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Thursday, 15 September 2011 |
Written by
Noah Fleming
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As you no doubt know, “Private Practice” is the offspring of “Grey’s Anatomy.” Addison Montgomery split from Derek and joined her best friend in Santa Monica. But hey, it wouldn’t be a melo-drama if everything were all peachy. And these are certainly dramatic within this practice.This show seems to be best known for its dramatic season finales, practically upstaging the hospital shooting of “Grey’s Anatomy.” In the season two finale they left us with Violet laying on the floor, her baby cut out of her. Then in season three we find Maya and Dell in a car accident and an unexpected death. Then in season four, we are left with the possible disbanding of the Oceanside Wellness Group.As the fourth season opens we find the practice to be in mourning of Dell’s death. But once the season gets going it ...
Thursday, 15 September 2011 |
Written by
Noah Fleming
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As “Grey’s Anatomy” moves into its eighth season starting next Thursday, let’s take a look back at the previous season. Season six had brought us a new group of residents from Mercy West, a new love for Callie, and some shocking moments. So, what is left for season seven? Well, plenty apparently.The writers surprisingly found new, or at least well-conceived twists for the characters are seven years. The seventh season of this medical melo-drama doesn’t exactly have us on pins and needles, but there are some emotionally charged episodes. Few can forget the musical episode following Callie and Arizona’s car accident. The triumph and sadness that occurs throughout the season will pull at the heartstrings.That is not to say the entire season flows from beginning to end. There are several episodes, perhaps a couple more than usual that act more ...
Monday, 29 August 2011 |
Written by
Noah Fleming
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“A Cinderella Story: Once Upon A Song” is the third installment in the Cinderella saga by Warner Bros./Premiere in association with ABC Family. Surprisingly this title is making its DVD debut before airing on cable television.
As you may have guessed, as the third film in the franchise, the plot is fairly redundant. There is not much that is whole-heartedly original here versus the previous two films. I have to watch what I say here. Lucy, don’t hate me for saying this, but the premise falls flat with nothing to grab onto. I love you, but it is true.
Our beloved Lucy Hale is the girl up this time around, portraying our Cinderella. In the first film, Hilary Duff got the attic of a suburban L.A home. In the second film, Selena Gomez got the guesthouse of a Beverly Hills mansion. And ...
Thursday, 16 September 2010 |
Written by
Noah Fleming
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With the success of “Grey’s Anatomy” it was inevitable that it would result in a spinoff series. “Private Practice” fit the bill and the lucky girl chosen to move over to the new show is Kate Walsh as Dr. Montgomery. She starred in “Grey’s” for a while as Derek Shepherd’s ex-wife who starts working at Seattle Grace as head OBGYN.
The show, now going into its fourth season, has had its ups and downs. In season one it tried to find its foothold, but was still solid. Season two went relatively downhill, except for a cliffhanger like no other in the season finale. I’m happy to report that season three demonstrates some of the true power that the show holds.
Dr. Montgomery has purchased the practice but has invited everyone to own a share. Naomi has left the practice to head up ...
Thursday, 16 September 2010 |
Written by
Noah Fleming
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“Grey’s Anatomy” started out as a magical medical dramatic comedy. Despite all the past medical dramas, including “E.R.” and “Chicago Hope,” “Grey’s Anatomy” brought something heartwarming to the scene. However, after, most would say season three, the show became stale. It lost its magic.
Season four retained it viewers, but that fell off when it came to season five. Viewers felt the plots where the same and that the characters weren’t going through anything new. The show was in a rut. I know that true fans of the show out there love every minute, no matter the season, but somewhere along the way it lost some appeal for others.
Any show that I watch I always find some interesting aspect about it to focus on, even if the show as a whole isn’t working. So it is hard me to say that ...
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