Recapping The CW’s Ringer: Episode 5

Written by Esther Semo on October 12, 2011. Posted in Blog, TV

This week’s episode picks up the day after episode four ended. Siobhan, her husband Andrew and her ex-lover/ best friend’s husband Henry are on their way back to the city from the Hamptons. We learn that Gemma, Siobhan’s best friend, left early after finding out that Siobhan and Henry were having an affair. While Bridget
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Ringer Recap Episode 4

Written by Esther Semo on October 5, 2011. Posted in Blog, TV

It’s Siobhan and Bridget’s birthday and Siobhan’s husband decides to take Siobhan (who is really Bridget) to the Hamptons to celebrate with Henry and Gemma. While there, Bridget discards the remaining evidence of what has happened but Agent Machado catches her doing so on film
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Recapping The CW’s Ringer (Episode 3)

Written by Esther Semo on September 28, 2011. Posted in Blog, TV

OK, so here’s what we know from the first two episodes. Bridget and Siobhan are identical twins that have completely different lives. Bridget is a recovering drug addict who witnessed a murder and is due to stand trial but runs, for fear of being killed by Bodaway Macawi, the man she’s testifying against. Conversely, Siobhan
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TV Review: A Gifted Man

Written by Mark Peikert on September 25, 2011. Posted in Blog, TV

A blue-chip NYC-theater cast (Patrick Wilson, Jennifer Ehle, Marin Ireland, Margo Martindale) can’t elevate CBS’ A Gifted Man high enough to forgive its flaws. Wilson is Michael, a wildly successful Manhattan neurosurgeon whose snobbery and wealth are punished by the sudden appearance of his dead ex-wife (Ehle)
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TV Review: 2 Broke Girls

Written by Mark Peikert on September 21, 2011. Posted in Blog, TV

The most entertaining aspect of 2 Broke Girls, CBS’ latest effort to be hip, is identifying which of the jokes in the pilot were written by Michael Patrick King and which by Whitney Cummings—who is perpetrating comedy murder on not one but two networks this season. King’s are easy to spot: Just follow the pun.
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