The curated portfolio of film journalist Joe Lipsett
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New companion Clara (Jenna-Louise Coleman) is all set for her first official trip in the TARDIS. How does her inaugural outing with The Doctor (Matt Smith) go?
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Adalind (Claire Coffee) is back and stirring up trouble as Grimm barrels towards its second season finale.
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This week we have Rupaul, Andy Ritchter, a Kerkovich sister war, and two storylines revolving around Dave’s (Zachary Knighton) sandwich truck. Sounds like fun right? Unfortunately the result is more ho hum. And if last week’s numbers are any indication, these friends need to bring out the big comedy guns to get as many viewers as possible.
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NBC finally decides to play with the big boys, premiering the high concept and visually rich Hannibal, pushing the boundaries of network television. Does the pilot episode prove that Hannibal can compete with its premium cable counterparts?
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After another short break Elementary returns with a primarily straightforward case-of-the-week episode. But does the introduction of a character from the Sherlock Holmes canon elevate this episode from the other standalones we’ve seen this season?
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Pro: Leslie Knope and company are back on our screens after three long weeks off the air! Con: Turns out that even they can’t make kidney stones and compatibility tests funny.
Let’s break it down…
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The Red Lips/White lies tour is taking Manhattan by storm and there’s drama aplenty.
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Vertigo is back on the table as The Count (Seth Gabel) returns to wreak havoc on Arrow. But all is not what it seems in an episode that’s really interested in exploring the personal vendettas our characters carry and how they affect their relationships.
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After a tumultuous season chasing after Drew Thompson, the Justified season finale closes with a simmer as we refocus on Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) and Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins). One man comes out on top, while the other suffers his greatest loss, but which is which?
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Bernadette Peters returns to reprise her role as Leigh, Ivy’s (Megan Hilty) star-stealing mom, while Dylan Baker swings by to judge Karen (Katherine McPhee) for being a sexually active woman. Can’t these kids catch a break?!
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