Category Archives: television
Watch With Amanda: Private Practice & SOA Casting News, New trailers for True Blood & Dexter
Tim Daly who plays Pete Wilder on Private Practice announced on Tuesday that Shonda Rhimes has not picked up his contract option for the ABC drama’s upcoming sixth (and likely final) season. In a post on his twitter page Daly explained, “Wonderful fans of PPP. Shonda informed my agent today that Pete wont be returning for season 6. It was a great 5 yrs. R.I.P. Pete Wilder.” I guess it’s not too much of a shocker. In the season finale, Pete was jailed for compassionately ending the life of a patient kept alive by machines. Personally I would’ve much rather seen Violet go. What do you Private Practice fans think about this?
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Watch With Amanda: What’s on TV this week? May 28 – June 3
Highlights this week include finales for Cougar Town, Touch, and Game of Thrones! How is Game of Thrones over already??
What will you be watching?
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Continuum With Rachel Nichols Is Worth Your Time
Time travel is a tricky thing at the best of times. But when you’re suddenly sent decades back in time with what looks like absolutely no means of getting home, and you’re expected to prevent a war to boot? Well, that makes things even tougher, I’d say.
And so would CPS Protector Kiera Cameron in the new sci-fi series Continuum, premiering tonight on Showcase.
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Watch With Amanda: Full Summer TV Preview
With all of our favourite shows ending for the season, a lot of people have been asking me what the hell they are going to do with themselves. Well, you could go outside and enjoy the summer weather, bbq, go to the beach, garden, have a picnic, go for a bike ride…. OR you could just pick up your remote and check out the summer TV preview I have set up here for you. Fill the void with some reality tv, returning faves, and new guilty pleasures.
What will you be watching?
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Everybody Dies – So Long, House
In the end, it was all about a bromance. Which I think is ironic, since when House hit the airwaves in November of 2004, I don’t even think there was the term bromance. However, like it did for eight seasons, House surprised us as it closed down for good last night, leaving us with one of the most memorable figures in television history.
