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Sean Kernan
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About The Author
I have been a film critic online and on the radio for 12 year years. I am a member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association as well as a member of the Broadcast Television Journalists Association.
AMC's The Walking Dead is the hottest show on cable at the moment. The 90 minute season 2 premiere on Sunday, October 16th was the second most watched show on cable, behind only Monday Night Football on ESPN and ahead of such cable TV heavyweights as MTV's Jersey Shore and the USA Network's WWE Monday Night Raw.
Haley (Sarah Hyland) is visiting Phil’s (Ty Burrell) alma mater for her first college and naturally, Phil is taking the opportunity to relive his college experience, cheerleading, darts at the local hangout and music on the quad from “Tenors Anyone.”
With Phil off with Haley and both Lucas (Nolan Gould) and Alex (Ariel Winter) at sleepovers, Claire (Julie Bowen) is going to enjoy a night on the town with Cam (Eric Stonestreet) and Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson), but first she has to lie her way out of spending the evening at Lucas’s sleepover with a group of fellow moms.
One of the big Holiday blockbusters, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, is amping up its marketing campaign with a new, bigger, louder and funnier trailer. The sequel to the 2009 blockbuster Sherlock Holmes sees Robert Downey Jr. as the legendary London detective and Jude Law as his best friend Watson, continuing what's been called their 19th Century Bromance.
Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher are developing a clever yet unusual sort of chemistry on Two and a Half Men. While Kutcher’s Walden Schmidt has yet to grow in any way beyond Kutcher’s Kelso comfort zone, he has proven a good foil for Cryer’s Alan, whose apoplexy at Walden’s life remains a strong source of laughs.
Max (Kat Dennings) hasn’t paid many bills in her life as Caroline (Beth Behrs) discovers by answering the dreaded wall phone in their apartment. No one but bill collectors and the landlord call the wall phone and thus it’s not to be touched.
Caroline insists on finding out how much debt her new business partner is in. Here we find that not only does Max have a few dozen credit card bills but also a student loan, Max attempted college. It was a relatively small revelation, but the fact that Max onse did aspire to something was well revealed and her finally revealing to Caroline that she had a dream, illustrating childrens books, was another sweet bonding moment for the girls.
In its seventh season, How I Met Your Mother seems ready for a little introspection and self-examination. Critics have long asked that the show and its characters acknowledge the more unusual, co-dependent aspects of the gang’s friendship, its incestuous nature and especially its resistance to outsiders.
If you thought for a moment that the demonic possession genre was played out after The Last Exorcism and The Rite, you were wrong. The genre comes thrashing and moaning back into theaters in January with The Devil Inside, starring Fernanda Andrade and Simon Quarterman; if the names don't strike your memory don't be surprised.
The American Pie crew is back, all of them, in the sequel American Reunion. Universal Pictures have spent the last decade abusing the word American in relation to the original American Pie. They've done so by spinning of a series of direct to DVD movies that have rendered this series as a less appealing modern Porky's.
“Remedial Chaos Theory” demonstrates what Community does better than any other show on television. This densely contrived episode, divided into seven different mini-stories each with their own unique and notable details, examines the dynamic of the Community cast and characters in ways that other sitcoms can’t begin to imagine.