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'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' recap: Spring broken

by Morissa Schwartz, Community Contributor

@feefeertr

Jul 25, 2014 | 3:16AM

Season 4 | Episode 10 | “Spring Broken” | Aired July 23, 2014

“The girls have only been on Spring Break a couple days now, and they’re already getting on my nerves,” Mama June declares at the beginning of the episode. But that means the family needs to find a way to occupy themselves, which never seems to go well.

Make Something to Do

The girls decide to make a redneck hot tub in their backyard after Mama June makes them spend some quality time outside. Now, how does one make a “redneck hot tub?” It’s easy:

Step 1: Get a pickup truck and put a tarp in the back part of the trunk.Read More

'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' recap: This couch is on fire

by Morissa Schwartz, Community Contributor

@feefeertr

Jul 25, 2014 | 12:47AM

Season 4 | Episode 9 | “This Couch Is on Fire | Aired July 24, 2014

Who doesn’t love a good makeover? How about a bad makeover?

Well, makeovers are everywhere in the Thompson house. Houses and people go through some major changes in this episode. But makeovers are supposed to make things look nicer, right?

'Young & Hungry' recap: Can Gabi and Josh define their relationship?

by Cara Cooper, Community Contributor

@caramariecooper

Jul 24, 2014 | 11:38PM

Season 1 | Episode 5 | “Young and Younger” | Aired July 23, 2014

We’re five episodes into Young & Hungry, which puts us halfway through the first season. Five episodes and the same question that we had in the first episode still lingers: What the heck is even going on with Gabi and Josh?

This week’s episode didn’t help to clear up this question at all. In fact, it made it much, much more complicated.Read More

'Satisfaction' recap: Honesty isn't always the best policy

by Michelle Newman, Community Contributor

@urmyfavetoday

Jul 24, 2014 | 11:35PM

Season 1 | Episode 2 | “…through admission” | Aired July 24, 2014

“I think it was the happiest day of my life.” That is how the cold open of episode 2 of Satisfaction grabs us. Well, that and video footage of the inside of a jaw-dropping, gorgeous home, which we learn is Neil and Grace’s current home on the day they bought it. Sprawling floor plan, enormous bedrooms, slate-tiled bathrooms and open showers with heated towel racks (I’m assuming). It’s not unfathomable when Neil tells us that Grace thought they would grow old together in that house. They both believed it. They believed each other, which becomes especially evident when the video footage then captures them having “the best sex we ever had,” according to Neil. Hell, I’d be happy to have even crappy sex in that house.Read More

'Married' recap: Miserably in love

by Maddie Thomas, Community Contributor

@madreezy

Jul 24, 2014 | 11:24PM

Season 1 | Episode 2 | “The Shower” | Aired July 24, 2014

The marketing campaign for Married describes it as a “half-hour comedy about being miserably in love.” Episode 2 is the perfect manifestation of that mission statement. Russ and Lina have kid problems, money problems and shower problems. AJ is going to an engagement party for his ex-wife. Jess is married to a sugar daddy who ran out of sugar. Purposefully, there isn’t a single happy marriage to be found on the show. Maybe that’s supposed to be a comment on society today, or maybe it’s supposed to make this show feel more “real,” but ultimately, it’s depressing.Read More

'Welcome to Sweden' recap: Knowing me, knowing you

by Lincee Ray, Community Contributor

@Lincee

Jul 24, 2014 | 9:31PM

Season 1 | Episode 3 | “Proving Love” | Aired July 24, 2014

Emma and Bruce are ready to begin their lives together. Her tenants have finally moved out of her apartment and Bruce is eager to add his own sense of style into the decor mix. He thinks they should paint the walls either brown or red because that would work best with his stuff, which will be arriving from New York City any day now. Emma scoffs at the idea of “poo brown” walls. In her words, “It should be like a gallery. Art goes on the walls. The walls are not art.”

