Andrew Weber blogs about TV at The Drug of the Nation. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. In the light of The Sopranos’ star James Gandolfini’s unfortunate recent passing, and the end of Mad Men’s sixth and penultimate season, there’s no better time to answer the most pressing question concerning those two shows. Who cheated on his wife with… Continue reading Who had the most affairs? Tony Soprano vs. Don Draper
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Five Alternative Premises for “The Bridge”
Andrew Weber blogs about TV at The Drug of the Nation. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. The Bridge, which debuted on FX last night, is about a Mexican detective and an American detective working together to solve the mystery behind a pair of bodies left on the border between El Paso and Juarez. However, upon hearing the… Continue reading Five Alternative Premises for “The Bridge”
Review: Under the Dome
Andrew Weber blogs about TV at The Drug of the Nation. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. Under the Dome is an extremely literal title. The main characters, primarily the residents of the small (presumably New England, since it’s written by Stephen King, but not specified that I can recall) town Chester’s Mill, along with some people who… Continue reading Review: Under the Dome
Review: Ray Donovan
Andrew Weber blogs about TV at The Drug of the Nation. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. After an opening which shows Jon Voight getting out from prison, Ray Donovan begins like a USA program; I could even imagine the narrator explaining the premise, with something like this. “Ray Donovan, LA’s fixer to the stars, is the best… Continue reading Review: Ray Donovan
End of Season Report – Mad Men, Season 6
Andrew Weber blogs about TV at The Drug of the Nation. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. Two statements to start off this report on the just finished sixth season of Mad Men: First, this was probably the weakest season of Mad Men yet. Second, even at its weakest, Mad Men is more interesting and provides… Continue reading End of Season Report – Mad Men, Season 6