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Grading 41 network fall 2013 shows: From first to worst
What are the best new shows of the fall 2013-14 season?
Let's rephrase that for this Must-See/Must Avoid list: What look to be the most intriguing, most noteworthy, most watchable new shows of the fall season, on Fox, NBC, The CW, ABC and CBS?
Ah, that's easier, right? Let's get some basics in order before we proceed here. Foremost, what you are about to read is based entirely on fleeting first impressions largely gleaned from trailers. It may be outrageously wrong — what seems at first glance good could be awful, and what seems awful at first glance could be just fine.
That's the peril with first impressions, except that come this fall, viewers — you — will be asked to make a whole bunch of viewing decisions based on nothing more than a network song and a prayer — and trailer. And with an increasingly crowded landscape — nearly 40 new broadcast network fall and midseason shows alone — the value of first impressions is greater than ever.
So here's the plan. I will rank these newcomers based on nothing more than a hunch, born of years — a lifetime, in fact — of tube-watching. You too can feel free to make your own hunches, too, though space and time here limit me from posting all of the trailers. Here's a final thought: I reserve the "right" — there is such a "right," right? — to change my opinion when I see the full episode later this summer, for review in Newsday.
Hey, there may be a whole bunch of pleasant surprises this fall, rendering my "first impression" list wrong and irrelevant. I hope so: TV surprises are nice. Predictable TV is a waste. So, networks, prove me wrong (or in those instances where the show looks good) right.
What does the fall season look like? You've heard it's buzz-free and you've heard correctly.
Here are two general impressions I've come away with:
* There are actually some decent dramas this fall/midseason — some exciting ones, too — but network TV refuses to make television for adults — that is, people who want something thoughtful, with a compelling narrative not dependent on the usual hooks (sex, violence). It clutches vainly to old models, old ideas, old styles. There are some genuinely interesting shows coming up, but they're mostly comic books. Nothing wrong with a comic book, but where's the smart provocative novel here?
* The comedy crop is grim. Is it too soon to say Comedy is Dead? No. Comedy is dead. At least network comedy is dead. Go to FX, or Comedy Central, or Netflix. Go anywhere and you'll find something more interesting or original. The networks need to rethink the form and rethink it fast.
Meanwhile, Here's how to read my scores:
75-100: Must-watch for lots of reasons, including — "this looks pretty good."
51-75: Sure, go head, what have you got to lose, except 44 minutes of your life, or 22 minutes, if it's a sitcom? But there could be some gold here.
50: The fencesitter score. Either we don't have enough info, or this could conceivably go either way — to the good or dark side.
30-49: Egads, not looking good. But some of this could end up being the biggest draw of the season ("Mom").
20-30: Don't waste your valuable time. This is probably toxic.
0-20: What the hell were/are they thinking?
To the list!
"Almost Human" (Fox, midseason)
Premise: Set in 2048 — which is not at all like 2013 — a cop with a $6 million leg and a few other assorted high tech partners, is partnered with a cyborg named Dorian (Michael Ealy).
Like: Everything. The cast — especially Karl Urban, the action; the premise; the excellent trailer . . . Now, if only the show is this good . . .
Dis: Nothing. Darn it, I'm excited about this show.
Grade: 100
"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." (ABC, Tuesdays, 8).
Premise: Agent Phil Coulson — Clark Gregg — is/are back, this time on the small screen, as he assembles some superskilled agents as they fight some strange extraordinary stuff going on around the globe.
Like: Pretty much everything here screams out "you must watch me, even if I am on Tuesdays at 8, and failing that, at least on iTunes or Hulu . . ." It's just one of those big brawny comic book concepts designed to bring some excitement back to network TV, and almost certainly will.
Dis: More money was spilled into the trailer than networks normally spend on a whole hour drama. Is ABC perhaps over-promising and overhyping here?
Grade: 100
"Resurrection" (ABC, mid.)
Premise: People of Arcadia, Mo. come back from the dead! In some instances, they have died years earlier, and "reborn" overseas (China) and find their way back "home." They have secrets. With Omar Epps.
Like: I'm actually pretty excited about this show. Some really good actors here — Kurtwood Smith, Frances Fisher, and of course Omar! He's back. But the idea is what's most intriguing — of love, and loss, and improbably of return. If this is done well, and the trailer indicates that it will be, this could be a terrifically engaging new series.
Dis: The only fear that this will drift into some new agey nonsense that'll strip it of any emotional power, and propel into the silly soup.
Grade: 97
"Intelligence" (Mondays, CBS, mid.)
Premise: It's "Chuck!" Just not quite as funny. With Josh Holloway as dude who has a chip planted in his brain that pretty much has all the information of the entire intelligence community planted in his brain which allows him to create "virtual information walls." I believe this is a short order that'll move into Mondays when "Hostages" takes a breather.
