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Monday, January 4 2010

The Guilty Pleasure TV of 2009

It's here where you will find those unmentionable entertainments that keep us suckling at the glass teat for much longer than we need to. It’s not for mental nourishment or relaxation. It’s like an addiction, and going cold crappy TV turkey is just not an option.


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Wednesday, November 9 2011

'Bones: The Complete Sixth Season': A Specific, Intelligent, Not to Mention Morbid, Brand of Humor

The majority of Bones Season 6 maintains the show’s established pattern—twisted humor, conflicting personalities, and crime solving—but it also throws a monkey wrench into the gears, and as a result, the show will never be same.


Thursday, November 3 2011

'Bones': Just Don't Call Him Shorty

The new season of Bones celebrates Bones' extraordinary high-achieving rationalism, and nevertheless chastises her when she tries to apply her reason to relationships.


Monday, November 15 2010

'Bones: The Complete Fifth Season' Brings Plenty of Bad Guys and Dead Bodies

The show wouldn't be half as interesting to watch if there wasn't a tangled web of romantic attractions and sexual tension in addition to the murders, mysteries dead bodies and dismembered bones.


Thursday, September 23 2010

'Bones' Season Six Premiere

A love letter to group synergy and the fruits of hard labor, the Season Six premiere makes its own case for the team's existence.


Thursday, September 17 2009

Bones: Season Five Premiere

The new season of Bones brings Cyndi Lauper guesting as a psychic, the return of Seeley Booth's funky socks, as well as the best screwball romantic team on TV.


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Friday, April 2 2010

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