Dylan Siegman - Page 2

Sadly, last week we didn't get a new episode of MARRY ME because some guy giving some special speech or something. Just kidding..as great as MARRY ME is, the President's State of the Union is slightly more important. Thankfully we get a new episode tonight and with the guest stars, I have a feeling it won't disappoint.

I was a very avid HAPPY ENDINGS fan, but found the series after it had sadly been cancelled. When I heard about Casey Wilson's new show, I was thoroughly excited, but also a little worried that it would be the same old gags and jokes from her previous show. I was very excited to find out that there is nothing to worry about because MARRY ME is a very different, but still quirky Casey Wilson, surrounded by an equally entertaining cast of secondary characters.

This week's episode, entitled “Aftermath” was billed as being so compelling that we would all be left breathless. Therefore, you could tell it was going to be one heck of an episode, rightfully so as it also happens to be the fall finale. Going into it, just know that you're going to have tons of questions that you'll have to wait until January to get the answers to!

Sadly, a few days ago, the news broke that SELFIE wouldn't last a full season. While it's going to be a hard goodbye, to a show that had a lot of promise, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy the episodes we have left, which is unclear at this point. This week's episode not only brought budding relationships, but also the return of the loveably quirky, Bryn, played by Allyn Rachel!

Things are getting increasingly intense in Arcardia, everyone. The virus keeps spreading and no one has any clue what's causing it or how to stop it. This week we get a lot of great acting from Mark Hildreth as Pastor Tom and Christopher Berry as Office Carl, even more shadiness from Michelle Fairley as Margaret, and the addition of Kyle Secor as Brian Addison. Relationships and friendships continue to blossom, all against the backdrop of a viral epidemic.

This week, due to last week's Fright Night for Halloween, we got a double-helping of SELFIE, so we should all feel #blessed. In tonight's two episodes we get a lot from the ensemble, including more hilarious scene with David Harewood as Mr. Sapperstein and Samm Levine as Terrence. Even more exciting than that is the fact that love is clearly in the air for Henry and Eliza as their relationship continues to blossom.

With Halloween being two nights ago, I was under the impression that, just like most other shows, RESURRECTION would have a holiday-centric episode. Clearly I was wrong. Despite the lack of All Hallow's Eve and my initial disappointment, this week's RESURRECTION proved to be plenty spooky and satisfying. Finally we're getting some answers, but at the same time due to all of the drama, we're getting more questions too.

Everything continues to get darker and sketcher on RESURRECTION. More secrets from people's pasts are coming out, old 'friends' are resurfacing, and more and more questions are being left underanswered. Right from the beginning of tonight's episode, entitled 'Will,' we get some important information, that Maggie thinks Arcadia some sort of flu or pneumonia has hit Arcadia, but only for the Returned, which is now up to 6. Well 7, but Bellamy hasn't told anyone else about himself other than Jacob. Sheriff Langston shows Bellamy the bone fragment from the factory and explains the connection between the “trucking accident” at the factory and the Returned. Fred knows his mother is hiding something but won't tell him so he trusts Bellamy to take a shot at cracking Margaret. It's nice to see these two playing nicely together! Good job, boys!

Although there have been numerous articles claiming that SELFIE is likely to get cancelled, I haven't given up on it yet. Tonight's episode was full of important lessons as well as great, albeit random guest stars including FREAKS AND GEEKS and NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE's Samm Levine, recording artist and model Amber Rose, and the Man Your Man Could Smell Like himself, Isaiah Mustafa.

Last week's episode of RESURRECTION made me not want to trust Margaret and it looks as thought this week's episode, entitled 'Old Scars' isn't going to change that much. Michelle Fairley has been such a great addition to the show itself as well as the drama within the show, and it seems she's not going to stop stirring the pot at any time soon.

Tonight's episode of SELFIE, entitled 'A Little Yelp From My Friends' steps out of the Eliza and Henry narrative and ventures into other relationships within the Kindercare Pharmaceuticals office. With wonderful performances by BUNHEADS and HORRIBLE BOSSES' Jennifer Hasty and BOB'S BURGERS and VEEP's Brian Huskey, the episode is full of humor, as always, but also throws in some drama.

Last week's episode of RESURRECTION ended with Margaret Langston in the Old Langston Factory digging for something, which we eventually found out was a bunch of bones. Whose bones were they exactly? Well, we didn't find that out yet. Tonight's episode has gotten us closer to finding the identity of the skeletons.

It's been a week since the official premiere of SELFIE and the verdict is still out on whether or not it's going to make it. On one side, people love the chemistry between Karen Gillan and John Cho while others are condemning the show for it's sexist nature. Every show has flaws when it's first starting out, so I think if we just give it some time, SELFIE will settle nicely into ABC's new lineup.

It's been a week since last week's Season Two premiere of RESURRECTION and I'm still trying to collect pieces of my head due to the incredibly mind-blowing nature of the episode. Emotions continue to run rampant throughout the town and life doesn't seem to be getting any easier for anyone.

Calling all members of Generation Y! Although the pilot has been online for a little while now, SELFIE officially premiered on ABC tonight, with some much needed edits. SELFIE, which is Lerner and Loewe's MY FAIR LADY (which was based off Bernard Shaw's PYGMALION) for the modern age, stars HAROLD and KUMAR and SLEEP HOLLOW's John Cho and DOCTOR WHO's Karen Gillan as an updated Henry Higgens and Eliza Dooley, respectively.

RESURRECTION fans can breath a collective sigh of relief now that the show is finally back! Just kidding, because multiple moments of Season Two's premiere episode entitled 'Revelation' will have you holding your breath. Right from the get go, we can tell the lives of the Arcadians are getting any easier. For those of who haven't watched yet, don't go any further unless you want to read SPOILERS!

SELFIE which is a billed as a reimagining of Lerner and Loewe's MY FAIR LADY (which itself is based off of George Bernard Shaw's PYGMALION) follows the #blessed life of Eliza Dooley (the modern version of the role that pushed Julie Andrews to stardom), played by DOCTOR WHO's Karen Gillan. Eilza works in sales at a pharmaceutical company but her real achievement is the thousands of friends and followers she's acquired on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

While the threat of a TV show getting cancelled is ever looming, RESURRECTION fans with many questions left without answers were elated when news broke that they'd be seeing the citizens of Arcadia, Missouri again. With two fan-favorite actresses coming to town, Season Two guarantees tons more intrigue and emotion.