Show of the Week: Modern Family

09/18/11 - 09/24/11

Make it no secret that Modern Family completely shattered all forms of the comedy category last Sunday night at the Emmy Awards...but after it's laugh-filled double episode season premiere this week, I think it's pretty clear to see that all the hype is completely justified. Coming off its many victories, the show returned into our doom and gloom lives, and enlightened them in a way that only the Pritchet and Dunphy families could in episode "Dude Ranch".

What You Should Be Watching: Nikita Edition

I always like to be honest with what I write on this blog, and after watching last night's episode of Nikita, I felt the need to publish an article like this to speak about why I feel more people should be tuning in to such a fascinating television show. Nikita centers around a scorned woman gone rogue from a secret organization called Division, after she discovers they were responsible for the murder of her fiancée, Daniel. Through romance, mistrust, and a whole lot of kickass action scenes, she strives to plot the group's demise as a running operation.

Star of the Week: Mayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory)

09/16/11 - 09/22/11

  "A guest in my trundle bed and a boy at my door? I wish I could tell thirteen year old me it does get better!"

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Much like "Show of the Week" honors our personal favorite program throughout the week in review, this feature will honor the single performance of a star who wow'd us with their intensity, their comedy, or whatever makes them...them!

USA Double Header: What Summer Shows Do I Miss Most?

It's no secret that Summer Television is chock full of primarily guilty pleasure shows that one can sit back and relax to, but throughout that crop of reality goodness, there stems a few bright lights that lead us to the tunnel of addiction...TV addiction that is.

This year, those freshman series guiding lights came to me in the form of USA Network Originals, Suits and Necessary Roughness.

Review: The Playboy Club (Season 1 - Pilot)

Monday night launched perhaps one of the more controversial series premieres of the 2011 fall season, in hopeful NBC hit, The Playboy Club. Whether it be from the PTC or the Mad Men fanbase, this program has already seen its fair share of critics, but now that the actual pilot has seen the light of day on television screens worldwide, how will it convey intrigued viewers?

The series, set in 1963, centers around Playboy, and the rising upswing of the "Bunnies" in such a time where the scantily clad females we see today were not all that popular. Hugh Hefner provides a voiceover or two, but is portrayed on screen as a younger version who's only viewed from the backside.

The Highs & Lows of the 2011 Emmy Awards

If you're like me, you're probably still abuzz with Emmy fever after last night's enjoyable telecast. Of course, we faced disappointment in some categories, but in others, we were overjoyed with emotion as if we just won the statuette ourselves!

Take a look at some of the moments that stuck out to me from last night's show, whether for positive or negative reasons.

2011 Emmy Award Winners List

It's the big night! Tonight, we will see who's hard work over the 2010-2011 year in television has paid off when the golden statuettes are distributed. It's no secret we will not all agree with the winners, but to find out if your favorites snagged the honor, check out our live results below as the show happens!

SNUB CITY: A Look at What Remains Unappreciated in Awards

It's no secret that with such a limited amount of spots on the ballot for award shows, not everyone can get the proper recognition they so rightfully deserve, but sometimes it can begin to grow frustrating just watching your favorite shows ignored year after year after year.

In this article, we take a look at five programs that just never seem to see the light of day when it comes to emmy nominations. Make no mistake about it, we are overjoyed to witness hits such as The Good Wife, Parks & Recreation, and Modern Family see success and accolades, but one has to wonder how some of the following seem to go every year without even the slightest chance at securing the golden statuette.

Without any further ado...

Show of the Week: True Blood

                                                      09/11/11-09/17/11

With the first week of the fall TV Season upon us, it comes as a surprise to be debuting our new self-explanatory "Show of the Week" feature on a program that just had it's season finale, but there is no superior episode to bring attention to this week than True Blood's "And When I Die".

Review: Ringer (Season 1 - Pilot)

SHEEEEEE'S BAACCKKKKK!  

Yes that's right, Sarah Michelle Gellar is back on the tube, starring in the new CW thriller entitled, Ringer. Gellar portrays Bridget Kelly, a woman on the run who steps into her twin sister, Siobhan's (also played by Gellar), seemingly perfect life when she mysteriously falls overboard during a sisterly boat ride on the water.

EMMY'S 2011: Who Would I Choose to Win

It's the most wonderful time of the year. No...not Christmas, but The Emmy's!

Emulating Sunday night from the Nokia Theatre in sunny Los Angeles, this FOX hosted awards show will honor the 2010-2011 year in television. There's sure to be just as much triumph as there is heartbreak once the statues go out tomorrow, but hopefully not much of the latter. Make it no secret that we all have our favorites heading into the show, but how will the judging panel respond to a ballot full of worthy candidates?

Here at TVRunsMyLife, the judging is in my hands, as I take a look at the top categories, and choose who I feel should emerge victorious.

Without any further ado...

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