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Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD – Ghost Rider revealed

Disney’s ABC Network is starting to ramp up the excitement for a new season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. The show returns at a new later timeslot (10pm) allowing it to tackle darker subjects than ever before. Considering how dark last seasons takedown of Hive… Read More »Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD – Ghost Rider revealed

Tom Bergeron Introduces ABC’s Premiere Week Shows in Short Video

Plan your Sunday night television viewing with this special preview of ABC’s shows hosted by Emmy Award-winning Tom Bergeron (“Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars,” “America’s Funniest Home Videos”). This Premiere Week featurette for Sunday, September 30, features EXCLUSIVE clips from “Once Upon a Time,” “Revenge”… Read More »Tom Bergeron Introduces ABC’s Premiere Week Shows in Short Video

ABC Lists Premiere Dates for Fall Series

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s safe to start making your evening plans. ABC has announced the fall premiere dates for its lineup of prime time shows on the network channel. For the most part, the night they debut on, is their regular night. However, please note:… Read More »ABC Lists Premiere Dates for Fall Series

Once Upon A Time – Season 2 Preview

ABC’s Once Upon A Time was a definite success story for ABC last year. The show’s Comic-Con panel thanked their fans and promised that season two would weave an even better spell over the audience. Here’s the season 2 preview: Looks like someone new is… Read More »Once Upon A Time – Season 2 Preview

The River: Season 1, Episode 4 – A Better Man

This week starts with a flashback that’s much more recent: Dr. Cole is trying to cut the Magus free from the jungle vines, only to watch the vines grow back seconds after he removed them. On today’s Magus, there’s dissention among the crew. Without a… Read More »The River: Season 1, Episode 4 – A Better Man

Revenge 12: Infamy

Revenge’s corner of the Hamptons is a bit quieter since Tyler was forced out last week. In fact, my husband usually measures how crazy the show is by the amount of yelping I do in the next room, and Wednesday night, I was pretty much quiet (yet silently stressing while hating on “Amanda” and Jack). Until the end where I shouted: I KNEW IT!

Let’s just skip to the ending. Emily finds out that Charlotte is indeed the daughter of Victoria and her father. As in, Charlotte is her half-sister. For all of Emily’s smarts, I’m kind of surprised that she wasn’t savvy to this possibility. But there it is, straight from her father’s mouth.

To rewind a bit, with Tyler gone, the episode sort of goes back to its original format. Emily has her eyes set on Mason Treadwell, the writer of a book that cemented the fact that her father was guilty in the minds of many. Including hers as a young girl. Back then Mason was known as Leo, a reporter covering the trial. David Clarke trusted him to tell his story objectively. And at first, Leo tried. He interviewed little Amanda, who believes she had to tell that her father was guilty or they would lock her away too. Leo agrees with Amanda that David is innocent and asks her: “How would you like to help me rescue your father?”

Anyone who has watched one episode of this show can guess what happened. Maybe even half an episode. (Or anyone listening to the scary music.)

The Graysons. They happen to everything.

Instead, we see a young Amanda crying over Treadwell’s book, burning the picture of her father, and living for many years with the fact that her father was a killer. Fast forward a handful of years, and our Emily is rereading the book, with the knowledge that her father was framed, and she is ready to bring this guy down.

Can I just say I love Roger Bart? I know him basically as a Broadway guy but he did a great job playing this pompous, over dramatic writer type. Anxious for more work but with a little bit of a conscious.

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