DEXTER “Go Your Own Way” Discussion

OK , How cool is Dexter this season? Tonight’s episode was clearly a symptom of an oh-so-sweet illness called awesomness. Two things I want to say about this episode.

First, the cat and mouse game Dexter was playing with Miguel was just ridiculously cool. I have to give this round to Miguel though. Although, Dexter was a solid opponent, the only thing that matters is the final move and Miguel definitely pulled one out of the hat at the end.

Second, I can only see this ending well for Dexter but I don’t know how he’s going to get Miguel while minimizing collateral damage.

All this season will teach Dexter is that he can’t trust anyone, under any circumstance. Sorry, Dex. Life can sometimes throw some bit$% moves as Miguel says.

First Look: CHELSEY OMG! Webseries

Check out the webseries called CHELSEY OMG! about the trials and tribulations of a 21 year old California girl heading to London for a road trip.

I figured that since webseries are getting more and more popular, you might be interested in checking this one out for yourself.

You can find more information and watch all the episodes of Chelsey: OMG! on bebo.com.

You can also watch the trailer for Chelsey: OMG! below.

SCRUBS Season 8 Premiere Date for January 2009 on ABC

ABC has finally announced the premiere date for SCRUBS. Season 8 of Scrubs will premiere on January 6, 2009, at 9pm with back to back episodes.

The first two episodes entitlted “My Jerks” and “My Last Words” respectively will guest star Courteney Cox.

I will admit, I am curious to see if changing network will result in a different feel for the show, or if Scrubs will be back as if nothing changed.

Synopsis: “My Jerks” - Dr. Kelso’s beautiful but unethical replacement, Dr. Maddox (played by guest star Courteney Cox), shakes things up at Sacred Heart, while J.D. struggles to manage a new crop of incompetent interns and Carla helps Elliott put her ego in check.

“My Last Words” - J.D. and Turk set aside their decade-long steak night tradition to comfort a dying patient, while Dr. Maddox (guest starring Courteney Cox) begins to show her true colors.

First Look: BRITZ Tonight on BBC America

BRITZ is a must-see BBC America two night event starting with Part One on Sunday, November 30th, at 8pm and Part Two on Monday, December 1st, at 8pm.

The first time I heard about Britz was when I received a copy to watch it. I decided not to read anything about what the story was and to just trust that if BBC America was airing it, there was a very good chance I was going to like it.

And I was right. From the very first frame, we are taken into a world we are rarely exposed to from this point of view. We meet Sohail, a young Muslim Brit, his sister, Nasima, a medical student, and their family. The first part of Britz will show us the story from Sohail’s point of view, and the second part will be from Sohail’s point of view.

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ELI STONE Season 2 Episode 6 “Happy Birthday, Nate”

Watch a promo from ELI STONE Season 2 Episode 6, “Happy Birthday, Nate” airing this Tuesday, December 2, at 10pm on ABC.

Things are getting interesting on Eli Stone. Between Patti’s daughter who might potentially be a drug addict, and Eli and Maggie, who we know are meant to be together. When will these two finally kiss?!

Read all our Eli Stone coverage.

Episode Synopsis: “Happy Birthday, Nate” - Eli is having visions in which he’s trapped in his father’s body on Nate’s 12th birthday. The visions guide Eli to clues in a teenage boy’s emancipation trial against his powerful and intimidating father, Jim Cooper, a trial where Nate’s medical expertise will prove to be vital — but threaten Nate’s own career. Standing in his way are Matt and Maggie, who’ve been retained by Cooper, forcing the former friends and colleagues to face off against each other in court. Meanwhile, Taylor fears the worst when confronted with the reality she must tell Matt she’s pregnant with his child, and Keith avoids Patti’s daughter, who he suspects is doing drugs.

“Eli Stone” stars Jonny Lee Miller as Eli Stone, Victor Garber as Jordan Wethersby, Natasha Henstridge as Taylor Wethersby, Loretta Devine as Patti, Sam Jaeger as Matt Dowd, James Saito as Dr. Chen, Matt Letscher as Nathan Stone, Julie Gonzalo as Maggie Dekker and Jason George as Keith Bennett.

“Happy Birthday Nate” is directed by Perry Lang and written by Alex Taub and Brett Mahoney.

On TV Tonight, Sunday 11/30: BRITZ, FAMILY GUY, and more…

AMAZING RACE 13 “You’re Gonna Get Me Killed” - 8pm CBS

BRITZ Part 1 - 8pm BBC America

DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES “Me and My Town” - 9pm ABC

DEXTER “Go Your Own Way” - 9pm Showtime

FAMILY GUY “I Dream of Jesus” - 9pm Fox

AMERICAN DAD “Phantom of the Telethon” - 9:30pm Fox

BROTHERS & SISTERS “Unfinished Business” - 10pm ABC

CALIFORNICATION “In Utero” - 10pm Showtime

SUMMER HEIGHTS HIGH - 10:30pm HBO

BROTHERS AND SISTERS Season 3 Episode 9 “Unfinished Business”

Watch a promo from BROTHERS AND SISTERS Season 3 Episode 9, “Unfinished Business” airing this Sunday, November 30, at 10pm on ABC.

Brothers & Sisters has been pretty good so far this season, but what I am really waiting for is for us to finally see Ryan. After Rebecca, I wonder how the introduction of a new brother will go down. Although I think we might have to wait for a little bit until we meet Ryan.

Read all our Brothers & Sisters coverage.

Episode Synopsis: “Unfinished Business” - Nora recruits the family to deconstruct her new charity money pit; Kitty and Robert take a giant but overwhelming step forward in the adoption process; Sarah takes a big risk and eats crow with her new business partners; and Holly drives Tommy to his limit when she offers Rebecca a high level executive position at the winery without consulting him.

“Brothers & Sisters” stars Dave Annable as Justin Walker, Maxwell Perry Cotton as Cooper Whedon, Kerris Lilla Dorsey as Paige, Sally Field as Nora Holden, Calista Flockhart as Kitty Walker, Balthazar Getty as Thomas Walker, Rachel Griffiths as Sarah Whedon, Luke Macfarlane as Scotty Wandell, Rob Lowe as Senator Robert McCallister, Sarah Jane Morris as Julia Walker, Matthew Rhys as Kevin Walker, Ron Rifkin as Saul Holden, Emily VanCamp as Rebecca Harper and Patricia Wettig as Holly Harper.

Guest starring are Sonja Sohn as Trish Evans, Steven Weber as Graham Finch, Eric Christian Olsen as Kyle DeWitt, Will McCormack as Ethan Tavis, Jesse Henecke as Chris Ward and Maura Soden as Dr. Barbara Riley.

“Unfinished Business” was written by Nancy Won and Jason Wilborn and directed by Michael Morris.

DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES Season 5 Episode 9 “Me and My Town”

Watch a promo and three sneak peeks from DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES Season 5 Episode 9, “Me and My Town” airing this Sunday, November 30, at 9pm on ABC.

Desperate Housewives‘ mystery this season is getting more and more intriguing. Once again it seems that Mike is in the middle of the “action.”

Read all our Desperate Housewives coverage.

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