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FALLING SKIES Review (Episodes 1 & 2)

Episode 1×01: “Live and Learn” (Written by Robert Rodat, Directed by Carl Franklin)
Episode 1×02: “The Armory” (Written by Graham Yost, Directed by Greg Beeman)

I’m a pretty big sci-fi tv buff.  But I’m also pretty critical of what I watch.  I won’t just watch any old thing cuz I’m bored, you need get me invested with a good plot and strong character work, or I’ll stop watching.  So when I first heard about TNT’s new series Falling Skies, I was interested, but wary.

Review: WONDER WOMAN pilot

Scott Carelli reviews the new Wonder Woman pilot from David E. Kelley. Moderated by Matt Smith.

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