Author Archives: Paige F MacGregor

The latest episode of The Cleveland Show aired on Fox this past Sunday and, despite not being quite as abysmal as the previous episode, it was wholly mediocre. Once again, the parts of the episode that featured Cleveland's stepson, Rallo, are the Read More

Paige examines the newest episode's exploration of gender issues and power as the Dollhouse accidentally sets a serial killer loose in Los Angeles. Read More

I think I can speak for Supernatural fans when I say that last week's episode reminded us why we became fans to begin with. I think we can all agree that it feels really good to have Sam and Dean back on the road together and focused on something other Read More

South Park takes on Ghost Hunters in the first new episode since April and delivers an episode chock-full of recently deceased celebs. Read More

Paige believes she has discovered the bible of interpersonal interactions and that it could feasibly solve all your relational problems... through astrology! Read More

Smoke and Gamble are an unsigned band with origins on MySpace and influences that range from Frank Black to Sam Cooke to the Chili Peppers. Paige takes a look at their debut collection. Read More

Paige reviews the second episode of the new Family Guy spinoff The Cleveland Show — in haiku. Read More

One of the songs off the soundtrack from the upcoming Black Dynamite is now available as a free download. Read More

Paige has a review/Of Mecum's Vampire Haiku./It sounds bloody great! Read More

The second episode of Family Guy's eighth season reminds Paige of some past episodes and leaves her pondering the future of Seth Macfarlane's franchise. Read More

Although I enjoyed "Instinct," it wasn't quite what I expected from the previews that followed the season opener and I must admit that I was a bit disappointed. The episode felt a bit schizophrenic, probably the result of the episode airing as the Read More

Overall, Zombieland is an awesome movie that will keep you laughing from beginning to end while still delivering the type of bloody zombie mayhem that we have come to expect of modern zombie films. Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, and Emma Stone have Read More