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Reminiscing about shows of the past.

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Scarecrow and Mrs. King – CC Flashback and DVD review

‘Scarecrow and Mrs. King’ stands up to my memories and the test of time … and for those of you who don’t know it, think ‘Chuck’ … with Chuck being an ’80s housewife and Sarah being a macho male agent who doesn’t want a partner.

by Debbie McDuffee

Nip/Tuck – CliqueClack Flashback

Sure ‘Nip/Tuck’ just ended last week, but it’s never to early to look back fondly on some of the highlights of the show (and get over the incredibly disappointing series finale).

by Bob Degon

Slings & Arrows – CliqueClack Flashback

Slings & Arrows follows the escapades of Canada’s New Burbage Festival. Each season finds the festival tackling a different Shakespeare play as difficulties mount from all corners. A ghost, an insane director with a vision, corporate drones that want to take over the festival… In short, it’s a comedy, about drama.

by Brett Love

The Wire – CliqueClack Flashback

The Wire was one of the best shows on television, even if no one watched it and Emmy completed ignored it. Check it out!

by Bob Degon

CliqueClack Flashback – Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip looked to be a hands-down winner in the 2006-07 television season. Yet, as the season progressed, the show turned out to be more of a loser due to the heavy-handedness of its creator.

by Richard Keller

CliqueClack Flashback – Extras

I love Ricky Gervais. I think he’s one of the funniest people in the world at the moment, and I am super psyched that he is hosting the Golden Globes. Even the ads have me chuckling every time I see them. I usually despise everything about the Hollywood masturbatory display that they called awards shows, [...]

by Bob Degon

Boston Legal – CliqueClack Flashback

It’s difficult to judge a show after experiencing what came after it. Usually we grow with either the character (Frasier Crane), the story, or the creator (Aaron Sorkin). Yet I find myself on the opposite side of that experience, only now enjoying The Practice after loving Boston Legal for so long. I’m actually looking forward [...]

by Aryeh S.