Like: Well, of course, cast! Marg Helgenberger. Josh Holloway. And this sort of "Chuck"-like idea taken to a logical, or semi-logical extreme, with a straight face. Plus, nice graphics. Plus, interesting/smart new Monday drama strategy for CBS. (See: "Hostages.") Certainly CBS's most intriguing newcomer, drama or comedy.
Dis: Nothing particularly. But I'm worried this might not be a CBS show, and the older audiences, which would after all sustain it, not watch at all.
Grade: 92
"Once upon a Time In Wonderland" (ABC, Thursdays, 8).
Premise: Bad doctors try to expunge the memories of one Alice, who recounts her trip down a rabbit hole where she sees odd stuff and falls in love with mysterious/handsome Cyrus . . .
Like: Looks to be 'nother beautifully executed/realized drama from the guys who brought you "Once Upon a Time" (Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz) and who are not particularly wedded to the source material. They go places Lewis Carroll probably never dreamed of or had cause to . . .
Dislike: It all feels a bit woolly-headed, and quite possibly not enough interested enough in the original source material — which, you know, had its strengths.
Grade: 90
"Hostages" (CBS, Monday, 10)
Premise: Family of surgeon who's about to operate on prez is taken hostage, and she's told to off the old boy; Dylan McDermott plays the bad guy — who is also — twist! — the good guy who breaks up hostage situations.
Like: Upon first hearing of this, first instinct was along the "uh-oh, here we go again" line. But the trailer does many things well, especially promising a more central role here for McDermott. There appears to be promise on many levels. Also, this is part of a new CBS short-season strategy, lifted from cable, in which a show runs for only about 13-or-so episodes before it cedes the time period over to another short-order series (see below). For viewers, this is appealing because is suggests there's a narrative that'll be wrapped or will at least progress to a climactic endpoint, and it sets them/us up to become more invested in the next — also short — season.
Dis: Wouldn't TEAMS of surgeons operate on the president? Unless he's having an abscessed molar removed? Just wondering.
Grade: 87
"The Michael J. Fox Show (NBC, Thursday, 9:30)
Premise: Beloved New York anchor Mike Henry returns to work. The complicating factor: He has Parkinson's.
Like: Easy one. MJF, of course, and the rest of the cast supports him well, if the trailer is representative.
Dis: Unfortunately, the trailer is unfunny — a little too reliant on the easy "I have a disability" jokes-that-aren't-jokes — and the whole idea of "America's favorite newsman returning" to his place of employ — NBC! — which sounds like the biggest product placement score of the year (except for a CBS show). But must-watch for one reason anyway.
Grade: 85
"Us & Them" (Fox, mid.)
Premise: Two young lovers find each other — and try to keep it real despite the oddballs and difficult parents (and parental expectations) that/who surround them . . .
Like: Plenty of things to like, especially Jason Ritter and Alexis Bleidel who look like they have some chemistry here — not easily achieved in the confines of a trailer — and the cast looks very good too: Jane Kaczmarek, Kurt Fuller, Dustin Ybarra, and especially Kerri Kenney. This show belies my theory that Comedy is Dead, so let's hope it's a winner.
Dis: Could be a bit too similar — tone-wise — to "New Girl."
Grade: 85
"The Originals" (CW, Tuesdays, 8)
Premise: the Original Vamp family gets its close up in this "Vampire Diaries" set in New Orleans.
Like: The idea that Klaus Mikaelson — Joseph Morgan — is back with his own series. This looks darker and creepier and altogether more interesting that "TVD."
Dislike: Trailer indicates the unholy spawn of Klaus is forthcoming? Soap alert!
Grade: 84
"Crossbones" (NBC, mid.)
Premise: John Malkovich as Blackbeard.
Like: John Malkovich as Blackbeard? Where do I sign up for that?
Dis: On paper, nothing seems amiss. Malkovich is a smart guy and no hack — surely he's not getting himself into standard network drivel, right? This could be an interesting NBC show. Of course, I could be wrong. Badly. But it does have the pedigree.
Grade: 80
"Super Fun Night" (ABC, Wednesdays, 9:30).
Premise: Three ladies go out, get drunk, try to do this every Friday.
Like: The most promising new sitcom of the new season? Maybe. Rebel Wilson is no slouch of a funny lady after all.
Dis: Noisy trailer seemed to think some of the gags are funnier than they are.
Grade: 78
"We Are Men" (CBS, Monday, 8:30)
Premise: Guys — rephrase that, multiple-times divorced guys — putting lives back together, and trying to help new friend who got alter-dumped.
Like: I may sound like a moron for saying this — but that's OK; I'm comfortable with my moron-ness — but this actually feels like it might be a funny show. The cast is at least funny — Tony Shalhoub, Chris Smith — and the trailer had some zip.
Dis: These testosterone-dripping guycoms can be dangerous to your mental health.
Grade: 77
"The Blacklist "(Mondays, NBC, 9)
Premise: Super-criminal-on-the-lam surrenders to FBI and offers help to capture terrorist, but only if he can speak to cute new FBI recruit . . . There are 20 other baddies on his "blacklist" he promises to help catch.
