Review: 'How I Met Your Mother' - 'The Time Travelers'
An iffy episode surprisingly builds to an emotional high point
Neil Patrick Harris and Josh Radnor... and Neil Patrick Harris and Josh Radnor... and Neil Patrick Harris and Josh Radnor... in "How I Met Your Mother."
A review of last night's "How I Met Your Mother" coming up just as soon as I DVR the news...
Review: 'Revolution' - 'The Stand'
What did everybody think of the NBC drama's return?
Billy Burke as Miles Matheson in "Revolution."
I weighed in on the return of "Revolution" in this morning's post, but I have a couple of spoiler-iffic thoughts on the premiere coming up just as soon as I drive here in a Cutlass Ciera...
Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, episode 174: 'Game of Thrones,' 'Revolution,' 'Orphan Black' & more
Dan and Alan also talk 'Happy Endings,' Jaypocalypse 2.0, 'Mr. Selfridge' and answer your mail

It's a mono-coastal installment of the Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, as Dan is back home for Passover. You tell us if you notice any appreciable difference in sound quality from us being only a few hundred miles apart rather than close to 3000 30000. It's a busy show, with talk about "Game of Thrones," "Revolution," BBC America's "Orphan Black," and a lot more. The lineup:
And as always, feel free to e-mail us questions for the podcast.
Review: 'Revolution' returns, hoping to turn the lights back on at NBC
Can the sci-fi drama and 'The Voice' pull NBC out of last place again?
- Critic's Rating C+
- Readers' Rating C
Tracy Spiridakos as Charlie in "Revolution."
In the narration that begins most episodes of "Revolution," the hit NBC drama about a future dystopia where electricity has ceased to function, the show's hero Miles Matheson (Billy Burke) tells the audience, "We still don't know why the power went out, but we're hopeful that someone will come and light the way."
Review: 'The Walking Dead' - 'This Sorrowful Life'
Merle tries to do Rick's dirty work, while Glen gets Maggie some jewelry
Michael Rooker as Merle in "The Walking Dead."
A review of tonight's "The Walking Dead" coming up just as soon as I crank up some Motorhead...
Review: 'Shameless' - 'Civil Wrongs'
Frank exploits the gay marriage controversy, Lip worries about Karen, and Jimmy springs some news on Fiona
Bradley Whitford and William H. Macy on "Shameless."
A quick review of tonight's "Shameless" coming up just as soon as I discover the cure to comas...
Review: 'Southland' - 'Bleed Out'
Checking in on the great TNT cop drama midway through its fifth season
Michael Cudlitz and Anthony Ruvivar in "Southland."
"Southland" is one of the best dramas on television. It's also, unfortunately, a show where I tend to get to each episode very late, for one reason or another, which is why I haven't weighed in on any episodes from this fifth (and, unfortunately, possibly final) season. But I managed to see this week's episode only a day late, and I wanted to offer some thoughts on the season in general, coming up just as soon as I tell you I've read about the Marquis de Sade...
Review: 'Community' - 'Economics of Marine Biology'
Dean Pelton wants a rich slacker to attend Greendale, while Jeff spends a day with Pierce
On "Community," Jeff (Joel McHale) and Pierce (Chevy Chase) enjoy a day at the barber.
A review of tonight's "Community" coming up just as soon as I go to Dubai with that sheik I meet at Trader Joe's...
(End of) the late shift: Will replacing Jay Leno with Jimmy Fallon amount to anything?
Does the traditional late-night talk show format have relevance today, regardless of who's hosting?
Even when Jimmy Fallon does a fun bit like sing with Selena Gomez, isn't it easier to just watch online the next morning?
If those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it, then it's pretty clear that the current struggling administration at NBC has no more interest in history than the many failed ones it succeeded.
Yup, it's time for another round of late-night mayhem, thanks to reports in The New York Times and, before it, Hollywood Reporter, saying that NBC is barreling forward with a late-night succession plan that will have Jimmy Fallon replace Jay Leno as host of "The Tonight Show" sometime in 2014, whether during the Winter Olympics in February or in the fall of that year.
Review: 'The Americans' - 'Mutually Assured Destruction'
Phillip and Elizabeth have to stop a KGB assassin after the Center changes its mind
Nina (Annet Mahendru) and Stan (Noah Emmerich) in "The Americans."
A review of tonight's "The Americans" coming up just as soon as my thing is Ecclesiastical...

