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Lindsay Sperling

Lindsay Sperling has A.D.D. and her tastes reflect it. Her movie collection boasts everything from Casablanca to John Tucker Must Die to every season of Sons of Anarchy to-date. She adamantly supported a Veronica Mars Movie (yes, she did make a donation to see it happen..and also possibly for the t-shirt), hopes that the Fast & Furious franchise continues far into the future, and has read every popular YA book series turned film in recent years (except Harry Potter..). When she's not on an indie film set or educating the youth of America, she uses her time arguably productive as a freelance writer.
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Pretty Little Liars Review: “The Bin Of Sins” (Season 5, Episode 17)
If the Christmas edition of Pretty Little Liars was meant to be the one episode this season when all the characters finally embraced the positive, tonight's episode was the one where they felt the weight of the negative. The Liars found themselves once again getting the short end of the stick - story of their lives, right? - when A's plan, which at this point is a little hard to follow, threatens them on a grander, real world scale. The idea of spending their post-high school years in jail as opposed to living it up at the college of their choice (fingers crossed) is enough to send our favorite Liars into panic mode major - and the results aren't exactly glamorous.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 27, 2015
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The Vampire Diaries Review: “Woke Up With A Monster” (Season 6, Episode 11)
The Vampire Diaries world was rocked last season when the travelers managed to bamboozle their way into Mystic Falls and cast a no-magic spell, banning most of our favorite residents from going home. That, coupled with a few other calamities, namely the disappearance of Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) into oblivion, and the whole show nearly fell apart. OK, maybe not technically, but in my head it did. Sufficient to say, this loss of home base set in motion a definite shift in the framework of the show.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 22, 2015
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The 100 Review: “Remember Me” (Season 2, Episode 9)
There's a lot of places that The 100 could have taken the story after killing off Finn (Thomas McDonell) in the mid-season finale last month (besides scoring a third season). Even after all this time, it's still a little hard to believe that the writers actually wrote one of the main characters off of the show - but frankly, it was about time. Finn started off as a solid character but over time moved further and further into the gratuitous zone until he finally just lost it a few episodes back.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 21, 2015
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Pretty Little Liars Review: “Over A Barrel” (Season 5, Episode 16)
The fact that Hannah (Ashley Benson) uttered the words "Thank G-d you got rid of it," in affirmation of Spencer (Troian Bellisario) and Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) destroying evidence in Mona's (Janel Parrish) murder case, pretty much sums up how far the Liars have fallen since season one. Not only have the girls been through one hell of a ride over the last five seasons, but obviously their moral compasses has take a permanent hit. It's no wonder their lives have went from bad to worse since they helped A put Ali (Sasha Pieterse) behind bars.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 21, 2015
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Pretty Little Liars Review: “Fresh Meat” (Season 5, Episode 15)
There's trouble in paradise on this episode of Pretty Little Liars, and that's not just in reference to the "Fresh Meat" that somehow ended up on the wall of Emily's (Shay Mitchell) would-be new office space. Now that Ali (Sasha Pieterse) is behind bars, the Liars are even more paranoid, if that's even possible, as they quickly realize that Ali's arrest didn't mean an end to A's maniacal plans - big shocker there.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 13, 2015
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Pretty Little Liars Review: “Through A Glass, Darkly” (Season 5, Episode 14)
Just when the Liars were convinced that their endless game of cat and mouse had finally come to an end, Pretty Little Liars proved that not everyone is playing by the same rules. For the better part of season five, and periodically throughout the series run, Alison (Sasha Pieterse) has played the antagonist. She's been the big bad wolf hiding in dark corners for so long that it almost seemed fitting that she would have been A, and maybe she was at some point, but it looks like she's back to playing the psuedo-innocent victim as she embraces the idea that 'orange is the new black' in a serious way.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 7, 2015
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Lindsay Sperling’s Top 10 TV Shows Of 2014
Every year television amazes me. Unlike its big sister, film, networks can't rely on one or two projects to carry them all year. They have to constantly reinvent themselves to keep up with the change in trends. Even when it comes to adapting material to the small screen, they have the daunting task of using the source material as a launching point instead of the entire creative arsenal. From more traditional September to May seasons, to summer series, to split seasons, to new outlets and methods of delivery, TV shows have proven to have staying power - and 2014 has brought more in all the aforementioned categories than ever before.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Jan 1, 2015
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Sons Of Anarchy Review: “Red Rose” (Season 7, Episode 12)
In the real world, there are consequences. Television writers, on the other hand, make a living from creating stories which can't seem to help but incessantly glorify violence and gloss over the aftermath. It makes for good TV, watching the "bad guys" get what's coming to them and watching the "good guys" ride off into the sunset - but sometimes it's also the easy way out. If "Red Roses" accomplished anything, it's that Sons of Anarchy is by no means taking the easy way out as it sets the stage for the series finale.
Lindsay Sperling Lindsay Sperling Dec 2, 2014
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