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PopSugar's Fall Favorite TV Picks
Tonight some of our favorite shows are returning and since Fall TV is officially here, enjoy my list of favorite new shows to watch. Sorry I am a bit late but considering Buzz has already dished on all her picks including, 5 to watch, 5 to skip and 5 she's on the fence with we know you have been very well informed already. The good news is Buzz and I agree on 4 out of her 5 to watch (sorry Reaper - we're just not that into you).
Jessica and Dirty Daisy Flee NYC
Jessica Simpson just got into NYC earlier this week, but it looks like she and Daisy were already on their way out yesterday leaving their hotel on the way to JFK. Guess this means no Fashion Week for these two this year. Speaking of looking your best, Miss Daisy seems a little not-so-fresh these days.
What To Sky+: Friday
- BBC1 has The Real Swiss Family Robinson and Friday Night With Jonathan Ross
- ITV1 has Moving Wallpaper, Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder and Pushing Daisies
- ITV2 has American Idol
- Ch4 has A Place in the Sun: Home or USA?, Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA and Date Movie
- Living has Boston Legal
- Sky Comedy has Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Sky Action/Thriller has Beowulf Sky Family has Pirates of the Caribbean at World's End
Fab Flash: Diesel's Dirty Thirty Hits Stores Tomorrow
Attention denim junkies. Diesel's highly anticipated Dirty Thirty jeans are set to hit stores tomorrow at 10 a.m. — sharp.
Pop Watch: Pushing Daisies, Episode 9 "Corpsicle"
After the short season of Dirty Sexy Money ended last week with episode 10, sadly this week's ninth episode of Pushing Daisies is also the season finale, due to all that striking the writers' did last year. But fear not, if you need another Daisies fix, those nice people at ITV have also decided to put the episode that they missed out (episode 2 aka "Dummy") online, so you can watch it here! But for now, here's my thoughts on last night's episode:
- For its final episode this series, the show left on a high note – with a great balance between drama and giggle-inducing cleverness.
- I was so happy to return to Young Ned's Play-Doh world.
Never Carry a Slobbery Ball Back From the Dog Park Again!
It's another great idea! It may look like a standard tennis ball/plush toy combo for your pampered pooches when in fact it's an item that makes your life easier.
Don't let your pups play with Daisy the Lab ($5) – you see, this doggie head clips onto your pets' leashes, or your bag.
Pop Watch: Dirty Sexy Money, Ep 2 "The Lions"
Last night's Dirty Sexy Money improved on last week's episode by giving me plenty of Brian being childish. And a little Jeremy being amusing too. So, without further ado, here's my thoughts and a recap.
Pop Watch: Dirty Sexy Money, Ep 1 "Pilot"
So, in last night's first episode of Dirty Sexy Money we were introduced to the mad, excessive world of the Darlings and their new (gorgeous) family lawyer Nick George. Poor Nick – his childhood was ruled by the wealthy family and now his adult life is going to be too. At least until he finds out what actually happened to his father.
Pop Preview: Dirty Sexy Money
We're in this weird stage at the moment TV-wise. There's a whole flock of new shows slowly starting over here, that have been running for a while pre-Writers' Strike in the US, so we've heard little bits about them but haven't had the chance to watch them in full yet. Earlier this week I mentioned the lovely Pushing Daisies to you, and now I'm going to introduce Dirty Sexy Money.
Anna Friel Returns In Pushing Daisies
One of my favourite new shows from the US is Pushing Daisies which will start over here soon on ITV. The cast, including our very own lovely Anna Friel, got together for Media's 25th annual Paley Television Festival in Hollywood at the weekend. The show's about a man called Ned who discovered as a boy if he touches someone who (or something that) is dead they'll come back to life, but if it's for longer than one minute, someone else in the vicinity will die to take their place.
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