By the end of “The Bachelorette” last night, Clare referred to Dale as her fiance.
The other guys?
Background extras in the story of their romance.
And they know it.
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Author: Mark Perigard
Writer. Editor. Survivor. Half-man, half-metal.
‘Rome’: Welcome to hell
In this week’s episode of “Rome,” Niobe shows off her new dress, Vorenus bribes and blackmails an old friend, and Caesar and Brutus meet for a round of checkers.
What I’m trying to say is that this episode is one of the finest hours of television ever made, one that sealed my devotion to the HBO series and its makers for all time.
You want to know why I’m still writing about this series years after it debuted? This episode is the best example I can cite. It’s astonishing.
In HBO’s ‘The Undoing,’ a perfect life unravels
In HBO’s “The Undoing” (debuting Sunday night at 9), Academy Award-winner Nicole Kidman stars as a New York City therapist who has it all: a charming oncologist husband (Hugh Grant), a precocious son, and a comfy life most of us can’t even afford to dream about.
But what you don’t know can destroy you.
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‘Saturday Night Live’ is broken – but it can be fixed
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” delivered the best show of the season last night – which, admittedly, is damning with faint praise considering how abysmal the season has been.
But powered by the utter charm of guest host Adele, the show for the first time did not feel like a horrible chore.
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Death by cringe on ‘The Bachelorette’
Sure hope ABC had medics on hand for last night’s “Bachelorette.”
Because there was a slow oncamera death, and it was suicide by stupidity.
Mark Perigard 