Like: Well, certainly James Spader in the lead; he's channeling some Hannibal Lecter, some Robert California, and even some Alan Shore here. As always, riveting.
Dis: This really does seem like one of those sttrrrrrettttched out concepts that don't withstand the scrutiny of logic. I mean, why only speak to her? Why come out of the cold? Why help catch other baddies? Whywhywhy? Of course, these questions — one assumes — will be answered.
Grade: 76
"The Crazy Ones" (CBS, Thursday, 9),
Premise: Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar, as father/daughter ad team. In the pilot, they try to con Kelly Clarkson to sing a commercial jingle . . . Also stars James Wolk who now goes by "Jimmy" for some reason.
Like: An energetic trailer that actually elicited a laugh/two from a golden-years Robin Williams.
Dislike: Not so much a dislike as "why is Sarah Michelle Gellar cast in this?" Is she funny? Really? Also, the trailer looks like an extended plug for McDonald's — another indication that advertisers are breaking down the walls to get bigger bangs for their big bucks.
Grade: 75
"Rake: (Fox, mid.)
Premise: Greg Kinnear in net TV debut as dissolute and brilliant lawyer with a crazy love life who takes up cases of those similarly ill-disposed.
Like: Well certainly Kinnear, who seems like he's found a good match in this dramedy for his style and strengths.
Dis: Tonally, it seems like its all over the place; a mishmash that hints at a show that doesn't completely know what it is or where it's going.
Grade: 74
"Sleepy Hollow" (Fox, Monday, 9)
Premise: Ichabod Crane (Tim Mison) bursts forth from the grave 250 years hence to help the local cops chase down the Headless Horseguy; and nab one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Like: The fact that Tarrytown finally has a network drama set there; I mean — come on! What took so long? Plus, the tone is kind of playful, indicating the creators have a sense of humor.
Dis: Honestly, seems kind of dopey, I'm afraid.
Grade: 73
"Surviving Jack" (Fox, mid.)
Premise: Yes, this is the pilot based on Justin Halpern "I Suck at Girls' autobio; experiences as a youth under the watchful eye of dad, who is Christopher Meloni.
Like: Christopher Meloni as a Father-Knows-Best comic figure? That's gonna take some getting used to. But he seems good here, in a dry, wry sort of way, and the show - officially a "period comedy," though set in 1991 - looks good too.
Dis: Nothing particularly egregious pops out. But gimme a minute..
Grade: 72
"Betrayal" (ABC, Sundays, 10):
Premise: Hot lady photog meets hot guy attorney, both married to someone else, presumably not as hot, at rooftop party in Chicago; one thing leads to next thing — AKA, the sack. More backstory: their illicit love yokes them to a complex plot involving city politics and murder . . .
Like: Seems to promise an above-average soap with enough intrigue to keep the ol' pot boiling away week after week.
Dis: Waaaay too complicated premise that requires a flow chart to understand what it's all about.
Grade: 71
"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" (Fox, Tuesdays, 8:30)
Premise: Smart-aleck cop bugs the by-the-book precinct bosses. Andy Samberg; Andre Braugher.
Like: Certainly Samberg who has a couple funny lines and looks good in trailer; always Braugher.
Dislike: Has there been a single funny copcom since "Barney Miller?" Plus, how much will Samberg succumb — or submit — to the relentless soul and show deadening practice of networks thinking their jokes, ideas, and executions are funnier or more effective than the creators?
Grade: 68
"Crisis" (NBC, mid.)
Premise: High school bus carrying spawn of DC VIP's hijacked. With Gillian Anderson, Dermot Mulroney
Like: That Gillian is finally back on TV.
Dis: Another one of those preposterous TV ideas; at least on paper anyway. But very little out there to make any sort of judgment on this just yet.
Grade: 67
"The 100" (CW, midseason)
Premise: One hundred or so years after nuke Armageddon, 100 survivors — naturally all young and attractive — are sent from a web of space stations circling above the earth where the rest of the survivors have lived for generations. They want to see if earth is habitable.
Like: In principal, lots of things. If CW springs for special effects, we could meet some bizarre creatures — certainly some bizarre humans — who were genetically modified by the nuclear fission. This could be "The Hills Have Eyes," CW-style!
Dis: My suspicion is that the 100 will meet other teens on earth — also very cute — who escaped the nuclear catastrophe. Love will ensue.
Grade: 66
"About a Boy" (NBC, midseason)
Premise: One-hit-wonder musician Will — David Walton — retires, moves next door to a lady (Minnie Driver) who's his exact opposite; plus, she has a kid. From Nick Hornby book.
Like: No trailer, but like fact that Jason Katims is writing/producing; and Walton starring.
Dis: Never read Hornby book but doesn't this sound all kind of like a typical sitcom set up? Say, a little too cutsey . . .?
