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He Said/She Said – Ringer – 1×07: Oh Gawd, There Are Two Of Them?

November 3, 2011 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Courtesy of the CW

In the seventh episode of the freshmen series, the fall-out from Gemma Butler’s (Tara Summers) disappearance continues as our main characters are dragged in for questioning, forcing Bridget Kelly (Sarah Michelle Gellar) to reveal to both her husband, Andrew Martin (Ioan Gruffud) and her ex-lover, Henry Butler (Kristoffer Polaha) that she has a twin. Meanwhile, Bridget’s sponsor, Malcolm Ward (Mike Colter) finally escapes captivity.

The bitches break down their thoughts on the episode in the first ever “He Said, She Said.”

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Filed Under: Ringer, TV Tagged With: Cliffhangers, Episode Recap, Film Noir, Ioan Gruffudd, Kristoffer Polaha, Nestor Carbonnell, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Tara Summers, TV

And so it begins…

November 1, 2011 by Bitch Stole My Remote

Hello world.

We’ve stolen the remote and we’re taking over the web to talk television. We watch TV – a lot of it. Every week we’ll recap some of our favourite shows using our signature blend of criticism, astute observations and occasional bitchiness.

Get ready for some fresh content and meaty conversations as we navigate the world of network and cable television. Visit often as we’ll also share our thoughts on other pop culture texts such as movies, books and music.

So who the heck are we? Right now we’re just a couple of media scholars who love watching and talking about television. Rather than email each other back and forth, we figured we should get more people involved – bring back the proverbial water cooler.

Love us? Hate us? Don’t be afraid to join the conversation – take back the remote and let us know what you think by leaving a comment or two. Got something else to say? Want to join us as a contributor?  Drop us a line at grabtheremote@gmail.com

Filed Under: TV Tagged With: Pop Culture, TV

Start the Countdown!

October 18, 2011 by Bitch Stole My Remote

In just 14 days, on November 1, 2011 –  bitchstolemyremote.com goes live with daily television reviews, bitchy opinion pieces and other weekly features. Mark your calendar and guard the remote!

Filed Under: TV Tagged With: Anticipation, Countdown

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