BC Review

Link This | Email This | Comments (0)

TV Review: CBS' 'Vegas'

CBS premieres its new 1960s-era drama Vegas , starring Dennis Quaid as rancher-turned-sheriff Ralph Lamb and Michael Chiklis as a Chicago gangster, on Sept.  25 at 10 p.m. ET. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C . “CBS has made a lot of money with that kind of show, and will continue to. Most of them are well-made and entertaining, and... More

Link This | Email This | Comments (0)

TV Review: Fox's 'The Mindy Project'

Fox premieres its Mindy Kaling-led comedy The Mindy Project , on Sept. 25 at 9:30 p.m. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C . “After all those years on The Office , it’s understandable someone would want to give Mindy Kaling her own vehicle. She’s smart, funny, has that pip-squeaky voice made for sitcoms, and despite her... More

Link This | Email This | Comments (0)

TV Review: Fox's 'Ben and Kate'

Fox premieres Ben and Kate on Tuesday night as part of its new comedy lineup. The comedy follows a sibling duo who try to make it work after the brother barrels his way into his sister’s life. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C . “ Ben and Kate is a sweet, smart new show from Fox that may turn out to be the best new comedy of the... More

Link This | Email This | Comments (1)

TV Review: 64th Primetime Emmys Awards

ABC aired the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday night, hosted by late-night show host Jimmy Kimmel. While his hosting — and the telecast itself — received mixed reviews, Showtime’s Homeland putting an end to Mad Men ’s reign topped the night of “best” moments. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C.... More

Link This | Email This | Comments (0)

TV Review: CBS' 'Partners'

CBS premieres its new comedy Partners on Sept. 24 at 8:30 p.m. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C . “I’m dumbstruck. Just dumbstruck. Watched the pilot. Watched the second episode, too. Gets worse. The plastic “punch lines” grow more contrived. The tired stereotypes feel more offensive.” – Diane Werts,... More