Grade: 65
"Lucky 7" (ABC, Tuesdays, 10).
Premise: Seven gas station employees in Astoria chip in for Lotto and . . . win. But winning adds some complications.
Like: Well, Queens for starters; and originality. The idea of how money can change everything, or at least offer a rich vein of storytelling here.
Dis: Seems all over the place; plus a lot of stories to service, making this — or at least the trailer — confusing.
Grade: 63
"Believe" (NBC, mid.)
Premise: Tate, girl with amazing powers, like levitation, ability to control nature — you know, the usual stuff — hooks up with ex-con who comes to believe in her powers.
Like: Well, there could be some nice special effects, and some interesting story line . . . Help me — I'm reaching here.
Dis: Sounds little too much like "Touch," and we've been there/done that.
Grade: 60
"Ironside" (Wednesdays NBC, 9)
Premise: Ironside, in NYC
Like: Blair Underwood, who's getting on his smokysultrybadass thing here. It has a "Luther"-ish feel to it, too.
Dis: Another cop with take-justice-into-his-own-hands style. 'Scuse me while I stifle a yawn.
Grade: 59
"Dads" (Fox, Tuesday, 8) Premise; Eli (Seth Green) and Warner (Giovanni Ribisi, "Ted") are vid-game founders; then, their dads Crawford (Martin Mull) and David (Peter Rigert) move in and they've got other games to worry about. Like: This is Seth MacFarlane's live-action multi-camera, and surely Seth has a few ideas to shake up the moribund multicam world. Plus, the cast. Dis; The trailer was kinda wooden and by-the-book. It actually surprised me - I thought there'd be some sparks here, but...nothing remotely sparky. Too bad because the cast is quite good. Grade: 55
"The Tomorrow People" (CW , Wednesday, 9.) Premise: New generation of people - OK, teens - with "paranormal abilities." Like: Some cool, albeit retro, special effects in the trailer. Dislke: Isn't this "Heroes" 2.0 for everyone who just now has succeeded in forgetting about "Heroes" 1.0? Grade: 50
"The Night Shift" (NBC, Mid.) Premise: Nightshift at a hospital in San Antonio... Like: That San Antonio is finally getting its closeup. Dis: That this is being set-up as a TV hospital soap cliche, with the stubbled doc, the beautiful intern, the tough boss... But there's nothing to see, so not fair to judge this yet. grade: 50 (or incomplete - we have nothing to see here, so...)
"Mixology" (ABC, mid.) Premise: In one bar, Union, on one night an entire season will unfold, as ten singles find true love. Or at least love. Or something. Like; Interesting idea certainly, though hard to imagine how it could play out over a short-run season. Dis: Got bad vides from a trailer that struggled to find focus, or a single funny line, or a character - just one - who was likeable. That's a bad sign. Grade: 46
"Star-crossed" (CW, mid.) Premise: Alien teens (specifically, Atrian alien teens) enroll in a high school for real humans. Like: Anything to do with aliens, and this has never been done before, right?. Dislike: The aliens look like human teens except for badder-ass tattoos. It just seems like another CW teen soap. score: 45
"Trophy Wife" (ABC, Tuesdays, 9:30) Premise: Reformed party girl meets guy with two ex-wives. She marries into his extended family. With Malin Ackerman - "27 Dresses," "Watchmen," Bradley Whitford, Marcia Gay Harden , Michaela Watkins... Like: Akerman, who I don't think of as a comic actress, but I suppose "why not;" and just the general idea of an extension of the idea of "Modern Family.' Dis: Trailer portends a lot of cloying all-too-cute one-liners mixed with broad comedy. Simply put, looks bad. Grade: 41
"Reign" (CW, Thursday, 9) Premise: Mary Queen of Scots gets the CW treatment. Like: The idea that CW is actually doing an historical soap that might teach kids a little bit about English history. Dis: That this will undoubtedly be bunkum, and poor Mary will be beheaded again, this time by the CW. Looks like a high school, Elizabethan-style. Grade 40
"Mom" (CBS, 9:30): Premise: Newly single/sober mom - two kids - and her mom moves in. Like: Potentially an interesting premise - a reformed daughter trying to help her reformed mother, and not damage the two kids. Dis: Allison Janney, Anna Faris taking the money-and-running in this what-appears-to-be standard issue Chuck Lorre single camera, with the usual quotient of vulgar one liners that a studio audience for some reason decides is HY-larious. But Lorre knows how to make comedy that people seem to love and this already looks to be a new season success. Grade: 35
"Sean Saves the World (NBC, Thursday, 9)
Premise: Overburdened, single gay dad of teen daughter.
Like: The idea of a Sean Hayes comedy, in principal; and Thomas Lennon, who also stars.
Dis: Almost dislike everything here, though particularly the cloying age-old multicamera habit of making audiences hate multi-cam TV comedies . . .
Grade: 29
"Back in the Game" (ABC, Wed., 8:30).
