
Alcatraz (FOX) – Two-hour season finale. I hung out with some people this weekend who have been watching this show all year. I asked them what they thought about it, and I swear they looked at each other for a full five seconds, then looked at me and shrugged in unison. A ringing endorsement, indeed.
Dancing With the Stars/Castle (ABC) – I really enjoy how “Castle” went from “Hey, this writer is going to help solve murders” to “OMG CASTLE AND BECKETT HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED BY A CREEPY SERIAL KILLER WHO RUNS DRUGS FOR THE RUSSIAN MOB AND THEY ARE BEING KEPT IN A SEX DUNGEON WITH A TIGER AND ALSO DID THE SEXY SECRETARY DO IT MAYBE.”
The Secret Life of the American Teenager (ABC Family) – Spring premiere. Have you guys ever watched this show? SHEESH. Rabbits on ecstasy bone less than these kids.
Smash (NBC) – I honestly tried to get into this show, but it wasn’t meant to be. I don’t want to point the finger at anyone, but I don’t think it would have killed them to incorporate Keith Sweat somehow.
Intervention (A&E) – From TV Guide: “A young cocaine addict who started using with her mom isn’t scared about possibly facing death.” Yeah, I know, TV Guide. That’s how cocaine works.
Diners, Driven-ins, and Dives (Food Network) – The Food Network runs episodes of this show all night long on Mondays. I consider it a personal victory if I watch less than 20 minutes total. I’m a sick, sick person.
LATE NIGHT GUESTS: Zooey Deschanel and Steven Seagal on Kimmel (God what I wouldn’t give to be a fly on the wall in that green room); Rachel Maddow and Timothy Olyphant (DVR ALERT) on Letterman; Elizabeth Banks and Carson Daly on Leno; Sam Worthington and Casey Wilson on Fallon; Kristen Chenoweth on Conan; and Shaq is on “The Daily Show,” for some reason.



I’m usually good on Divers/Driveins/Dives/Douchebags up until the first time Guy stuffs something into his face. Then I have flashbacks of the “Guy eating in reverse” video. That thing should be patented for weight loss.
Alcatraz is the smartest kid in the non-gifted class, or the dumbest kid in the gifted class. It doesn’t need its mittens pinned to its vest, but it won’t be writing any sonnets.
Also, why is that picture implying two threesomes and a bear-cub relationship?
Alcatraz is okay. I don’t love it, but I’m hoping it’ll be like Fringe and get better in the second season.
Besides, there’s not enough good sci-fi on TV, so I feel the need to support something with potential.
Last Raw before Wrestlemania!
I’ve never understood how Diners, Drive-ins and Dives can be so addicting and impossible to turn off while simultaneously being hosted by arguably the biggest douchebag on television.
Food Network is run by a bunch of wizards, clearly.