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Take a Look Back at the House Series Finale
22 May 2012 2:35 PM, PDT | BuzzSugar | See recent BuzzSugar news »
House came to an end after eight seasons this week, and the series went out as unpredictably as the curmudgeonly doctor himself. The final episode also saw the return of several original cast members, and whether you watched or not, it's fun to see actors like Jennifer Morrison, Olivia Wilde, Kal Penn, and Sela Ward back on the scene. Check them all out as you say your final farewell to House. Photo courtesy of Fox View Slideshow › »
- Shannon Vestal
'House' Goes Out With A Bang
22 May 2012 8:39 AM, PDT | MTV Movie News | See recent MTV Movie News news »
Series finale, 'Everybody Dies,' was flawed yet moving.
By Tami Katzoff
Hugh Laurie in the "House" finale
Photo: Fox
In the eight years "House" was on the air, the title character had plenty of opportunities to die: He'd been shot, electrocuted, in insulin shock and cardiac arrest and involved in a horrific bus crash, and he'd taken enough drugs to kill him many times over. Another chance came during Monday night's series finale — and it was a big one.
(Warning: Spoilers ahead!)
The episode, fittingly titled "Everybody Dies," starts off with the doctor lying half-conscious in a burning building after a heroin binge. Beside him lies his Patient of the Week, already dead. We know that he's facing six months in prison for violating his parole, and his best bud, James Wilson, is dying of cancer. Things do not bode well for Dr. House.
The story of the final »
'House' series finale - 'Everybody Dies': Deconstructing Gregory
21 May 2012 11:42 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
The final episode of "House" brought back just about everybody (with one big exception) who's played a significant role on the show and presented us with a "This Is Your Life" sort of story for its central character.
It also mixed in some of the storytelling technique of one of the show's finest episodes, Season 1's "Three Stories," borrowed a little from "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and House's literary predecessor Sherlock Holmes and came to, if not the happiest of endings, at least a happy enough one for its central relationship, that of House and Wilson.
"Everybody Dies" was an ambitious episode, both thematically and in terms of production, and it's hard not to respect the show for going for it in its last episode. But for about 53 minutes, it was also kind of depressing. That mood reversed pretty quickly in the final scenes, and in a way that »
- editorial@zap2it.com
'House' series finale recap: 'Everybody Dies'...did House?
21 May 2012 7:09 PM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
The big question going into tonight’s series finale of House was whether or not Dr. Gregory House would die.
Between the rumored returns (Kal Penn, Amber Tamblyn, etc.) and the scary-sounding title of the last episode, spoiler-loving folk knew something afoot. Would House have a pre-death trip through his history? Would everyone meet up for a funeral? Would all of House’s friends gather in a big intervention? At several points during the show’s last episode, I thought I had it all figured out, but true to House form, it had me guessing until the very end. Ultimately, »
- Sandra Gonzalez
House Finale Review: Enjoy Yourself
21 May 2012 7:00 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
Enjoy yourself. This is the very last thing we hear on House.
Ultimately, Hugh Laurie was right when he gave an interview at the House wrap party. He was asked about one word to describe the finale and after pondering it for a moment, he suggested that, even with a title like "Everybody Dies," the episode was actually "uplifting". I almost don't recognize this feeling I have right now because it's been a rarity. Satisfaction. I feel satisfaction at this ending.
Now, that's not to say that this finale was not without its flaws. But in terms of some of the specific character journeys, I'm left feeling like I can move on from this show without hesitation. The episode opens with House lying on the ground next to his dead patient. I still am unclear about how House and this patient arrived at this point, but what difference does it make? »
- lisabethpalmer@gmail.com (Lisa Palmer)
CSI: NY: Ratings for the 2011-12 TV Season
16 May 2012 11:30 AM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
Here are the latest TV ratings for the CSI: NY series. Led by detectives Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) and Jo Danville (Sela Ward), a team of NYPD forensic scientists and police officers uncover the circumstances behind unusual deaths and other crimes. The eighth season of CSI: NY typically airs Friday nights at 9pm on the CBS network.
These are the TV show's ratings for the 2011-12 season, the best way to tell if CSI: NY will be cancelled or renewed for a ninth season. Check out our CBS ratings report card to see how this show's numbers compare with the others on the network.
