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shipperxIn reading the TVGuide article on Big Bang Theory's finale, there was a quote that sort of summarizes why sometimes you just need sweet characters and comfort TV every now and again:
Sometimes we need that in our fictional characters.
Roush's Round-up:
One small gesture can be worth a thousand punch lines. This becomes clear in the last moments of The Big Bang Theory's funny and ultimately touching season finale (CBS, 8/7c), as the gang prepares to watch Howard Walowitz — or "Froot Loops," to his fellow astronauts (you'll learn why) — go into space. But not before hastily arranging an accelerated wedding for Howard and his beloved, Bernadette, whose one condition is that no Klingon be used in the ceremony. To which Sheldon declares: "What do you see in her?"
Also Roush's Roundup of The Vampire Diaries finale:
Among the night's other finales (unavailable for review): The CW's The Vampire Diaries (8/7c) wraps its third season with a device that's proving to be very popular this week: an origin flashback. (Revenge did it last night) As Elena looks back on when her parents — and poor Aunt Jenna — were still alive, the Salvatore brothers hit the road while their buddies the vampire (Caroline), hybrid wolf-boy (Tyler) and witch (Bonnie) each make fateful decisions. ...
And YAY! TBS saves the Cul-de-sac crew! Penny can!
TBS Saves "Cougar Town"
The cable network has ordered a fourth season of the comedy to begin airing in early 2013. In addition, TBS has purchased the rights to Cougar Town‘s first three seasons of 61 episodes that originally aired on ABC. “Cougar Town is a smart, whimsical sitcom that draws its humor from likable, relatable characters” said Michael Wright, president, head of programming for TBS. “We are thrilled to have Cougar Town moving to the TBS neighborhood as the network continues to expand its slate of original comedy series.”
"I think this episode really shows the love the characters have for each other," Rauch says. "They always do a very good job with showing that heart. Everyone puts up with each other's idiosyncrasies because they have this affection for one another. The finale highlights the fact that they are a family and have created this family of friendship..."
Sometimes we need that in our fictional characters.
Roush's Round-up:
One small gesture can be worth a thousand punch lines. This becomes clear in the last moments of The Big Bang Theory's funny and ultimately touching season finale (CBS, 8/7c), as the gang prepares to watch Howard Walowitz — or "Froot Loops," to his fellow astronauts (you'll learn why) — go into space. But not before hastily arranging an accelerated wedding for Howard and his beloved, Bernadette, whose one condition is that no Klingon be used in the ceremony. To which Sheldon declares: "What do you see in her?"
Also Roush's Roundup of The Vampire Diaries finale:
Among the night's other finales (unavailable for review): The CW's The Vampire Diaries (8/7c) wraps its third season with a device that's proving to be very popular this week: an origin flashback. (Revenge did it last night) As Elena looks back on when her parents — and poor Aunt Jenna — were still alive, the Salvatore brothers hit the road while their buddies the vampire (Caroline), hybrid wolf-boy (Tyler) and witch (Bonnie) each make fateful decisions. ...
And YAY! TBS saves the Cul-de-sac crew! Penny can!
TBS Saves "Cougar Town"
The cable network has ordered a fourth season of the comedy to begin airing in early 2013. In addition, TBS has purchased the rights to Cougar Town‘s first three seasons of 61 episodes that originally aired on ABC. “Cougar Town is a smart, whimsical sitcom that draws its humor from likable, relatable characters” said Michael Wright, president, head of programming for TBS. “We are thrilled to have Cougar Town moving to the TBS neighborhood as the network continues to expand its slate of original comedy series.”
