Television
This week on our Canadian show: RIDICULOUSNESS.
This week on the U.S. show: Boston. Pahk the cah at Hahvahd Yahd, or something.
So You Think You Can Dance Canada, Top 12 Week
I kind of wish I hadn't watched the season premiere of Grey's Anatomy before watching this episode.
When there are well developed characters, and a simple plotline, the joke writes itself. Such is the case in the opening of this week's episode of The Office, as Michael called Oscar into his office for a meeting. Regular viewers can already tell that Michael is going to offend Oscar's sexuality, by just watching the two men together.
It wasn't among its absolute best, but it was still a stellar offering. How I Met Your Mother returned last night, answering some of our most burning questions while simultaneously creating many new ones.
Last night marked the much-anticipated return of the eccentric HBO comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm.
This episode was slightly better, but I still finished the (approximate) hour off feeling cheated. One thing I forgot to mention from the season premiere is that when Cas comes back from the dead he laid his hands on the boys and left them with runes engraved on their ribs.
Bones is back, baby! And so is your lovely re-capper! And this season, I'll be doing more reviewing than recapping; I figure that if you're reading this you probably have your own opinions...
The 6th season premiere of The Office starts off by showing just how delusional Michael Scott is. He's running around the workplace with his two lackeys (Dwight and Andy), attempting what he believes is parkour. Instead of believing that parkour is about finding the most efficient way of traversing environment, Michael interprets it as being creative (and stupid) with obstacles.
This week on our Canadian show: We started out good with a couple of strong routines, but by the end... eeyugh. And questionable though the fairness of it all might be, the right people went home.
This week on the U.S.
It's fall again, which means it's time for the annual return of the TV season. This year's batch of both new and returning comedies looks extremely promising.
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