These figures will be updated as the weeks progress so be sure to bookmark and return to this page:
Final season eight averages: 1.6 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 9.94 million total viewers. »
- TVSeriesFinale.com
CBS Cancels 'CSI: Miami,' 'Rob' & 'NYC 22,' Renews 'CSI:ny'
13 May 2012 11:59 AM, PDT | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
It's the end of 10 seasons of investigations, pun-filled taglines and best supporting sunglasses on "CSI: Miami" -- CBS has canceled the long-running series.
Star Eva Larue visited "Live with Kelly" last month to lament the fact that the show didn't get a proper send-off, if that was to be their series finale, after their episode order was cut to 19 to make room for Robert De Niro's rookie cop drama "NYC 22."
"It's not fair, we didn't get to tie it up right," Larue said. "After 10 seasons, we ended in a bar. That doesn't seem right."
But there you have it -- "CSI: Miami," ending in a bar. CBS sent out this quote with the official announcement:
“'CSI: Miami' leaves an amazing television legacy -– a signature look and style, global popularity and as a key player in CBS’s rise to the top over the past decade. »
- The Huffington Post
CBS Cancels 'CSI: Miami,' 'Rob' & 'NYC 22,' Renews 'CSI:ny'
13 May 2012 10:01 AM, PDT | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
It's the end of 10 seasons of investigations, pun-filled taglines and best supporting sunglasses on "CSI: Miami" -- CBS has canceled the long-running series.
Star Eva Larue visited "Live with Kelly" last month to lament the fact that the show didn't get a proper send-off, if that was to be their series finale, after their episode order was cut to 19 to make room for Robert De Niro's rookie cop drama "NYC 22."
"It's not fair, we didn't get to tie it up right," Larue said. "After 10 seasons, we ended in a bar. That doesn't seem right."
But there you have it -- "CSI: Miami," ending in a bar. CBS sent out this quote with the official announcement:
“'CSI: Miami' leaves an amazing television legacy -– a signature look and style, global popularity and as a key player in CBS's rise to the top over the past decade. We »
- The Huffington Post
'CSI: NY' vs 'CSI: Miami': Which should go?
3 May 2012 1:13 PM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
Anthony E. Zuiker may argue otherwise, but the CSI franchise can’t go on forever — which is why rumors persist that at least one of the series could meet its maker by May 16, when CBS presents its fall 2012 lineup to advertisers. Common sense would dictate that CSI the mother ship should go first: It’s been on their air since 2000 and has lost three major players (Gary Dourdan, William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger) in the last decade. (We’d mention Laurence Fishburne, too, but honestly … do you miss him that much as Langston?)
But the long-running procedural has recaptured some mojo »
- Lynette Rice
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.11: "Who's There"
9 April 2012 6:35 PM, PDT | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
A couple make small talk at dinner, interspersed with flashes of what is about to befall them. Their home is invaded and the husband is killed presumably during the attack. It was apparent their marriage is over. Flack (Eddie Cahill) says the wife called for help which must have been a feat itself considering she was bound, gagged and in the bedroom. There were two intruders and both wore ski masks, what we'd call balaclavas. The daughter Megan, (Heather Sossaman) was at the movie theatre. Mac (Gary Sinise) questions all the houses in the neighbourhood to find out "why the attackers chose this one?" Lindsay (Anna Belknap) processes the Cs as we get more flashes of the events from the night. She finds a ski mask under the husband, Ron's (Vincent Ventresca) Db and the empty box that was delivered. Jo (Sela Ward) finds a hair from a slashed painting. »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.10: "Clean Sweep"
2 April 2012 5:30 PM, PDT | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
A cage fight ensues, where Petrov (Tito Ortiz) is beaten by Ryan. He accuses Ryan of cheating and they make it seem like he holds a grudge against him and will be up to no good. A burned Db is found. Flack (Eddie Cahill) asks Mac (Gary Sinise) if he's skipped breakfast. A melted driver's licence was found which Ided him as Ryan (Alex Nesic). Mac believes the Db was burned here and accelerant was used. The body was allowed to burn. Mac: "Somebody wanted to destroy the evidence." Sid (Robert Joy) is out of autopsy again and gasoline was used. Hawkes (Hill Harper) wonders why it kept burning, not being pedantic but he was an Me before and they didn't need for him to ask that question, though it was for our benefit. Sid believes it was the candle wick effect. His clothing kept on burning like an inside out candle wick. »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
