If you listened to this week’s TV Casualty podcast, you probably already know this, but for those who don’t: this is my last week working at Dose.ca and, as such, this is the final entry on the TV Casualty … Continue reading →

Yes, you read that correctly: this is the final episode of the TV Casualty podcast. And on this very special occasion, Jeevan and I are joined by Dose.ca managing editor Jen McDonnell to talk about the best and the worst … Continue reading →

After several weeks hiatus from the podcast, Jeevan and I are back to discuss the 2011 Emmy nominations, which were announced today – and, surprise, surprise, we found some of the nominees to be controversial. Plus, we figure out why … Continue reading →

Ah, the Challenge. It’s a magical time of year, isn’t it? I have a difficult time explaining why the MTV Challenge is my favourite of all reality competitions, because it certainly doesn’t have the smarts of Survivor, nor … Continue reading →

If The Killing were anywhere near as good as it thinks it is, last night’s finale might - might - have been acceptable. But that would require The Killing to have developed interesting, believable characters and to have displayed intricate … Continue reading →

It’s strange how our tastes evolve. Not long ago, sitcoms without laugh tracks were considered strange and risky. Now, laugh track-less comedies are norm (with a few exceptions over on CBS, of course) and audiences have mostly realized that they … Continue reading →

This week on the podcast, Jeevan and I rehash the Twilight-a-riffic MTV Movie Awards, lament over the lack of van surfing on the MTV drama Teen Wolf, and gush over the brilliant storytelling (and throat-ripping) on Game of Thrones. … Continue reading →

The Killing hasn’t really been doing it for me in the last few weeks, as the focus on unimportant storylines only served to annoy me, while the characters were frustratingly flat – there are only so many “Hmm, I’m thinking … Continue reading →

This week on the podcast, Jeevan and I evaluate the quality of the men competing on the new season of The Bachelorette, and whether Ashley Hebert has what it takes to be “America’s Sweetheart.” Plus, we have a special pre-review … Continue reading →

Adam Hicks likes surprising people. For instance, the 18-year-old loves to throw people off with his freestyle rapping skills – most people don’t expect a redheaded kid to do that, he says. In fact, those skills helped him land the … Continue reading →