who watch morning TV shows are a little addicted to them. They go hand-in-hand with coffee and bagels. Worse, if there were no AM shows, much of the world would not know what is going on. Take a poll and find out. Better yet, try not watching a show (more…)

When you have children or teenagers in your home it is always a struggle to find programming that the entire family will enjoy. Take the time to look into different programs and it is very likely you will be surprised at both the inappropriate as well as appropriate options available. Once you spend some time familiarizing yourself with the options available you will be able to better choose something for the entire family to enjoy.

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As we break in the year 2011 it might be fun to look at the top syndicated shows as ranked by Nielson the first week in January (and we’ll take a look throughout the year as time marches on).

Wheel of FortuneJeopardyTwo and a Half MenJudge JudyEntertainment TonightOprah Winfrey ShowFamily GuyMy Wife and KidsEverybody Loves RaymondCriminal MindsInside Edition

When it comes to broadcast TV (versus syndication) we want to wait to write about the rankings after football draws to a close wince the rankings are always skewed by these games. With that said, top shows thus far seem to be:

NCISNCIS: Los Angeles60 MinutesUndercover BossThe Good WifeGrey’s Anatomy

With new shows like Harry’s Law premiering there’s going to be fun stuff to write about in months to comeso stay tuned

If you’re like a lot of happy television viewers you absolutely cannot wait to get your hands on the next installment of that saga you’ve been following. For me it’s Rescue Me and Californication. I absolutely cannot wait until the next installments come out and literally write this with baited breath.So, if you’re even remotely as anxious for some of your favorites here’s a list of what the lovely fall of 2010 saw as new releases:

The Wild Thornberrys: Season 2,3,4,5Dragnet (1969): Season 3Law & Order: The Eighth Year24: Season 8 and The Complete SeriesMarried With Children: The Complete Series (more…)

After that nail biting season 6 finale, we’ve been on the edge of our seats for the season7 premiere. What will happen next in the Teddy/Owen/Christina love triangle? Furthermore, how are Dr. Grey and Dr. Shepherd recovering from his gun shot and her miscarriage?Several changes have occurred since we last left Seattle Grace. Christina and Owen are engaged, scheduled to get married at the end of the episode. As for Dr. Shepherd, his near-death experience has turned him into a wild man. Constantly driving over 120mph, he is frequently arrested for reckless endangerment. Dr. Shepherd’s new attitude causes him to quit his position as Chief of Surgery; which means Dr. Richard Webber gets his old job back. (more…)

When Deadwood premiered in 2004, it represented the triumphant return of the western to television. Timothy Olyphant turned in a stunning performance as sheriff Seth Bullock for the show’s three seasons. Then, in 2006, Deadwood ended, and fans were once again left without an outlet for their outlaw urges. However, good things come to those who wait, and this March, Olyphant returned in FX’s gritty neo-western Justified.Based off of a character created by Elmore Leonard, the show’s core concept transplants a 19^th-century-style sheriff, Raylan Givens, into the modern-day U.S. Marshals Servicemetaphorically, that is. Olyphant plays Givens with a mix of menace and earnestness. This is a man prepared to do whatever he needs to in order to keep his town safea difficult task given the crime families situated in the town. Even worse, Raylan’s father has his own sense of justice, and isn’t above going outside the law to get it. (more…)

Summer shows usually get a bad rap, since most people me that’s when the networks pull out the stuff that wasn’t good enough for the regular season. And to some extent, that’s true. But there are still some intriguing options out thereboth on basic and regular cable.

1. Rubicon (AMC, premieres Aug. 1): AMC has had a high success rate with original programming, previously premiering Mad Men and Breaking Bad. This new conspiracy thriller stars James Badge Dale as an intelligence analyst who begins to question his employers’ motives after a friend’s death. Other big names include showrunner Henry Bromell (producer of Homicide) and pilot director Allen Coulter (Sopranos/Sons of Anarchy). (more…)

After six long years of ups and downs, the cult inspiring ABC series LOST finally came to a close. Since finding out Jack and all of the character’s we’ve grown to love were actually dead, there has been much heated debate over the outcome of the showwas it a copout ending or a genius wrap up? Because the writers never really gave a clear description of what actually happened, viewers were forced to deduce their own conclusions. This opened the doors for endless speculation.On one side, haters of the season finale think it posed more questions than it answereda common theme throughout the whole show. Some dedicated viewers even compiled a humorous video of all the unanswered LOST questions. To make matters worse, the producers had stated in an interview during previous seasons that the island was not a purgatory. Either they lied, or many viewers got the wrong idea. What was the point of an island with mystery hatches and magical healing qualities where women can’t get pregnant if everyone was simply dead? Was the alternate life where everyone was happy supposed to be heaven? For such innovative thinkers capable of tying multiple seasons together, you’d think they could come up with a better ending than, ‘you’re dead’. (more…)