Premise: Terry (Maggie Lawson) was all-star softball player until loser husband derailed her; has to move back in with dad (James Caan), a former big leaguer who's a lovable lout.
Like: Appealing leads, especially Lawson.
Dis: Super grating trailer that is like fingernails across the chalkboard; appears to come under heading, "Why People Hate Network TV Comedies."
Grade: 22
"Enlisted" (Friday, midseason, Fox, 9:30)
Premise: Three brothers — one of whom happens to be Geoff Stults — enlist and cause a whole lot of craziness.
Like: Energetic trailer that would promise an amusing diversion . . .
Dis: . . . if it were even remotely amusing. Which it is not.
Grade: 15
"Welcome to the Family' (NBC, Thursdays, 8:30.)
Premise: Daughter goes off to college, making parents happy; son of another family goes to college, making his clan happy. But son — who's Latino — gets daughter of family No. 1 pregnant. Oops.
Like: Let me think about this.
Dis: What has happened to the great NBC Thursday comedy tradition? That's a serious question, seriously . . . This is just a deeply unfunny uninteresting show concept, if the trailer is at all representative.
Grade: 10
"The Millers" (CBS, Thursday, 8:30)
Premise: News guy who's just split with his wife, and mom moves in.
Like: Cast. Margo Martindale. Will Arnett.
Dis: Trailer featured jokes about bodily functions and other similar topics. Who laughs at this stuff? Really, who laughs at this?
Grade: 9
"Killer Women" (ABC, mid)
Premise: Badass Molly Parker (Tricia Helfer) is one badass of a Texas Ranger. Or to put this in a more badass kind of way: "She follows the law — but not the rules!" Believe it or nuts, Sofia Vergara produces this.
Like: Oh joy! The timeline continuum of TV has been reversed to 1977; maybe Kate Jackson will make a cameo in this.
Dis: Awful, awful, awful. But the title is marvelous, no?
Grade: 6
Steve Forrest dead: 'S.W.A.T.' actor was 87
Steve Forrest, star of the '70s camp cop show "S.W.A.T." and one of TV's classic character actors of yore who appeared in a dozen or so westerns and even headlined a chestnut or two ("The Baron"), has died. He was 87, and died "peacefully" surrounded by family on May 18, per the Hollywood Reporter.
Forrest was one of those actors with a square jaw, great action chops and an ability to make you look at the small screen. He had classic looks too -- younger brother of Dana Andrews -- and used them to real effect in so many TV shows over so many years that it would be impossible to name them all here but included "The Virginian, "Death Valley Days," "Gunsmoke" and "The Longest Day." And the movies of course: "Rawhide," "Cimmaron Strip" and "The Name of the Game."
It was "S.W.A.T.," one of those '70s shoot-'em-ups so in favor then (and frankly, now too) for which he may best be remembered. Too bad, actually, because this wasn't great TV but it was memorable TV.
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It's easy to say about Forrest that they don't make 'em like this anymore, but they really don't make 'em like this anymore... He was a World War II vet who fought in the Battle of the Bulge and came back to Hollywood to begin work in a nascent television business where he worked continuously -- and well. Another big loss to classic TV.
Check out the clip below -- "Car chases" -- revealing a cool customer of an action actor who indeed looked like his more famous bro. Surely some of you remember Lt. Dan "Hondo" Harrelson?
Billy Crystal in FX pilot
Bill Crystal may be returning to TV - after a 30-year absence. FX Wednesday morning announced that he'll headline a new comedy, entitled "The Comedians," that will almost certainly land on the new FX comedy channel later this year or next. "It truly is an honor to be in business with Billy Crystal and Larry Charles, two of the all-time greats in comedy," said FX chief John Landgraf, in a statement posted on Variety earlier today.
Charles: Yes, the same Larry of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Seinfeld" and "Entourage" and "Mad about You" and "Borat." More reason to assume this pilot order is a lock for a series pickup.
Show's about an aging comic who's paired with a young comic; he is apparently unhappy about this turn of professional affairs. (Sounds a bit like "Nashville," actually.) Crystal hasn't done series TV since the mid-80s and "Saturday Night Live," though there were brief cameos on "Friends" and "Frasier" in years past.
CBS re-signs with Tonys through 2018
CBS's long and happy relationship with the Broadway League and American Theatre Wing continues: The network will continue airing the prestigious awards show through 2018, continuing a tradition that goes back to '78 when CBS first starting airing them.
The awards themselves are about to have their 67th annual awards ceremony on June 9 -- this time at Radio City after a couple of years at the Beacon. The ratings are never huge, but as mentioned, the awards themselves are prestigious and CBS does a terrific job mounting them -- in my humble opinion, those little AMPAS awards -- the Oscars -- could take some pointers from this show.