‘Bully’ Hits A Chord With Twittering Celebs
29 March 2012 12:46 PM, PDT | Deadline New York | See recent Deadline New York news »
Based on the reviews I’ve read of the documentary Bully, the MPAA’s decision to uphold an R rating that excludes the target audience seems one of the ratings board’s more absurd judgements. Releasing unrated is a gamble, and The Weinstein Co co-chairman Harvey Weinstein and his team tried to stack their odds by taking to Twitter, and the response was resounding. They’ve reached over 105 million followers from individual tweets and another 10 million from organizations. Among the celebs who’ve participated in tweeting the film are: Justin Timberlake, Jessica Simpson, Mariah Carey, Jonah Hill, Katy Perry, Piers Morgan, Joel McHale, Jimmy Fallon, Ryan Seacrest, Kristen Bell, Ricky Martin, Arianna Huffington, Elizabeth Banks, Zooey Deschanel, Kate Bosworth, Kerry Washington, Brad Wollack, Rachel Zoe, Hugh Jackman, Rosie O’Donnell, Chelsea Handler, Khloe Kardashian Odom, Kim Kardashian, Paula Abdul, Kathy Griffin, Jeri Ryan, Jay Manuel, Alyssa Milano, Mandy Moore, »
- MIKE FLEMING
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.09: "Means to an End"
29 March 2012 10:08 AM, PDT | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
Jo (Sela ward) is thrown against a mirror and hovers between consciousness, as a man walks around the room, which we know can only be Curtis (Jason Wiles) and throws bullets around. 48 hours earlier Jo spots a man outside the courtroom, who is revealed as Frank (Michael Weston). Serena (Jenn Proske) is distraught over Curtis walking free. Jo is adamant they will get him. The Senator (Jeffrey Nordling) asks how she can say that. Jo isn't involved in the case and "the case still fell apart." That's a damning indictment against Lindsay (Anna Belknap) and her skills if ever there was one, ha. 3 years ago Washington DC, a flashback to Jo meeting the Senator and Serena. He doesn't want any press involvement that's why he called in the FBI. Serena was drinking and blames herself. Present day Jo gets out the evidence and Mac (Gary Sinise) reaffirms she can't be on this case, »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.08: "Crossroads"
20 March 2012 1:05 PM, PDT | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
A man comes too on the floor of an apartment and the TV plays in the background, a scene about self defence and not being believed. He leaves on his bike. A jury and judge arrive to view a Cs and the judge is shot by a shooter on a bike. Mac (Gary Sinise) picks up his rolling cigar. Flack (Eddie Cahill) comments the criminal court judge was shot under the noses of the cops and the jury was sequestered. Judge Vinnie Corsica (Brad Blaisdell) was presiding over the Markov trial, a Russian mobster. Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) talks about him being the "Sammy Bull of Russian organized crime and Markov has "a dozen bodies on him." Mac: "Looks like it just went to a baker's dozen." Groan that was definitely one of Stella's lines. Hawkes (Hill Harper) and Lindsay (Anna Belknap) process the Cs. Hawkes finds a smashed bullet. Three »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.07: "Crushed"
12 March 2012 6:43 AM, PDT | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
A teen party goes viral and out of control when a balcony collapses, leaving one dead, Libby (Valentina de Angelis). Flack (Eddie Cahill) calls it "most parents' worst nightmare: someone spills their drink on a new carpet." Continuing, "Welcome to the end of the world as we know it." Wow Flack actually got the end line before the opening credits. Sid (Robert Joy) actually gets out of the autopsy lab to personally attend the Db at the scene. She was asphyxiated. Jo (Sela ward) estimates there were than fifty on the balcony, plus the marble table. Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) collects prints from the table. Back at the lab, Hawkes (Hill Harper) and Lindsay (Anna Belknap) calculate the stress analysis (could have just put her on the contraption.) Hawkes calculates without the use of a calculator, but Lindsay insists on using a calculator anyway, as if he'd be wrong. The balcony »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.06: "Get Me Out of Here!"
