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Editor: Josh Lasser ("TV and Film Guy")
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I cannot express to you the utter joy and sense of well-being that we feel here in the television section now that the new season is underway. It is a time of contentment and happiness. A time of wonder and amazement. Plus, 24 and Scrubs will be back in a few months.
Even better than that, we run tons of contests in the BC TV section, and we run them year-round. I know that they can be hard to keep track of, so we've created a little page where you can see what we currently are running and have run in the past (as of July 2008, anyway). Click here and see what you could be lucky enough to win.
We cover it all here at BC TV, so read on Macduff and damn'd be he that first cries, "Hold, enough!"
And be sure to check out our regular features:
- » Welcome to the End of the Thought Process: House MD by Barbara Barnett
- » The Winchester Family Business: Supernatural by Alice Jester
- » DVD Pick of the Week by Chris Beaumont
- » Box Office Update by Chris Beaumont
- » These Films Sleep Well by Joshua Wiebe
- » Features From The Blu Lagoon by El Bicho
- » The Wild Blu Yonder by Matt Paprocki
- » CSI:NY by NancyGail
- » News Bites by Chris Beaumont
- » Reality TV Casting Call by RealityWanted
- » Movie Media by Chris Beaumont
- » PBS in Primetime by Josh Lasser
- » New Movies by Chris Beaumont
- » Stitching Together Project Runway by Brandy
- » Weekly Break With Prison Break by Sharmila
- » Saturday Night Live: Weekly Report by Sherry Lipp
- » Movie Nuggets by Mark Buckingham
- » BC TV Giveaways by Josh Lasser
- » TV Nights by Josh Lasser
Recent Video Articles
- Oct 15, 2008
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A Conversation with House, MD Writers Doris Egan and Dr. David Foster— An interview with House writers Doris Egan and David Foster, discussing their latest episode "Birthmarks."
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DVD Review: Rest Stop - Don’t Look Back (Uncut) — The title says it all.
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- Oct 14, 2008
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Movie Review: Creepshow — There are a couple of duds, but mostly it manages to entertain, spook, and have you laughing all at once.
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Supernatural: "Monster Movie" Preview and News— Episode clips for "Monster Movie" and a surprise, plus Supernatural fans prove they're the best.
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Degrassi's Cassie Steele Talks About the Show, Her New Album, and Life in L.A.— Cassie Steele sits down with Blogcritics and talks about Degrassi and beyond.
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Movie Review: Pulse 2 - Afterlife— The sequel nobody wanted to the horror movie nobody liked!
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DVD Pick of the Week: Stuck— Plenty of new goodies to watch!
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DVD Review: Lil' Bush - Resident of the United States, Season Two— Yet another parody of the president so awful that even the status quo candidate's buzzword is "change."
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Blu-ray Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull— The fourth Indy picture comes to Blu-ray, and the format helps make up for the script.
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Box Office Update 10/10-10/12: Chihuahua's Remains Top Dog— Pups, blood, and spies.
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These Films Sleep Well: The Rest of the Thin Man Series (1936-1947, W.S. Dyke)— The Thin Man sequels examined.
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Movie Review: Quarantine— Frightening fun that will leave you glancing over your shoulder.
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DVD Review: Finding Amanda— Finding Amanda raises the rhetorical question — is there really anything funny about a man falling off the wagon?
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DVD Review: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Eighth Season — It wasn’t as strong as Season Seven it was still much better than any other traditional crime drama on television.
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Blu-ray Review: Iron Man - Ultimate 2-Disc Edition— You will believe an Iron Man can fly.
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Blu-ray Review: Con Air— A pile of hilariously awful ideas, and a masterpiece of action schlock.
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DVD Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2-Disc Special Edition) — Sure, it wasn’t as good as the first three, but it was a hell of a lot better than Rocky IV,
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Cool Hand Luke: World-Changer, Boss— Coolness personified...
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- Oct 13, 2008
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DVD Review: Comedy Central Salutes George W. Bush— A perfect collection of Comedy Central clips and episodes saluting our 43rd President.
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Movie Review: Body of Lies— Excellent thriller that does not lose the characters for the thrills.
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DVD Review: Back to You - Season 1— Sometimes a sitcom's cancellation is what's best for all of us.
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DVD Review: Nash Bridges-The First Season— The best way to appreciate the streets of San Francisco is in the front seat of a yellow, vintage Plymouth Barracuda.
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Movie Review: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People— Surprisingly good comedy, smarter than expected, despite slipping into cliche-land.
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Movie Review: Le Deuxième Souffle— A gangster on the lam gets roped into one last job in this inconsistent French noir.
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Movie Review: City of Ember— Disappointing excursion into an Apocalypse of hope.
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TV Review: Secrets of Body Language— Nonverbal cues in world politics, pop culture, and everyday concerns are explained in "Secrets of Body Language."
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DVD Review: Sex and the City - The Movie— A tribute to the deepest love shared between friends.
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- Oct 12, 2008
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These Films Sleep Well: Ghostbusters II (1989, Ivan Reitman)— Ghostbusters II is back, and deserves some recognition.
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DVD Review: Sleeping Beauty - 2-Disc Platnium Edition— Even if you own the old DVD, this set is worth it.
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TV Recap: Supernatural - “Metamorphosis"— Sam's a whole new level of freak. So is the monster of the week, who eats people.
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Movie Review: Mirrors— There's enough scares here to make an otherwise bad film watchable.
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Blu-ray Review: Shrek the Third— The animation is so crisp it almost distracts from the movie.
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DVD Review: A Technicolor Dream (Featuring Performances By Syd Barrett And Pink Floyd) — It was only natural that the media voice of London's sixties underground would team up with the band providing its soundtrack — Pink Floyd.
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