âOver A Cliffâ is a fitting end to Scandal. It perfectly captures everything viewers loved about the show and the infuriating moments that left fans disappointed and unsure of what was even going on. Scandal was never entirely sure of what it wanted to be. It started as an exciting, case-of-the-week soap opera. Then,âŚ
The 20th episode of Arrowâs fifth season, âUnderneath,â did something a little unusual. Adrian Chase detonated an EMP, trapping Felicity and Oliver in the bunker; the EMP also deactivated the implant in Felicityâs spine, taking away her ability to walk. There was a storyline going on outside the bunker, too, as weâŚ
Hereâs whatâs happening in the world of television for Friday, April 20, and Saturday, April 21. All times are Eastern.
Asia learned a hard lesson in âThe Last Ball on Earthâ: the pride of helping the rest of the queens execute their visions is nothing next to the dread of elimination, or the shame of presenting a look you canât stand behind to one of your childhood favorites (in Asiaâs case, Tisha Campbell Martin). That lesson isâŚ
Now that it, you know, actually exists, Terry Gilliamâs The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is refusing to tempt god by wasting time lining up its world debut. As reported by Little White Lies, Gilliamâs long-gestating, then dead, then-gestating-again fantasy will serve as the Closing Film at this yearâs Cannes FilmâŚ
As an avowed fan of both beer and dairyâyet somehow not a Wisconsin nativeâI hit the jackpot when I recently discovered research into âdairy beer.â As published in no less a mainstream news source than Dairy Reporter, Cornell University scientists are working on a âbeerâ made from a by-product of Greek yogurtâŚ
Because The A.V. Club knows that TV shows keep going even if weâre not writing at length about them, weâre experimenting with discussion posts. For certain shows, one of our TV writers will publish some brief thoughts about the latest episode, and open the comments for readers to share theirs.
As our planet collapses around us, many are trying hard to do what they can to minimize their carbon footprints like the fascinating lady in this Time video who produces âzero waste.â Most of us, sadly, are far from that. In fact. CBS News and other outlets report today that a new study finds most of us produce anâŚ
Welcome back to Trailer Happy Hour, where we take all the dayâs smaller promos and teases, mash them into a thin, nutritious gruel, and feed it back to you through a tube. Today, weâve got a starstruck Constance Wu, a bunch of wrestling maniacs, and an inappropriate use for a teapot, so letâs dive in.
Last January, we reported that Syriana director Stephen Gaghan had signed on to direct The Division, an adaptation of the Ubisoft video game about special military operatives sent in to a plague-ravaged Manhattan to execute gang members and troll other human players with high-tech gadgets and various different-coloredâŚ
At Home With Amy Sedaris, TruTVâs weird mash-up of variety shows, cooking shows and talk shows, was an absolute delight in its first season near the end of last year, and the network announced this week that it will be heading back to Sedarisâ house for another season. That comes from a press release, which says theâŚ
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Faster than you can ask âHow many handâs breadths in a cubit?ââsix, by the wayâCBS has decided to bail on this whole Living Biblically thing. Variety reports that the network has pulled the plug on the first-season sitcom after just eight episodes on the air, abruptly ending Jay R. Fergusonâs efforts to live his lifeâŚ
Dwayne Johnson is a pretty tough dude who has no problem punching his way through stuff like the Fast And Furious movies and Rampage, but he may have met his match in Jesse Plemons, a guy who also seems to be in everything and also has a knack for effortlessly tearing shit upâlike when he killed a guy in Friday NightâŚ
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today.
Ugh. You know how it is: You spend four decades gutting horny teenagers, trying to murder your sister, and just generally being a figure of menace. And then, just as youâve finally earned your happy retirement in a shallow grave somewhere, here comes a movie studio looking to drag you back out to kill some more folksâŚ
Built on the idea of a team of superheroes from alternate realities traveling through different dimensions, Marvelâs Exiles is a title that allows creative teams to explore the full breadth of the Marvel Comics Multiverse. Itâs basically Sliders for superheroes, and the series is in the midst of a big revival thanksâŚ
Amuse Our Bouche is The Takeoutâs column that answers your burning, boiling, and flambĂŠed food questions.
IFCâs Brockmire, in which Hank Azaria stars as the eponymous, disgraced baseball announcer, returns next week for another season of alcoholism and drug-using, but hopefully, no more meltdowns. We spoke with Azaria about what we can expect from season two.
