Angel

1960-1961
1 season
CBS
Comedy

Angel has just moved to America from France after getting married to her sweetheart, John. Although she tries her best to be a loving and responsible housewife for her new husband, she frequently runs into problems, usually due to misunderstandings stemming from her poor command of the English language.

1960-1961
1 season
CBS
Comedy

Charisma Carpenter: From Mars to Paradise Island?

TVGuide.com recently grabbed a (figurative) hold of Charisma Carpenter, who this season has been appearing on UPN's Veronica Mars (Wednesdays at 9 pm/ET) as Dick and Beaver's head-turner of a stepmother, Kendall Casablancas. Here is what the Buffy/Angel alumna had to share about her present in Neptune, her possible future on Paradise Island and the thing she cannot believe she revealed to Playboy. TVGuide.com: You appear on Veronica Mars in "The Quick and the Wed" [airing tonight]. I hear that Kendall makes some sort of offer to Aaron Echolls?Charisma Carpenter: Yes, I do have a nice offer for Aaron — a piece. [Laughs]

Wed, Mar 22, 2006

Charisma Carpenter: From Mars to Paradise Island?

Bones So I had to suspect that...

BonesSo I had to suspect that Agent Kenton was bad from the moment he walked on screen. I mean it was almost a little bit of déjà vu seeing David Boreanaz and Adam Baldwin together again. Except this time around, things didn't end quite so badly for David B. Booth, who was actually able to stop the bad guy from killing Brennan, instead of fighting off a seemingly insurmountable flock of demons from hell in an attempt to save the world. But I digress to the good old days of Angel, when I'm really supposed to talk about how delighted I am for an exciting episode of Bones in its nice new time slot. Brennan nearly gets whacked by the mob, she and Booth dance and sing to Foreigner's "Hot Blooded," there are some really grody-lookin

Thu, Mar 16, 2006

Smallville Woohoo — let the repeats...

Smallville Woohoo — let the repeats begin! At least this one has a not-so-sweet-and-sappy Clark Kent and a Professor Fiiiine sighting. I always dig it when some sorta kryptonite that's not green causes Clark to go bad. In this case, some silvery badness (or goodness to me) makes him all kinds of delusional. Seriously. I pine for these meteor-rock meltdowns something fierce. When Clark's under the influence, that's when we get to see him turn into Supermenace to Society. Plus, there was more than enough James Marsters to make this Buffy/Angel geek happy. After the professor saved his pupil and let it be known that he knows that Clark's Kal-El, I loved it when Fiiiine said t

Fri, Mar 3, 2006