
Andy Dehnart There's only one multi-camera sit-com I watch, The Big Bang Theory, and there's really one good reason to watch it: Sheldon. Here are my thoughts -- and Jim Parsons' -- about why the character is so popular.
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Jim Parsons' Sheldon Cooper has helped CBS' "Big Bang Theory" grow from a middling, predictable comedy to television's best multi-camera sitcom.

Rocky Molina II great job at the ACP/CMA National College Media Convention . Loved your sessions, and your honesty. best of luck with your future endeavors.

Andy Dehnart Awesome news: HBO has reportedly ordered a third season of In Treatment: http://bit.ly/3vYnlD Such an amazing show, with exceptional performances and great writing. If you haven't seen it, definitely get the first two seasons on DVD:

Bonnie Calhoun Hollnagel Any news on an airdate for Solitary 4.0?

Andy Dehnart Non-reality TV reccommendation: Fox's Lie to Me. A smarter-than-average procedural that teaches you how to read people's faces. This second season is even better than the first, but all episodes are online for free.
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Show description: When you scratch your chin, wring your hands, wrinkle your nose or swallow too much, Dr. Cal Lightman (Roth) knows you’re lying. He doesn’t just think so – he knows so. As the foremost deception expert in the country, Dr. ...

Andy Dehnart Why I think Glee is overrated for what it actually is, and why I desperately want it to embrace its inner Popular.
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Fans love Fox's goofy show about a glee club of misfits. But the truth is, the show continues to rely on stereotypes and lacks forward momentum.

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"Jon and Kate Plus Eight" may still be airing, but the TLC series is all but over. Ironically, the show has finally become what everyone has always wanted and craved: the chronicle of a relationship's meltdown and destruction.

Mike Harris Hi Andy. Read your J&K+8 article and wholeheartedly agree. Time for TLC to pull the plug and these kids recover something of a normal life as children instead of pawns.

Andy Dehnart I can't wait to see Where the Wild Things Are next weekend, but I'm afraid that the trailer might be better than the movie, especially thanks to the great Arcade Fire song.
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An adaptation of Maurice Sendak's children story.

Andy Dehnart Non-reality TV, non-TV recommendation of the week: My friend Sam Greenspan's awesome web site 11 Points. Even if I hadn't once worked with Sam, I'd love his site's witty, insightful lists. Here's one of many favorites; check out the archive for great lists on every imaginable subject.
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Mattel financed the show. This isn't a what came first, the chicken or the egg scenario. The toys came first, Mattel wanted to help sell them by giving the toy characters backstories and exposure...

Laura Hey Andy, hope your having a great summer and enjoying the season of Survivor so far:)

Andy Dehnart Make sure to watch Modern Family tonight (ABC, 9 p.m.) -- it's fantastic, particularly if you love The Office and Arrested Development. What other scripted shows are you watching this fall, new or returning?

Andy Dehnart I'm watching the Emmys and covering the reality TV parts on Twitter. So far, Neil Patrick Harris has called himself a "reality junkie" and Cat Deeley is reporting backstage.
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Andy Dehnart A preview of fall reality TV. Best new show: Brick City (Sundance Channel, 10 p.m., all next week). And to follow my other reality TV coverage on Facebook, become a fan here: http://www.facebook.com/realityblurred
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There aren't a lot of new reality shows on the fall schedule, but plenty of popular standbys, including "Survivor," "Dancing With the Stars," and "The Amazing Race," have returned.















