Blood & Oil debuted Sunday on ABC. The new series starring Don Johnson, Chace Crawford, Rebecca Rittenhouse and Amber Valetta, is about soapy characters doing soapy things and interacting with colorful local characters who do colorful local character things.
We are super excited about the show’s return on October 1 and will celebrate with Sleepy Hollow features over the next seven days. To kick things off, we’re listing favorite episodes. Which ones are your favorites? We have a poll.
Wait, what did he just do to that woman who was scolding him? Was she a hologram? Well, in any case he just issued a pretty decisive Bye Felicia. Her name is Agatha. If I ever watch this show again, I will call her Nagatha.
Sons of Anarchy fans, check this out. Guest writer Val B. has been happily pondering her favorite moments on the show and shares her thoughts on a spin-off. Give her a big welcome to TVRD.
Crazy Eyes gives good side-eye. She spent the entire season looking at other inmates like they were nuts. She had to good reason, the Litchfield ladies are kind of loco.
Introducing our new feature, Get Into It. It’s where some of our writers tell you about the shows you missed the first time around but that you should catch now. First up, and new to the blog, Ralph Spencer tells you about The Wire, which was released on Blu-ray this week. Take it away, Ralph!…
UnREAL’s debut episode gets all the details right: the bland male prize, the mansion, the fountain, Shamiqua handles the mini talent show and don’t forget the prop, there’s always a prop, Mary, the designated desperate MILF, brings the stuffed animal. There are no roses to accept, but every lady is given a diamond bracelet, which she has to return when she gets kicked off. (Now, that’s really unkind!)
Abbie is a quick learner and knows how to MacGyver her way out of a situation. In order to defeat a powerful warlock, Abbie figured out how to simulate the elements with the use of a generator, possibly a fire hose. Jenny has the knowledge about rare artifacts, supernatural beings, and street smarts.
