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The incredibly acerbic superstar Chef has turned the heat up this season, watching this program is like reliving your worst day at the most horrible job ever. I've actually worked in environments like this, as an artist, so it's cathartic in a way to observe from afar Ramsay's screaming and yelling fits tempered with his patented faux outrage. Li'l Bush returns on Thursday, March 13th, it's Comedy Central's animated satire on the White House gang done in the style of those old Saturday morning shows that made juveniles out of adult characters. All of the Washington power players are represented as elementary school kids (heck, they act that way anyhow).  Canterbury's
LawI'm not a big fan of courtroom dramas, in fact I avoid them at all costs, but Canterbury's Law I found to be surprisingly invigorating. It's an off-kilter, edgy legal drama that focuses on a hard-hitting, driven defense attorney. This hour-long series is produced by Dennis Leary and Jim Serpico (the guys behind Rescue Me) and stars Julianna Margulies (ER, The Sopranos) as a brash, unapologetic attorney who will stop at nothing to get what she wants both in and out of the courtroom; a multi-faceted woman with as many personal entanglements as legal. |
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