Bruce wants the place to be a little warmer than a mental facility, but he decides to couch that argument for the time being. Instead, he chooses to march head on into another battle. Why has Emma plastered herself to the door so she can stare out the peephole?Read More

'Hemlock Grove' recap: Prycilla gurl, you in danger!

by Elizabeth Erwin, Community Contributor

@lizzyerwin

Jul 24, 2014 | 8:40PM

Season 2 | Episode 7 | “Lost Generation” | Released July 11, 2014

Before we delve into the latest happenings in Hemlock Grove, I want to give a much-deserved shutout to those responsible for the show’s cinematography. From Miranda’s dream sequence to Roman and Peter’s respective animus morphing, this show’s visual style is rivaled only by that of NBC’s Hannibal. Not only is it lush and expansive, but also the cinematography actually becomes a character in its own right. It’s a feat that is doubtlessly appreciated by fans.

OK, let’s just deal with the elephant in the room from the outset. Apparently, being at the center of a Roman and Peter sandwich means that you will find yourself on the receiving end of some pretty gnarly dreams courtesy of the shared vision prowess of both men. Miranda learns this firsthand when she is assaulted with visions of a family being slaughtered by the men in masks. Yet, as disturbed as she is by her dream, Miranda is downright ebullient after the threesome. The same can’t be said for Peter and Roman, who are as awkward with each other as you’d expect.Read More

Michael Ealy talks 'Almost Human' Emmy nod, reflects on life as Dorian

by Monique Jones, Community Contributor

@moniqueblognet

Jul 24, 2014 | 12:00PM

Almost Human fans, take heart: Michael Ealy truly is one of us. It’s been about three months since the news came from on high that Fox was canceling the beloved sci-fi show about a human and android buddy-cop team and Ealy—like a lot of us Almost Human fans—is still bitter about it. Even the Emmy nomination Almost Human received for its special and visual effects work hasn’t taken some of the sting out of it.

“Absolutely not,” he said in response to whether the Emmy nod would help alleviate the pain. “Absolutely not. The sting of the show not being on the air, it’s still there,” he said. “It’ll probably always be there because the fans of the show … were, and they still are, some of the most interesting and supportive fans I’ve ever had for any project. Every time I go somewhere, they’re telling me how much they love the show, and they can’t believe it was canceled. We just sit there and commiserate about how we both love the show and what we loved about it. An Emmy nod is more bittersweet than anything, but it doesn’t take the sting out of the show being gone.”
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Wilmington, North Carolina goes to Comic-Con

by Sheila Brothers, Community Contributor

@WilmywoodNC

Jul 24, 2014 | 11:53AM

The buzz has begun and the party has started. It’s time for San Diego Comic-Con 2014 (SDCC). We have three productions representing Wilmington, North Carolina (or as we like to call it, “Wilmywood”): TV shows Sleepy Hollow and Under the Dome, as well as movie Max Steel.

If you’re like me and can’t attend, you’re probably jealous and living vicariously through friends who are flashing their badges on Instagram and soaking up the electricity in the air. But there are those of you who abhor big crowds and will probably read up on all the SDCC news from the safety of your own couches. Both camps: Let’s take a look at what’s happening at the Con and what inside scoop we’ll soon discover.Read More

'The Divide' recap: Picking up the pieces after Bankowski's execution

by Shant Istamboulian, Community Contributor

@shantleon

Jul 24, 2014 | 2:12AM

Season 1 | Episode 3 | “Facts Are the Enemy” | Aired July 23, 2014

The last we saw of The Divide‘s three principals—Innocence Initiative caseworker-by-day/barmaid-by-night Christina Rosa, her boss Clark Rylance and Philadelphia District Attorney Adam Page—they were huddled together, contemplating the likely fallout following the execution of an innocent man.

After taking on the case of Jared Bankowski, sentenced to death for massacring the Butler family, Rosa and Rylance were able to obtain Bankowski’s DNA for a retest, hoping it would exonerate him. Viewers waiting for an eleventh-hour reveal that the test came back negative were shocked to see Bankowski’s execution play out—and for the test to come back negative after the fact.Read More

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