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TV Blog Coalition: June 20-22

  • It may be the Summer hiatus, but Buzz still has a few questions for Grey’s Anatomy. (BuzzSugar)
  • If you know the significance of the ‘bench dance’, understand the genius of Mia Michaels, and secretly want to be on the Hot Tamale Train then you should check out GMMR & Ducky’s So You Think You Can Dance podcast. (Give Me My Remote)
  • Marcia found herself thoroughly underwhelmed by The Middleman. (Pop Vultures)
  • On the set of Burn Notice, Rae discovers that Jeffrey Donovan’s just as cool as his alter-ego Michael Westen. (RTVW)
  • Low production value, cheesy stories and 30 points for yet another “sassy” female lead, but The Middleman is actually entertaining. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • Vance video recaps The Tony Awards since apparently, no one watched it on TV. By the way, go see In The Heights, Passing Strange and Xanadu (for real!)! All fantastic! Take a look at the clips for proof! (Tapeworthy)
  • Dan didn’t see the mid-season finale of Battlestar Galactica coming — that’s for dang sure. This week, he mulled the twist ending as well as the concept of merging our world with Battlestar’s. (TiFaux)
  • Jennifer thinks the Oscars and Emmys should take a cue from the TV Land Awards. You haven’t lived until you’ve seen Horshack from Welcome Back Kotter, Nellie Oleson from Little House on the Prairie, and Doc from The Love Boat dressed in their trademark costumes flying through the air, or the paparazzi catching a panty-free crotch shot of Mama from Mama’s Family. Add in the cast of The Office, Wilhelmina Slater, Justin Timberlake and a Lionel Richie concert, and the TV Land Awards were just about perfect. (Tube Talk)
  • This week, the TV Addict posted his theory on the highly anticipated spin-off of The Office and visited the set of Burn Notice (the TV Addict)
  • Raoul talked to loudmouth Jen from Hell’s Kitchen. (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: June 13-15

Another week, another great collection of links from the TV Blog Coalition. Contests, interviews and dance-offs — you can count on the TVBC to bring the truly important stuff to you.

  • Katherine Heigl made waves with her statement about Grey’s Anatomy while pulling out of the Emmy race this week, but Buzz wondered if perhaps she had a point. (BuzzSugar)
  • We finally found out just who PJ’s mystery date was on the premiere of My Boys. Did she bring along the right guy? If you’re a fan of MY BOYS and in the Boston area, join GMMR & Jamie Kaler (Mike) next week for a My Boys party here in Beantown and watch the second episode with fellow fans. (Give Me My Remote)
  • In preparation for Monday’s return of everyone’s favorite pot-dealing suburban mom, we’re giving away season 3 of Weeds. (Pop Vultures)
  • Still reeling from her great day on the set of Burn Notice, Rae’s got a recap of what happened as well as some visual aids. (RTVW)
  • Midgets, Token Hot Chicks, and Nerds galore, must be time to hand out the fourth annual Scooter Television Awards. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • Woohoo! It’s the Top 20 Dance-Off on So You Think You Can Dance! Vance is super excited and the high level of endorphins from the excitement is probably causing him to love all the dancers so far! (Tapeworthy)
  • TiFaux was a regular Bloggers Clearinghouse Sweepstakes this week as we gave away all sorts of stuff. But you can still enter to win things like Jackie from Work Out’s DVD by e-mailing us. Click the link and enter! (TiFaux)
  • The casting department at Brothers and Sisters can stop looking for Ryan Walker. Jennifer has found the perfect guy. She also mourned the loss of Men in Trees and celebrated that the Smurfs are coming to the big screen! (Tube Talk)
  • The TV Addict answers all your TV related questions in his new weekly column ‘ASK THE ADDICT’ (The TV Addict)
  • Raoul talked to Bobby from Hell’s Kitchen about Gordon Ramsay, Tourette’s Syndrome, and what’s next for him. (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: June 6-8

This week I returned from Glasgow, with a flat lined up, and started packing. Oh, television? Yeah, I’m still working on that. Fortunately, the rest of the TV blog coalition have been doing their usual fabulous job writing about the week in TV.

