Supernatural: Out with the Old

Posted by: Kyle Tetarenko  •  March 19, 2012 @ 8:40pm

After a long absence, the leviathans have finally returned but was it worth the wait?

After a ballerina literally gives the dance of her life, the Winchesters are off to another small town.

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The Vampire Diaries: 1912

Posted by: Kyle Tetarenko  •  March 19, 2012 @ 8:37pm

It was one hundred years ago when a councillor was murdered in Mystic Falls but after a century of time, history may be repeating itself and Alaric may be at the centre of it.

After waking up alive and in prison, Alaric is questioned by Sheriff Liz who suspects he may have something to do with the latest string of murders.

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The Walking Dead: Beside The Dying Fire

Posted by: S.P. Young  •  March 19, 2012 @ 8:18pm

"This isn't a democracy any more."

Beside The Dying Fire saw the abandoning of the Greene family farm. As the large mass of walkers came to the farm, havoc was wreaked, killing some people, separating Andrea from everybody, and the group losing a home and the recreational vehicle.

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Alcatraz: Clarence Montgomery

Posted by: Andrew Burns  •  March 16, 2012 @ 12:08am

Apart from being a place to lock up some of the most appalling members of society prisons are also used as faculties for rehabilitation.

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Album Review: Emma-Lee - Backseat Heroine

Posted by: Matt Moskal  •  March 14, 2012 @ 8:15pm

Someone is smiling down on Emma-Lee. The Toronto singer-songwriter has recovered from two vocal cord operations since 2006, yet her voice remains unhindered. In an age where pop-soul songstress Adele wins big at the Grammys, Emma-Lee fits right in. This may be her sophomore full-length but her dynamic with collaborators suggests a friendly level of professionalism.

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The Walking Dead: Better Angels

Posted by: S.P. Young  •  March 13, 2012 @ 11:31pm

"Freeing that prisoner -- more important to you than Carl?"

Better Angels is probably the weakest episode of the entire series so far. It had its moments, and some of it were good, but the way it ended was just awful. The irony of Carl shooting Shane was fine.

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TV Rants & Raves: The Real 'Luck' of David Milch

Posted by: Tony Hinds  •  March 12, 2012 @ 3:34pm

Once, while debating the importance (or lack thereof) of industry awards during a Q&A, David Milch was corrected when he said that his previous hit, Deadwood, had been overlooked. Not so. Actor Ian McShane had won for his unforgettable portrayal of Al Swearangen, a cunning and ruthless saloon owner. Milch quickly replied: "True, but that was just a Golden Globe.

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Review: John Carter

Posted by: Andrew Burns  •  March 10, 2012 @ 5:04pm

First came a clown fish without a sense of humour searching for his lost son. Second, a trash compactor with a personality looking for love.

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Alcatraz: Sonny Burnett

Posted by: Andrew Burns  •  March 6, 2012 @ 11:16am

Part two of the Monday night double header continues with the night's second episode; "Sonny Burnett".

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Alcatraz: The Ames Brothers

Posted by: Andrew Burns  •  March 6, 2012 @ 10:28am

After last week's rain delay at the Daytona 500 stole Alcatraz's Monday time slot the show returns with a double feature evening this week.

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