Billy Joel on next week's 'American Restoration'
Among his many talents, Billy Joel knows something about restoration, specifically motorcycle restoration which (naturally) makes him a natural fit for "American Restoration," the Rick Dale-hosted History Channel series that brings new life to old things. Joel is on next week's episode, billed as a "special" one-hour one, in which the show and Dale get to restore a BSA Royal Star, circa 1967, and also visit Joel's own "shop'" - 20th Century Cycles- in Oyster Bay. Airs next Tuesday on History at 10 and - yes - we have clips:
CBS pulls season finale episode of 'Mike & Molly'
CBS tonight took the unusual — and doubtless appropriate — step of dumping the season finale of "Mike & Molly," titled "Windy City," in the wake of a major tornado that devastated a swath of Oklahoma City earlier this evening. The clip below hints at CBS's action.
"Due to the tragic events this afternoon in Oklahoma, we are pre-empting tonight's season finale of 'Mike & Molly,' which has a related story line. A repeat broadcast of 'Mike & Molly' will run in the time period. The season finale will be broadcast at an appropriate date," the network said in a statement.
Seth MacFarlane tweets the Oscars won't see him host again
Who wants Seth MacFarlane to return as host of the Oscars?
You do? Let's skip the "why" and go straight to the bad news then: He's done.
Or says he's done.
There's a difference between both phrases, and what eventually happens could be determined by time (his own) and ego (especially his own).
But for the moment, a reprisal in 2014 now seems remote. Monday MacFarlane...
Read more »'Mad Men' recap: Twenty mad crazy scenes from 'The Crash'
"The Crash" began with a crash, and ended with a crash, and kind of crashed multiple times during the entire episode, which is to say: Sunday night's "Mad Men" was quite possibly the most accurately entitled episode in show history.
But let's not tarry. Presumably you've already seen, so nothing will be spoiled here for you, but just in case, don't bother reading on. Too...
Read more »'SNL:' Was this Fred Armisen's farewell show, too?
Everyone knew Bill Hader - AKA Stefon, "James Carville,' "Keith Morrison," Alien Greg, and lots of game show hosts - was leaving "Saturday Night Live" after eight largely terrific seasons. And he did. As Stefon, almost getting married to Anderson Cooper on the 38th season finale...
But what about Jason Sudeikis and Fred Armisen? (Seth Meyers is being deposed from "Weekend...
Read more »'SNL:' Stefon's farewell
It's not all that often that a very major presence on "Saturday Night Live" leaves this stage -- in this instance, Bill Hader, along with his rainbow coalition of characters, impersonations, and eyebrows. So Stefon's exit last night will forever remain one of those "SNL" moments we could never forget even if we wanted to. This exit is reasonably amazing.
So goodbye Stefon, and mazel tov.


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Prisoner: Every step into the darkness confounds you further, leading you coincidentally closer and closer to a more experienced Bondswoman.
(basically hoping for Prisoner to meet up with the crazy former wife for crazy-talks)
Kitchen Maid: 3-way Mexican kitchen showdown with Chameleon and Totalitarian Chef.
Blue Hour before the dawn: approach.

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Girls Basketball: Notebook: MacArthur has made her mark at Delco Christian
Stacey MacArthur was pleasantly surprised Monday night when she scored her 1,370th career point as a member of the Delaware County Christian School girls basketball team.
MacArthur surpassed Nate House, a 2007 Delco Christian graduate, to reach second place on the school's all-time scoring list. MacArthur only trails her former teammate Emily Homan, the Daily Times Player of the Year in 2011, who scored 1,581 points for the Knights.
"I was sitting on the bench thinking it was weird that coach (Mark) Weaver has coached two of the top leading scorers at our school," she said. "I played with Emily of course and I remember growing up watching Nate House play. I used to worship him because he was so good. Passing his basketball record, that is so cool for me. I am hoping that in the future I can come back to school and watch someone pass me. That would be nice."
House was asked by one of the Delco Christian parents to stop by and take pictures with MacArthur. Two of the all-time greats in DCCS athletics talked for several minutes after the game.
"I met him over the summer. He is so nice and so good at basketball," MacArthur said.
House played two seasons of college ball at West Chester University, where he soon hopes to earn his Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology.
"I still have the guys record and I don't think anyone is going to touch it for a while," House said. "It's an awesome accomplishment for her and I am very happy for her. ... One of the parents called me and asked if I can do pictures after the game. It's funny because they were probably in second or third grade when I was starting in high school. I don't even remember kids that young coming and watching me play. It's cool to see them now doing their thing."
MacArthur reached the 1,000-point plateau as a junior and got her 1,370th point in the first of what the Knights hope is many playoff games. The Knights play a Bicentennial Athletic League semifinal game today and are looking to capture their first league banner since 2010. The Knights went undefeated in the league during the regular season, and appear to be the favorite to win it all.
After capturing three consecutive Class A titles, the Knights were bumped up to Class AA at the beginning of the school year. There is some trepidation, of course, considering the stiffer competition that awaits them, but the Knights have experience on their side. Jocelyn Chavous, Jamie Barr, Anna Evans, Tori Eppright and MacArthur all contributed — mainly in a starting capacity — a season ago and know what it takes to win the big games.
