Michael Emerson as Harold Finch in Person of Interest. (Giovanni Rufino/Warner Bros.)
I know I could be recommending the Parade of the Delusional, which is what the first few audition weeks of American Idol always is. But I'm going to go out on a limb and point you to a repeat.
That would be Thursday's reprise of the season two premiere of Person of Interest -- one of those shows with a premise bigger than an hour can usually deliver.
Like The X-Files before it, and Fringe, Person of Interest seems to be making the transition from self-contained episodes to an ongoing (and possibly complicated) narrative arc.
This can be a good thing (Fringe) or a creative tarpit (X-Files).
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Reporter congratulates Matthew Perry on sitcom axe In what could be one of the biggest live celebrity interview fails of all time, a Fox sports reporter congratulated Matthew Perry on the cancellation of his show “Go On” (which lasted one season) during an NHL game. The impromptu interview ... Read more
Kristen Wiig return bloody funny Welcome back, Kristen Wiig! Has it really been 11 months already? Stick around a while longer, won't you? Like, maybe a few more seasons? It's great when former Saturday Night Live cast members return to host the show, but always a little sad when you're ... Read more
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