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What Did You Think of the Revenge Season Finale?

Maggie Pehanick — Thu, 24 May 2012 09:59:28 PDT

I'm still reeling from the first season finale of Revenge. Though I've been following the show since day one, my allegiance had slipped a little in the past few weeks because the plot seemed to be straying - until this week's episode. Color me happily surprised! At first, I thought the big shocker was when Amanda shows up . . . pregnant! I knew as soon as Victoria gets out of the limo and approaches the plane that something is amiss, then when the white-haired man shows up, I think we all knew that plane was going down. Then Charlotte overdoses, and in case that's not enough for you, Emily's mom is still alive! It's like a series of little brain bombs! Are you as impressed as I am with the way season one ends? Will you be tuning in next season?

Who Was the Best Host of SNL This Season?

Lizzie Fuhr — Sun, 20 May 2012 05:30:00 PDT

Another season of Saturday Night Live has come to a close, with Mick Jagger hosting to help the show go out with a bang. There were so many high-profile actors, musicians, and even athletes who made funny moves on the SNL set this year. Channing Tatum and Zooey Deschanel each hosted for the first time, while former cast members like Jimmy Fallon, Maya Rudolph, and Will Ferrell all made triumphant returns. It's hard to pick just one favorite with so many hysterical hosts. That's where you come in: tell us who your favorite host of SNL was this season in the comments below.

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What Did You Think of The Avengers?

Shannon Vestal — Mon, 07 May 2012 05:30:00 PDT

After its record-breaking opening weekend, The Avengers is already a bona fide blockbuster. The action flick wrecked the box office, but I want to know what you thought of the film itself. Were you into the Tesseract storyline? Was Bruce Banner's transformation into The Hulk everything you wanted it to be? Did you like Loki as the villain? If you were one of the theatergoers who went out to catch The Avengers, let me know your opinion and whether you think it really earned its place in movie history.

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What Did You Think of Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23?

Shannon Vestal — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 11:08:54 PDT

ABC's new comedy Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 premiered this week, with Krysten Ritter as the roommate who may not be the easiest person to live with. I already weighed in with my thoughts on the pilot, but now I want to know what you thought if you tuned in. The opening episode really plays into the nostalgia factor of Dawson's Creek because of costar James Van Der Beek, but I was wondering if that's as funny to other viewers as it is for me. I think the series has potential, so I'm going to check it out again to see if it can fill the hole Happy Endings left in the lineup after last week's finale. What about you? Are you going to trust the "b" in apartment 23 to make you laugh?

What Did You Think of The Killing Season Premiere?

BuzzSugar — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 11:44:03 PDT

Season two of The Killing premiered this week on AMC and depending on your opinion of last season's polarizing finale, you may or may not have watched it, but we sure did. If you're not familiar with where the show left off in June, we had just gotten key information that the prime suspect, Councilman Richmond, was framed by one of the "good" guys, and he was also about to get shot at his own political rally.

I loved the first season, but I'm having trouble mustering up enthusiasm for characters I haven't seen in nearly a year. Regardless, I tuned in and I have to say, I wasn't all that impressed by the premiere. Clearly, they couldn't kill off Richmond, otherwise they probably would have done it at the end of last season, but there's a lack of action. Admittedly, the death of Belko's mother is a pretty good shock, but since that shooter is dead, there goes that loose end. Now we're just waiting to watch Stan's former mob boss inevitably botch his vigilante justice plan (come on that can't end well). Now it's your turn: did you watch the season premiere, and if so, what did you think?

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What's Your Favorite Dr. Seuss Story?

Lizzie Fuhr — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 14:30:24 PST

The Lorax comes to life in theaters this weekend, after stories like The Cat in the Hat and Horton Hears a Who! have already been turned into sweet family films. Reading Dr. Seuss books is an elementary school rite of passage, but Dr. Seuss has a surprising amount to say that's applicable to a more adult bunch. (I can't even remember how many copies of Oh, the Places You'll Go! I received as a graduation gift.)

What's even more special about today is that the release of the highly anticipated animated tale coincides with what would have been the late author's birthday. So in order to celebrate Dr. Seuss and The Lorax's premiere, we want your input. Time to share your favorite Dr. Seuss story, so add your title to the comments!

Buzz In: What's Your Favorite Whitney Houston Song?

Shannon Vestal — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:14:21 PST

The recent passing of Whitney Houston is still setting in, but fans have responded to her tragic death by celebrating her music. Whitney: The Greatest Hits album has climbed the Billboard charts to No. 6, and there are several of her singles in the iTunes top 100. Whether it's for comfort, or people just being reminded of her amazing vocals, it has us wondering which Houston songs people love the most.

I was a huge Houston fan as a kid, and my favorites were always "How Will I Know" and "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," and they remain my favorites to this day. Now I want to hear from you: what's your favorite Whitney Houston song?

Do You Think Smash Is Worth the Hype?

Shannon Vestal — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 11:16:57 PST

NBC's Broadway drama Smash premiered this week after what felt like tons of promotion, introducing us to a group of producers who come up with an idea for a Marilyn Monroe-themed musical. We also met the two young women who want to star in it: Karen (Katharine McPhee), the small-town girl trying to make it big, and Ivy (Megan Hilty), the capable pro who seems tailor-made for the part. The first episode is definitely consuming - I'll keep tuning in to see who wins the coveted role as Marilyn, but I'm also just as intrigued by what's going on behind the scenes with the production team (thanks to talented heavy hitters like Debra Messing and Anjelica Huston). For those who tuned in, I want to know what you thought; did Smash deserve all the hype around it? And more importantly, will you keep watching?

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Are You Satisfied With the Chuck Series Finale?

Shannon Vestal — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 04:30:33 PST

That's a wrap for Chuck, the funny, moving spy series that we loved for five seasons. The two-hour finale has the entire gang working on the two last missions - first, to destroy the Intersect once and for all, and the second is more emotional: to help Chuck get Sarah back after she lost most of her memories. In the end, everyone gets pretty close to a happy ending: Devon and Ellie wrestle with a fresh start in the Midwest, Morgan and Alex move in together, Jeff and Lester get a record deal (believe it) and Casey goes to see about a girl.

Things are a little bittersweet for Chuck and Sarah, since they don't pick up exactly where their love story left off before Sarah's memory was wiped, but their final kiss implies that they'll get there again someday. We also get a nostalgic montage of the best Chuck and Sarah moments, which felt emotionally satisfying in a different way. The final image of the spy couple on the beach gave me goose bumps, but I wanted to know how other fans felt about the finale. Weigh in now - are you happy with Chuck's series finale?

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Which Nominated Film Do You Want to See Before Oscar Night?

Lizzie Fuhr — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:31:44 PST

We're still excited about the Oscar nominations this morning, and now comes the next part of the process: checking out all the films we want to have fresh in our minds on the big night. I know lots of people will still be lining up to experience The Artist in theaters since it's been sweeping award season, but if you haven't seen The Tree of Life or Warrior, you're in luck - both of those films are out on DVD.

While certain films like The Descendants have dominated award season thus far, there are some new contenders vying for Oscars, like the foreign film A Separation. It's up for best foreign film and also received a nom for best adapted screenplay, so it's definitely on my list to watch. But I want to hear from you: now that the Oscar noms are out, what films are you trying to see before the big night?