Desperate Housewives S08E03 - Watch While I Revise The World

After all those years, you have to wonder...how did this not happen before?

Carlos and Susan have been around since day one and in the very basics, they aren't a wrong TV couple, so it was only a matter of time before that storyline reached the surface. And now it has, I'm thoroughly enjoying it. 

Morning Madness (10/4)

The TV world didn't sit still yesterday and I doubt it will today so no bones or cookies for them. Instead, use the little free time you have to be nice to your pets who do sit still when you want them to. Meanwhile, AngrodTV has gathered the highlights of all the TV news you may ever wish, right here for you. Now can I get a cookie?

Desperate Housewives S08E02 - Making The Connection

In the season's second installment the mystery slowly starts to unfold. As a marvelous homage to the show itself, we're reminded why this concept works so well.
Many years ago this show started with one of the better mysteries on television. The idea of housewives bearing secrets was incredibly refreshing and deceptive. For all we knew, our own mothers had letters in the mail. For its final season it was a great move to revisit that very same mystery and try to spin it in a new way. That very twist ensured my return to the show and I'm not disappointed.

Review: Desperate Housewives S06E18 - My Two Young Men

What to do with perfectly good food? How to out yourself to thy neighbors? Am I replacing my son with my dead-husbands bastard? Is selling chocolate at a I-survived-cancer party OK? All of these questions (and more) could've made up for much more interesting documentary's than Sunday's installment of Desperate Housewives. In an episode that exceeded every expectation of the show's capability of not just stopping progress, but actually get stuck in lame-story land and reside their until future notice...

Review: Desperate Housewives S06E17 - Chromolume #7

A decent episode that jumps ahead (or way back) with story lines and characters in a big way, leaving you neither surprised nor satisfied. But it wasn't all bad either, leaving you in the middle wondering if this was either a case of the shark or nice progression.

While You Were Away: Casting Updates

You really can't take a break from television news, especially in the midst of casting season. So when you go out for one day, it feels impossible to catch up. But for Angrod TV, I'll try. Here are the latest casting updates in a short-style to-go box, including cast members from Ugly Betty who find life after Mode and some empty houses on Wisteria Lane...

• Jeri Ryan has joined ABC's Body Of Evidence
• Nate Corddry and Jonathan Sadowski snagged the leads in NBC's Our Show
• Robert Patrick had signed on for ABC's Edgar Floats
• Alicia Witt will join him as the female lead
• Allison Miller landed a role in CW's Be-Twixt
• Alan Ruck will play in CW's Wyoming
• Matt Lauria and Devin Kelley have come abord FOX's Ridealong
• Parks & Recreation is getting busy with both Rob Lowe and Adam Scott signing on for recurring roles
• Scott Caan landed the role of Danny "Danno" Williams on CBS' Hawaii Five-O
• Scott Porter nabs the lead in CW's Nomads
• Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty) stays with ABC (and Becki Newton) for True Blue
• Debra Messing is coming to ABC for Wright vs. Wrong
• Ryan Devlin will play the son to William Shatner in Sh-- My Dad Says for CBS
• Blair Underwood becomes president during NBC's The Event
• Nicole Steinwedell and Brooke Nevin will star for FOX in Breakout Kings
• Carmen Ejogo has taken a role in CBS' Chaos
• Dana Delany might get the lead in Body Of Evidence, though nothing has been finalized
• SPOILER ALERT: Drea de Matteo will leave Desperate Housewives before season's end
• SPOILER ALERT: Michelle Rodriguez is the latest Lost-ie to come back to the island

So did any of your favorite actors land a role in pilot season? Do any of the new shows sound more appealing as casting continues? Sad that some will leave their shows?

Review: The Middle S01E16 - The Bee

If a comedy can pull of to feature a similar story to a drama earlier in the week, but still keep it interesting, it's doing something right. So when this week's The Middle came with a 'forgot-birthday' story line just like Desperate Housewives did on Sunday, the question was if it could hold. It did, and possibly more funnier too.

Julie Benz acquires super powers

Julie Benz, former Dexter star who is now recurring on Desperate Housewives as stripper Robin, has landed a lead role on the new ABC drama pilot No Ordinary Life.

The new show, which is slated for fall season, centers around a typical American family, only, with super powers. Previously, Michael Chiklis from The Shield already signed on to play Jim, a former artist-turned-police artist with special abilities. Benz will play his wife, a scientist with a power for super speed.

No Ordinary Family comes from Greg Berlanti, the man behind Brothers & Sisters, Eli Stone and Dirty Sexy Money.

Review: Desperate Housewives S06E16 - The Chase

With this episode, Desperate Housewives continued with it's new storylines and kept it's pace while also finding the time to give recurring roles some well deserved attention.

Review: Desperate Housewives S06E15 - Lovely

Introducing a new character into the group, 'Lovely' is certainly a good way to go. But the episode leaves you wondering how much of it all was relevant.