  • To kick off Summer TV, Buzz listed her top 10 reasons to keep your TV on during the hotter months. (BuzzSugar)
  • Rae’s in Miami visiting the set of Burn Notice but she’s still got time to tease us with a few tidbits from the dinner with showrunner and creator Matt Nix. (RTVW)
  • Scooter counts down the top ten shows of this past season and surprisingly no VH1 programs made the list this year. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • Vance has always loved the Midwest (People are seriously SO nice AND good looking there!) so no wonder he loved the most dancers at the auditions in Milwaukee for So You Think You Can Dance. (Tapeworthy)
  • This week, Jace couldn’t have been more angry than upon seeing sourpuss Lisa advance her way into the final round on Top Chef. Grr. (Televisionary)
  • Apparently the ratings for The Mole were in the crapper for the season premiere. However, Dan still thinks it’s a reasonably good reality show that is worth sticking with. (TiFaux)
  • Smallville fans are still mourning the loss of Michael Rosenbaum’s departure for next season, but the news that the Green Arrow (Justin Hartley) has signed on as a regular cast member is softening the blow for Jennifer. I mean, have you seen him in the green leather?! (Tube Talk)
  • We started our desperate attempt to fill the summer with ‘interesting content’ by posting the first of what will no doubt be many look backs at the 2007-08 television season. [the TV Addict]
  • Kate talked to the cast of How I Met Your Mother about life, love and just who is the mother? (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: May 30-June 1

Life around these parts has been a bit mad lately. Thank goodness for the soothing power of television. As always, the TV Blog Coalition brings you the finest TV links around.

  • According to one poll, Hugh Laurie and Pushing Daisies’ Anna Friel are the Brits with the best American accents on TV. BuzzSugar wants to know who else does a good American accent. (BuzzSugar)
  • Fergus and I liveblogged Eurovision, the only music contest to feature Olympic ice skaters, knitting brides and pirates. Take that, American Idol. (Pop Vultures)
  • Who’s the most overrated couple on television today? Meredith/Derek or Henry/Betty? You tell us. (RTVW Online)
  • Scooter takes a look back at the fourth season of Lost and concludes it was better than the last two. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • LOST. SO. AMAZING! (Vance is still gasping for air) (Tapeworthy)
  • The highlight of Jace’s week? The jaw-dropping and brilliant season ender of Lost. The low point? Watching the pilot for the brutally awful US adaptation of Spaced. (Televisionary)
  • The same-sex escapades continued on Work Out and our resident lesbians answered viewer questions about Jackie Warner’s taskmaster tendencies as well as the shameless hot tub scenes with Renessa and Greg. (TiFaux)
  • Ashley picked her jaw off the floor long enough to reflect on the Lost finale and the season-ending shocker. (Tube Talk)
  • The TV Addict offered up some summer viewing alternatives to help you get through the dark days of rerun/reality TV hell. [The TV Addict]
  • Kate picked the top five summer shows she’s looking forward to this summer - and Wipeout wasn’t one of them, thank you very much. (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: May 23-25

This week has been all about old shows’ season finales and new shows at the upfronts, and the TV Blog Coalition has got you covered on both fronts.

  • Between Girlfriends, Jericho, Aliens in America and many others, there are plenty of newly canceled shows to mourn. Buzz wants to know: Which one bums you out the most? (BuzzSugar)
  • This week, Eric wondered how much you would pay to watch your favorite TV show. (Daemon’s TV)
  • Mikey’s infatuation with the fourth season of Desperate Housewives lasted until the final two minutes, which he worries might force the series back into a creative coma. (Mikey Likes TV)
  • Here at PV, I picked the five new shows that you absolutely, positively can afford to miss. (Pop Vultures)
  • Examining what makes her stick with Heroes despite its let-down of a second season but drop Brothers & Sisters over a disappointing storyline, Jody wonders what kind of fan you are: fickle or faithful? (RTVW Online)
  • Scooter takes a look back to see which of CBS’s comedies had a better year, How I Met Your Mother or The Big Bang Theory, hint: it was the one without Miss Spears. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • Vance thought Grey’s Anatomy’s season finale was rock solid! ABC is doing pretty well with the 2 hour finales so far, no? Desperate Housewives was great, can’t wait for Lost now! (Tapeworthy)
  • This week, Jace put on his Pilot Inspektor cap and reviewed the pilot episodes for several new series, including FOX’s new J.J. Abrams drama Fringe (”spellbinding television”), ABC’s misguided US adaptation of UK series Life on Mars, and HBO’s True Blood. (Televisionary)
  • Lost’s flash-forward, Desperate Housewives’ leap in time, Battlestar Galactica’s skip to New Caprica — it seems like more and more shows are shaking up their formats. Dan evaluates the new trend. (TiFaux)
  • Jennifer vented her anger about the shocking Bones finale, and for those of you who missed it, check out her exclusive interview with One Tree Hill’s James Lafferty. (Tube Talk)
  • Take a trip down memory lane with theTVaddict.com’s tribute to TV shows that are no longer with us. Yes Moonlight & Men in Trees fans, we’re talking to you. (the TV Addict)
  • Raoul talked with perfect 10 Whitney from America’s Next Top Model. (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: May 9-11

Things have been dead quiet around here this week, for which I can only blame my mad work schedule and my own procrastinatory nature. Deadlines just aren’t as much fun if you do all the work ahead of time, after all. Fortunately, the rest of the TV Blog Coalition was doing their usual brilliant job of staying up to date on all sorts of televisual goodness.

