
In “The Rebound Girl” we get some revealing character development between Ted and Barney, while getting some unbelievable news from one other gang member.

In “The Rebound Girl” we get some revealing character development between Ted and Barney, while getting some unbelievable news from one other gang member.

In the midseason end “Wallflower,” the Fringe team is on the hunt for an invisible man as Agent Lee comes to grips with his new assignment at Fringe division and the insanity that comes with it.

In the final part of the “Morgan as the Intersect” storyline, “Chuck vs the Business Trip” finds Chuck pretending to be Morgan to lure out a top tier assassin tasked with eliminating Morgan.

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NBC announced their midseason schedule today, and notably absent was critically and viewer acclaimed Community. As many know, shows not returning for their mid-season runs are nearly a sure sign of cancellation, especially when the show constantly does poorly in the ratings.
Like many shows before it, Community might finally succumb to the fact that it’s just too smart of a show for normal television. The humor too too well written and too funny for the general audience, whom seeks a much lower and simpler form of humor.
The internet though, still steaming after 2010′s Late Night Wars debacle, has already taken to the web to voice their disapproval. #OccupyNBC has already started to crop up. The best way though would be to write a sternly written note to NBC via their contact forms and be sure to voice it out to their Twitter.

Agent Lori continues to fill the one thing about Hawaii Five-0 that was missing last season. I can’t really quantify it, but it’s absolutely true. Also, Bill Gates would be proud of the surface magnetic card reader.
Two Broke Girls gives us Max and Caroline in bed together again covered in whip cream.
Two and a Half Men uses Alan’s hospitalization to redecorate the house, which is pretty cool now.

Tonight’s episode “Tick Tick Tick” is a study on the aftermath of cheating, following your heart, and the ultimate heartbreak that can result from all of the above.

Community features another hilarious episode and Jeff’s hospital lie to get out of helping is brilliant in execution. Why didn’t Annie remember that Troy and Abed only live in single bedroom apartment? Unfortunately, I was out of town so I didn’t get to experience #AnniesMove on Twitter in realtime, which they seem to have really blown up on. Curiously, though, it seems like they built out a lot of the actual apartment to justify a lot of steady cam work. And for the young ones, the Dreamatorium is completely decorated exactly like the Star Trek holodecks, while candy cigarettes were an old and hilariously bad product that was banned a long long time ago.

“Disaster Averted” is a flashback episode that goes into the accounts of what happened when Hurricane Irene blew through New York, causing a combined wide spread panic and apathy among the group as they determine what to do about the situation.

In “Chuck vs the Bearded Bandit,” we start to see a bit of the serious downsides of Morgan as the Intersect, and it is a dangerous situation.

After a short hiatus for the baseball playoffs, Fringe is back with “Novation” as we discover more about Peter’s miraculous return and the team hunt down the newest hybrid shapeshifter running amok.