Joe Doe Hits Television, Somehow Isn’t Famous Yet
The chef who called out reviewers, bloggers, and publicists finally got his big moment on an extraordinary episode of 'Chopped.'
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
The chef who called out reviewers, bloggers, and publicists finally got his big moment on an extraordinary episode of 'Chopped.'
Hank moves to dispatch his pesky love interests.
Sex, drugs, and boxing in the season one closer.
A shocking turn in the case of the sleazy photographer turns this season upside down.
We can no longer deny that we're watching one of the most bold and unpredictable shows to ever air on television.
The most outrageous moments from the best episode this season.
Which would be fine with us, except that what this seems to mean is fewer and less absurd jokes.
Yet another promising story line appears to wrap itself up. Plus: video!
Two seasons in, the show has what is easily one of its most poignant scenes.
We see saintly coach Eric Taylor in a new, less flattering light. And much more!
Kristin and Audrina finally have it out over Justin Bobby — the guy's such a catch, you know.
The aliens are greeted with a prolonged ovation, as though the entire planet had just watched Nathan Lane on Broadway.
Barney: “Can’t fight when you’re not there. That’s what Gandhi taught us.”
Serena and Blair are at each other's throats in a way they haven't been since the first season.
elections, ink-stained wretches, white men with money, crime, health carnage, ballsy crimes, courts, barack obama, campaigns, the greatest depression, david paterson, party lines, sarah palin, congress, fox news, gossip girl, jared kushner, new york times, the greatest show of our time, the most important people in the world, election 2009, fort hood, health care, levi johnston, lindsay lohan, mayor bloomberg, neighborhood news, made-off, michael lohan, new jersey, a-rod, ballsy crime, bernie kerik, bill clinton, bill thompson