  • With her mind fully blown by a Wire actor joining the 90210 spinoff, Buzz asks which actors you’ll always associate with particular characters. (BuzzSugar)
  • Amie shared her thoughts on MTV’s The Hills’ latest episode “No Place Like Home.” (Daemon’s TV)
  • Marcia worried about starlet stunt-casting on How I Met Your Mother and Ugly Betty. (Pop Vultures)
  • Facial Hair or Facial Scare: What do you think of this growing trend and which TV star who wears his facial hair best? (RTVW)
  • Come see why Scooter will be saying “What up Mustafa?” ad nausea for the next couple months. And if that doesn’t wet your appetite, it has to do with something on PBS not named Bob Ross. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • “Fame, I’dols going to live forever, I’dols going to learn how to fly, high!”. Vance notes how this weeks American Idol fit into the lyrics of “Fame” eerily well. (Tapeworthy)
  • While once again obsessed with Lost, Jace remembered why he loves Battlestar Galactica so frakking much. (Televisionary)
  • Once again, TiFaux’s kinky side reared its ugly head as Dan discussed which TV star tattoos were the hottest. Vote on who you think is the hottest! (TiFaux)
  • Tube Talk vents its frustration at ABC for cancelling Men in Trees. (Tube Talk)
  • With the rumblings in the press that SMALLVILLE’S Allison Mack is getting ready to jump ship, this TV Addict thought he’d offer up a word of caution. (the TV Addict)
  • Kate broke down who will be in and who will be out when Project Runway makes its move to Lifetime. (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: May 2-4

Another week, another great collection of links from the TV Blog Coalition. Check out what the rest of the TV blogosphere has been up to recently.

  • With the Sex and the City movie looming, Buzz proposed a dozen essential episodes of the series to watch before May 30. (BuzzSugar
  • With the start of season 2 of Robin Hood on BBC America, Sandie shared her interview with Richard Armitage, who plays Guy of Gisbourne. (Daemon’s TV)
  • Here at PV, I created a Lost drinking game, ensuring that I’ll never again be sober on Thursday nights. (Pop Vultures)
  • Want to know what you will be listening to at the beach or on your road trip this summer? Scooter runs down twenty-five albums that will be released over the next four months. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • With apologies to Supernatural, Scrubs and My Name Is Earl, Vance is supa dupa excited from the amazing Thursday onslaught of Ugly Betty, Grey’s Anatomy, 30 Rock, Lost, The Office and Survivor. (Tapeworthy)
  • This week, while Jace thrilled over Doctor Who and his casting scoop (Catherine O’Hara signs on for Rob Thomas’ new drama pilot Good Behavior), he once again found himself enthralled by the latest episode of Lost. (Televisionary
  • In the wake of a prominent death on Battlestar Galactica, Dan got all Mr. Wizard on us and did some hasty internet research on what would actually happen to you if you got sucked out of the airlock and into outer space. It ain’t pretty. (TiFaux)
  • Jennifer was outraged to hear of the impending cancellation of Aliens in America and launched into a red-faced rant about the current state of television. (Tube Talk)
  • Raoul talked to the rather fascinating Lauren of America’s Next Top Model. (TV Filter)
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TV Blog Coalition: April 25-27

This has been a crazy weekend here at Pop Vultures. Apparently, I underestimated people’s enthusiasm for nostalgia and puppets, as this week’s Sesame Street Friday 5 got the full-on Digg Effect, completely knocking the site out for several hours on Friday night. It all worked out in the end, though, as the New York Times Laugh Lines Blog picked it up, allowing me to say that I’ve been listed, however briefly, in the NYT — and I didn’t even have to go on a midtown crime spree to accomplish it. Plus, I learned a Very Important Lesson about server space, so it all worked out in the end.

What’s been going on with the rest of the Coalition?

