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I literally just screamed upon flipping through this week’s Entertainment Weekly when I found over a page devoted to Gillian Anderson!
How cute was Jenna on EW?! Click to Watch!
Well played, Entertainment Weekly. You only used that photo four times in one article/page load. I congratulate your restraint.
The yahoo thing actually made this week’s bullseye in entertainment weekly
Click through to watch the first two minutes of Orphan Black: S1E09 - Unconscious Selection.
#SaveKira
Thank you #entertainmentweekly for featuring my Sprouse dress front and CENTER! #metball
No more ”Hard Knock Life” for us! The 2012 revival...
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It’s time to get voting! Our annual Season Finale Awards begin and end today — so head over to the site and start making your picks for Most Welcome Exit for an Unloved Character, Single Most Clever Twist, and much, much more.
“I have a feeling if they killed me off again it would be for good, so I’m very careful to read the end of the script every time I get one.”
Clark Gregg, a.k.a. Agent Coulson, talks resurrection, The Avengers, and S.H.I.E.L.D.
Love is on the air: Who is the greatest TV couple of all time? Round 1, part 1
Ross and Rachel. Carrie and Big. Clair and Cliff. Ricky and Lucy. These are just a few of the iconic pairings competing for the chance to be EW’s “Greatest TV Couple of All Time.” Check out our full bracket here and vote in the polls to determine who will move on to the next round. First up — the 16 couples in our “Baby, You’re the Greatest” conference.
NBC’s Hannibal Lecter series is coming, whether you like it or not. Viewer discretion is most definitely advised.
Here are our predictions, arranged network by network. (NBC’s not looking good, guys.)
Jesus H. Christ! The two-hour premiere of History’s The Bible scored 13.1 million viewers and a 3.3 demo rating, thoroughly smiting everything on the major broadcast networks last night.
If you need us, we’ll be busy crying forever.
And here are 2012’s worst TV blunders — including Liz and Dick, giving Kalinda a husband on The Good Wife, and movingRevenge to Sundays.
Somehow, its whole programming slate isn’t just reruns of Girls and Underemployed.
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