Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, episode 101: 'Hell on Wheels,' 'Bones,' Charlie Sheen and more
Time for another Dan's Reality Round-Up, a review of PBS' 'Page Eight,' plus ratings talk

Happy Monday, and time for a busy, Dan-centric installment of the Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, in which we review "Hell on Wheels," the new season of "Bones," bust out another installment of Dan's Reality Round-Up, talk off the cuff about the Charlie Sheen/FX deal, and lots more.
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October 31, 2011 at 9:59PM EST Reply to CommentI think the popularity of Grimm and Once Upon a Time (and Terra Nova for that matter) isn't so much about fairy tales or genre stories as it is shows that a whole family could watch together which rightly or wrongly many parents feel is lacking on today's schedule.
About the Grimm 2.1 being silly/pathetic for NBC to be so glad about, I get where that comes from and joked in a similar way a few days ago, but at the same time keep in mind it was opposite a very popular world series. Instead of wondering if Fringe's absence helped it, NBC might be considering that it could have done even better with easier competition.
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November 1, 2011 at 9:32AM EST Reply to CommentHey Alan, something off-topic: Can you please fix your RSS feed? Every three or four days it automatically adds all articles of the past few days all at once (for a second time). This is really annoying.
Richard Pratt This is true ... much appreciated if it could be fixed.
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November 1, 2011 at 9:46AM EST Reply to Commentwould love to see a homeland discussion on your podcast in the near future.