  • Buzz played agent to Lauren Graham and asked what her next career move should be. (BuzzSugar)
  • Sandie shared pictures from the set of Moonlight. (Daemon’s TV)
  • Here at PV, I liveblogged the UK’s BAFTA Television Awards, in which shows most Americans have never heard of took home the big prizes. (Pop Vultures)
  • Rae listened in on a teleconference with Jason Dohring about the return of Moonlight and shares her favorite bits. (RTVW)
  • You soon won’t forget Sarah Marshall. Yep, Scooter can write uber-cheesy headlines with the best of them. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
  • This week, the TV Addict set the internet ablaze with his review of the highly anticipated Battlestar Galactica prequel Caprica. (the TV Addict)
  • How I Met Your Mother introduced everyone to Vance’s Canada! Welcome, eh! (Tapeworthy)
  • This week, Jace dished about the Torchwood season finale but he was really all about the shape of things to come on Lost. (Televisionary)
  • TiFaux launched a new regular feature this week with Dan recruiting some of his gal pals for Ask a Lesbian About This Week’s Work Out. This week, they addressed Jackie’s new haircut and Rebecca’s shouting for attention. (TiFaux)
  • Jennifer was downright giddy after Robin and Barney’s kiss on How I Met Your Mother and couldn’t resist gushing about the Robin Sparkles-centered episode guest starring James Van Der Beek. And she can’t stop singing, “I’m building sandcastles in the sand.” (Tube Talk)
  • Kate scoured casting notices until she was able to confirm that yes, there really will be a Wedding of the Year on Gossip Girl (TV Filter)
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The TV Blog Coalition: April 18-20

Pop Vultures is proud to be a member of the TV Blog Coalition, which packs some of the best TV blogging into one convenient weekly post.
Buzz combed through photos to speculate about upcoming storylines on Grey’s Anatomy, Gossip Girl, Ugly Betty, and more. (BuzzSugar)

This week, Sandie posted the first part from our Alex O’Loughlin interview during our Moonlight set visit. (Daemon’s TV)

Reality TV certainly was in rare form this week, and even the last hurrah of Rob & Big couldn’t compare to the utter lunacy of Vh1’s ¡Viva Hollywood!. (Mikey Likes TV)

Marcia faced a post-strike TV slump and wondered if there is such a thing as “viewer’s block.” (Pop Vultures)

Forever a fairy tale kind of girl, Rae was only too happy to take an early look at ABC Family’s modern fairy tale, Princess, and share what Kip Pardue and Nora Zehetner to say about filming the movie. (RTVW)

Take Scooter McGavin’s Television Trivia Quiz for a chance to win, well, there are no actual prizes. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)

You’re allowed to fall in love with Burn Notice now that USA Network is re-running an encore of the First Season in anticipation of Season 2, but Jeffrey Donovan/Michael Weston will forever be Vance’s, so back off! (Tapeworthy)

Holy Joss Whedon! This week, Jace had everyone buzzing with his review of the “brilliant” and “gripping” pilot script for Joss Whedon’s new FOX drama Dollhouse. (Televisionary)

Maggie willingly relived the trauma of high school by exposing herself to MTV’s new reality show The Paper, which is set in a real-life high school. (TiFaux)

Tube Talk got to take part in an interview with Bones star David Boreanaz that turned tense when another reporter called Bones a bubble show. (Tube Talk)

Show ABC that you care about quality scripted television and that not all of their shows have to include dancing, a bachelor or a nanny! Pledge your support for Eli Stone. [the TV Addict]

In honor of Tax Day, Raoul paid tribute to TV’s greatest accountants. (TV Filter)

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TV Blog Coalition: April 11-13

Buzz reminisced about the greatest game shows of the late ’80s and early ’90s — anyone remember I’m Telling? (Buzz Sugar)

This week Sandie teases us about her visit of the set of Moonlight with a picture of Alex O’Loughlin and of Jason Dohring, as well as a clip from Alex O’Loughlin’s interview. There will be more to come soon! (Daemon’s TV)

Getting excited about the return of Doctor Who? Anna celebrates by remembering what made the third season so great. (Pop Vultures)

Bored now? Kill a few minutes of your day fantasizing about your own TV network. (RTVW)

Carrie Underwood singing George Michael? Sure, why not, it’s for charity. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)

Vance outlines some better alternatives to popular (but bland) shows. Watch Everybody Hates Chris instead of According to Jim. Watch Bones instead of NCIS/CSI:Pick you city/Numb3rs. It’s for your own good. (Tapeworthy)

While Jace was thrilled for the return of 30 Rock and The Office this week, he caught up on reading pilot scripts, including ABC’s Good Behavior, from Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas. (Televisionary)

What in the world? Dan writes a letter to God wondering why Project Runway is making the switch from gay wonderland Bravo to housewife haven Lifetime. (TiFaux)

Ashley evaluated TV’s best villains and you may be surprised who made the list. (Tube Talk.)
The TV Addict uncovers ABC’s top-secret programming strategy for Men in Trees. [The TV Addict]

Raoul talks to Sharon, a.k.a. Barbie, from “Hell’s Kitchen” (TV Filter)

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