"If we were in the single-A bracket, I would definitely be a lot more confident just because we won three in a row. The fact that we have to play teams like St. Basil, which is basically a triple-A team, that is going to be a big hurdle for us," MacArthur said. "But it's going to be exciting. If we win a double-A title, that would be great for us. And if we don't, it would be a great opportunity just to play for it. Continued...
"Last year we were a younger team, but it gave us a lot of time to come together. Last year we were very rough at the start and then as the season went on we went back and beat all the teams we had lost to at the beginning of the year. Coming into this year that was our main goal, that we knew we beat these last year and had success. The fact that we have not lost anyone and that we were getting better, that gave us a lot of confidence."
MacArthur is looking at Lehigh and Penn State. A three-sport standout, She wants to study engineering in college.
The District One tournament brackets are set, but there has been one question gnawing at a handful of Daily Times readers: Why was Interboro left out of the 32-team Class AAAA bracket?
Winning the Del Val League — or any league title, for that matter — does not buy an automatic bid to the district playoffs. The Bucs struggled at times during the season and barely had a. 500 season.
How about this question: How is that Penn Wood, which was runnerup in the Del Val, qualified and Interboro didn't? That answer is simple: Penn Wood (the 29th seed) won 13 games and finished with a winning record. Does the District One steering committee place too much emphasis on overall records and not enough on league accomplishments? Perhaps.
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TheOhrenberger wrote:Assuming that this required 8gb storage space is for Spartan Ops missions, 343 should give the option for players without the 8gb of space to simply not play Spartan Ops. A flash drive isn't expensive, but everyone who buys Halo 4 should be able to play it out of the box. Even though most people have larger xbox hard drives these days, 8gb is still a lot of extra space for one game. I use a 250gb hard drive and I have only about 50gb left (granted I have a lot of installed games), so I can only imagine how shitty this situation is for those people with a 20gb hard drive from the original xbox 360's, or even the 60gb models.uberdave wrote:TheOhrenberger wrote:uberdave wrote:Now I know that the amount of space required for a game is no measurement of its quality.
But this makes me excited. Halo games were some of the most content intensive games not about tamriel and they alwasy fit on a single disc.....so an 8 gig install makes me wonder what in the hell they put in there.
Its probably for Spartan Ops.
It's bullshit that you need that amount of storage just to play multiplayer. If this is for Spartan Ops then why can't people chose not to download it? I have a friend who has a 4gb Xbox, and I have other friends who don't have 8gb of free space on their larger hard drives. 8gb is a lot to require for such a key feature in Halo.
I see where you are coming from but I would rather the game be as much unfettered awesome as possible than be held back because of the vast minority that doesn't have what it needs.(and in all honesty, an 8g flash drive is NOT expensive.)
If it only locks you out of Spartan Ops, then there's no problem. It should be fairly obvious that you'll need space to download those missions. But I see no reason why anyone should be left out of the competitive multiplayer.
That's one of the costs of having the entire multiplayer experience be canonized into the Infinity versus just being game modes. First, no Elites in MP since Elites on the Infinity would make no sense. And now, you cannot load up a MP suite without affecting the Infinity.


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Now, I would like to address the issue of whether the District Attorney's office was justified in following up on facts uncovered in the investigation of Robert Bennett, as was the main implication in the article in April 29, 2009 issue of The Mirror. I would first like to question how "feelings about the case" from Attorney Todd Tefteller are prudent or relevent to anything and argue that this is not objective journalism. Objective journalism is making the facts, and nothing but the facts, known to the public for their information, protection, and benefit. Interviewing an attorney who collaborated with some other attorney's as to whether this investigation is right or wrong, or is"partisan politics", is just the opinions of others who might do themselves better to watch quietly on the sidelines. You know the old saying "the squeaky wheel gets the grease", well....that's all I will say about that. I do not know how much "partisan politics" are involved, but I will bet everything I own on the fact that the "good ole' boy politics" have a lot to do with it. Judge Fowler is one of them, an old friend, high-school buddy, and attorney and this unidentified group of "Upshur County attorneys are disgruntled" because it might hit a little too close to home.
I don't know how "the people pushing this investigation are being politically opportunistic" since the Texas Rangers are not influenced by small-town, 'partisan politics'. None of the Texas Rangers are "original Gilmer"ites, and they don't give a la-te-da about who is doing what, with whom, or where they are doing it, as long as it is LEGAL! Now, when you start "toeing the line" between legal and illegal, they get very interested in your business, especially when you hold a public office. When Billy Byrd was elected to office (I helped put him there and I am proud of it!) he took an oath that he would do his best to protect the lives, rights, priveleges and property of all the people of this county to the best of his ability and in an impartial manner. Not to mention that his State Bar License to practice law upholds him to a standard to which he is obligated along these same lines. All the attorneys in Upshur County should know the obligations to which their licensure holds them accountable, unless they are licensed to practice law by a different State Bar of Texas than Billy Byrd!! You think not?? I don't either. Billy Byrd is an honest man doing honest work, sometimes against monumentous odds. He has the duty to prosecute the most evil, vile child molestors to the small time drug dealers and users, but he also has a duty to impartially, without prejudice, completely, and thouroughly, investigate or have investigated, all, not just some, not just the mean, bad, poor, dirty, unemployed people, but ALL cases where there has been the potential for illegal activity or misconduct.
