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  • "Hell on Wheels": Gritty and realistic

    Any show that features an opening scene of a man being shot in a confessional booth is bound to grab attention. This holds true for "Hell on Wheels," AMC's newest addition of original programming. The opening scene, set in post Civil War America, shows a soldier walk into a church and attempt to confess for the atrocities he helped cause during the war, only to be gunned down from the other side of the confessional screen by slow-talking southerner Cullen Bohannon, played by Anson Mount.

  • once upon a time promotional A fairy tale for adults

    One of the unfortunate parts of growing up is when we begin to realize that all the fairytales that we believed as children are not true at all. There isn't going to be a prince waiting to sweep you away to a happily ever after, and there sure aren't any mice that are willing to clean my dorm room.

  • beavis and butthead "Beavis and Butthead" back after extended hiatus

    More than 18 years since its debut on MTV and after a 14-year hiatus, Mike Judge's "Beavis and Butthead" returns to television screens for a new generation. Many Eckerd students may be too young to fully appreciate the show; having barely been in elementary school the last time new episodes were aired.

  • psych photo Get "Psych"-ed up for new season

    "I can't believe this," Shawn said. "You lifted your look right off this mannequin! " " On the contrary, Shawn. Clearly, someone is stealing my look," Gus said. "Right... I did see Tommy Hilfiger creeping from bush to bush sketching you." Slightly harassing and highly entertaining, Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and childhood best friend Burton "Gus" Gustor's (Dulé Hill) playful bromance is the essence of the humor of USA show "Psych.

  • pan am photo Pan Am: retro lives on

    Get ready to take to the skies in ABC's delightful new drama "Pan Am." After the success of the 1960s' show "Mad Men," network television hoped to jump on the retro-bandwagon by ordering two shows set in the 60s'; NBC's "The Playboy Club" and ABC's "Pan Am.