Seanathan on April 30th, 2013
I was reading this piece on the 10 most promising network pilots and while I was excited to see some of these shows, I have to admit that I was slightly disappointed that we would go another year without seeing my television dream come true. I long for the day when a network will [...]
Brokey McPoverty on January 30th, 2013
Dearly beloved: we are gathered here today to try and figure out exactly WTF is wrong with Kenya.
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Brokey McPoverty on December 10th, 2012 “Hold on to your weaves! And also to your significant others!”
FINALLY. Finally, Kenya shows us every piece of her behind (in a metaphorical sense) on this trip to Anguilla. I know she’s not the only person on the show, but there are just so many of her antics that need to be discussed. [...]
Brokey McPoverty on December 4th, 2012 We’re just about at that point in a reality show’s season where the cast packs up their swimsuits, waterproof weave and mutual hatred for each other and goes on an international vacation. [...]
Brokey McPoverty on November 26th, 2012
Per the episode’s title, a good chunk of this episode was about Kim’s moving drama. Kinda boring, if you ask me. [...]
Brokey McPoverty on November 19th, 2012 Last night, I quickly pondered watching the American Music Awards rather than Real Housewives of Atlanta, but then I realized that Kenya’s estrogen-drunk antics are more riveting than the award show and I turned. And what luck! Last night we were introduced to Porsha, the newest housewife, got another glimpse of Sweetie in her Juneteenth wig, and got a chance to run to the kitchen for snacks during Kim’s segment. [...]
G.D. on November 9th, 2012
An old nemesis of Olivia has some, uh, interesting ideas about how to get elected to the White House. [...]
quadmoniker on August 29th, 2011 In both of these episodes, the show is still largely making fun of Greendale and, through it, it’s own central conceit. “What happens when a whacky bunch of kids gets together at a rundown community college . . .?” Later on, Community will start to take on television and movies more broadly, but in the [...]
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