6 March 2012 11:05 AM, PST | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
College kids run around a cemetery on Hallowe'en and a girl falls into an open grave and lands on a Db. Jo (Sela Ward) comments, "It's not often you find a Db where it actually belongs." Mac (Gary Sinise) claims he was dead before he got here. Flack (Eddie Cahill) is canvassing the area for a murder weapon and Jo asks, "expecting the dead to speak." The Db was hit before the fall. Nice moment between Jo and Flack that's what gives this show so much more in terms of character development and why it deserves to continue. That and great storylines. Oh okay I've had my rant at the beginning, never mind! The Db has four phones on him, which Flack calls overkill Mac: "...so does dying in somebody else's grave." Fisher (David Burke) is responsible for the cemetery and claims he isn't trained to handle this kind of death, »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.05: "Air Apparent"
29 February 2012 11:42 AM, PST | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
A prisoner listens to Riley (Robbie Amell) play basketball on a smuggled radio. That opening scene looked like he was going to get out something other than a radio. Riley meets his brother Hank (Justin Bruening) at the prison and he wants to see his girlfriend. Cue his Db girlfriend. Flack (Eddie Cahill) ascertains she's been stabbed several times. Hank moved in three weeks ago. His name is written on the door in blood. Mac (Gary Sinise) "Looks like Angela left us a message." Hank is still on drugs, as Riley says a prayer at the dinner table and Flack arrests Hank. The Cs is processed and Flack questions Hank by showing him photos of the Cs, in particular the one with his name. He loves her. There was no forced entry. Flack posits it must be tough on him and how many times did he promise her he'd change. »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.04: "Officer Involved"
24 February 2012 6:35 AM, PST | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) wakes up in the street with blood on his head and still hazy. He reaches for the gun in his leg holster but it's missing. Cooper (Jeananne Goossen) has his gun. The other rookies tell him what happened. Cooper had to fire after Danny was hit with a bottle and the Db had a gun. Mac (Gary Sinise) tells Danny about Cooper being by him and Danny didn't ID himself as a police officer as this would have made matters worse. The rest of his story is based on what he's been told by the others. Hawkes (Hill Harper) and Adam (Aj Buckley) arrive at the scene to collect evidence and Lindsay tells Ia Adler (Dean Norris) she's taking Danny to the ER and he doesn't have to make a statement yet. Sid (Robert Joy) removed glass from the Db's hand, which matches Danny's headwound. The Vic, »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.03: "Cavallino Rampante"
13 February 2012 1:03 PM, PST | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
The scene opens with a woman who is dressing to impress and she meets up with another one. They steal a Ferrari and drive away. Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) briefs his rookie officers on the car theft ring. Sixteen Ferraris have been stolen over the past four months. The first time we get to see him doing a briefing as sergeant. Danny rides with his rookie partner Lauren Cooper (Jeananne Goossen) and they drive to five parking garages. At the fifth one they come across a parked Ferrari with the engine still on. There's a dead woman in the boot/trunk. One of the car thieves. Mac (Gary Sinise) arrives and comments on the murder, "That photo puts her behind the wheel, now we got to figure out who put her in the trunk." Jo (Sela ward) analyzes the interior and finds traces of powder flecks, as well as a crushed electric device on the ground. »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
Episode Recap: CSI: NY - 8.02: "Keep It Real"
8 February 2012 8:07 AM, PST | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »
Two men watch a woman perform on stage, she is the girlfriend of one of them. The man is later found shot. Lindsay (Anna Belknap) is on the scene after Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) has already arrived. Lots of lines follow about being busy and now she's looking for her husband, a police sergeant; scenes which always seem forced and oh so not romantic. Miranda, (Aly Michalka) the girlfriend found Michael (Sean Davis) shot to death and didn't know what to do as she tells Flack. (Eddie Cahill) Her dress is covered with his blood. Mac (Gary Sinise) returns and Danny says he knew he'd be back, then Lindsay has to get the final word in saying it was her who told him Mac would return. Mac suspects Michael was shot through the back and there's $20 notes lying around him. Miranda thinks Michael was doing fine for money since he bought her an expensive guitar, »
- mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
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