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Chuck Rundown: Episode Five, "Chuck vs. Tom Sawyer"
Wow, this week's episode of Chuck was one geek-iriffic hour. At one point, I asked my boyfriend, "Is Missile Command a real game?" He responded by burying his head in his hands (and bringing up a Wikipedia entry about kill screens).
Buzz News Roundup, 10/22
- Private Practice has been picked up for a full second season. — TV Week
- Anne Hathaway will star in the romantic comedy The Fiance. — ComingSoon
- Dominic Monaghan will guest-star in Chuck's 3-D episode in February.
Buster's Turn! Tony Hale Cast on Chuck, Samantha Who?
Remember that week when Arrested Development alumni were getting cast in things all over the place? Well, possibly the wackiest member of the Bluth gang — Tony Hale, who played mama's boy Buster — was nowhere to be found. But no more!
TV Preview: "Andy Barker, P.I."
Andy Barker is, well, a pretty boring guy. He's an accountant prone to wearing putty-colored suits, and the closest he gets to cursing is muttering "oh, cheese and crackers!" But then he moves into the office of a former private investigator and inherits some of the man's clients, thrusting himself into a life of murder, mystery, and mayhem.
Why "Andy Barker" Should Do Better Than "The Knights of Prosperity"
Watching the first few episodes of "Andy Barker, P.I." the other day, I was struck by its similarities to one of this year's other new comedies: the now-departed "Knights of Prosperity."
I was a big fan of "Knights" before its cancellation, and "Andy Barker" shares its screwball tone, layered with lots of pop-culture references and jokes that arise when normal folks are thrust into glamorous, intriguing circumstances.
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