Yes, Mr. Tefteller, you said it right when you referred to Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee, two of the most intelligent, upstanding men in the Confederacy. The words of Jefferson Davis fit this situation perfectly, like sunshine on a spring day, 'the hardest thing about being a public servant is {indeed} bearing the criticisms of the ignorant.' You and the other attorneys who have convicted District Attorney Byrd are, in fact, ignorant of the duty and obligation he has to all citizens of this county, rather than solely to those who can afford to fund your exorbitant fees. Upshur County had a lame duck DA who refused to prosecute anything and now we have someone who doesn't let the county politics dictate or intimidate him. What the "policital opportunists" really want in Upshur County is a "dancing chicken" who will only perform when the fire is lit under his feet and he is told who and what to go after.
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Historic boyhood home of President Woodrow Wilson in Columbia, South Carolina.
posted by: BruceS
location: South Carolina
date approved: 4/12/2013
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Wilhelm II - King of Württemberg - Stuttgart, Germany, BW
This is the birth place of Wilhelm II (1848-1921) the former King of Württemberg. It is located at the 'Schillerplatz' in Stuttgart, Germany, Baden-Württemberg.
posted by: Tante.Hossi
location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany
date approved: 3/6/2013
Richard von Weizäcker - President of Germany - Stuttgart, Germany, BW
This is the so-called 'Neues Schloss' (New Castle). It's the birth place (home) of Richard von Weizäcker in Stuttgart, Germany, Baden-Württemberg where he was born in the year 1920. Richard von Weizäcker was President of Germany.
Fahri Kuruturk - Istanbul, Turkey
Birth-house of Fahri Korutürk, who was sixth President of the Turkish Republic.
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location: Turkey
date approved: 2/6/2013
Andrew Johnson Birthplace - Raleigh, NC
This monument and plaque in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a few feet from the site of the cabin where Andrew Johnson, 17th President of the United States, was born.
posted by: xptwo
location: North Carolina
date approved: 1/26/2013
Kim Young-Sam Birthplace (김영삼 대통령 생가) - Geoje, Korea
Kim Young-Sam, Korea's 7th president, was born in this house in 1927. It is located in a small fishing village on the island of Geoje on the south coast of the peninsula.
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location: Gyeongsang nam do, Korea
date approved: 1/17/2013
Ludvik Svoboda, Hroznatin, Czech Republic
Ludvík Svoboda (25 November 1895 – 20 September 1979) was a Czechoslovak general, politician and was later the president of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
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location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
date approved: 12/28/2012
Pierre Elliot Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
Pierre Elliot Trudeau (1919-2000) who was the 15th Prime Minister of Canada was born at 5779 rue Durocher Street, in Outremont (Montreal), Quebec, Canada.
posted by: Bird is the Word
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 12/14/2012
Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Birthplace of Stanley Baldwin, in Bewdley, Worcestershire, England
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location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 11/1/2012
Boyhood Home of Herbert Hoover - Salem, Oregon
Extensively remodeled Salem residence where Herbert Hoover lived
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location: Oregon
date approved: 10/21/2012
Edvard Benes, Kozlany, Czech Republic
Kozlany a birthplace of Edvard Beneš - the second President of Czechoslovakia
location: Plzensky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 8/5/2012
Tomas Garrigue Masaryk, Hodonin, Czech Republic
Hodonin a birthplace of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk - the first President of Czechoslovakia
location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 5/22/2012
last visited: 4/5/2013
David Lloyd George - Llanystumdwy, Gwynedd, North Wales, UK
David Lloyd George was a British Liberal politician and statesman. He was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom at the head of a wartime coalition government between the years 1916–22 and was the Leader of the Liberal Party from 1926–31.
posted by: Dragontree
location: North Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 8/1/2011
George Washington Childhood Home - Fredericksburg, VA
George Washington's boyhood home was at Ferry Farm on the Rappahannock River near Fredericksburg, Virginia.
posted by: DougK
location: Virginia
date approved: 4/18/2011
last visited: 6/2/2011
Lincoln Boyhood Home - Lincoln City, IN
The site where a young Abraham Lincoln lived from 1816 to 1830.
posted by: cldisme
location: Indiana
date approved: 4/4/2011
last visited: 3/21/2013
Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm - Archery, GA
The farm where President Jimmy Carter lived from 4 years of age until he departed for college in 1941 is located in Archery, Georgia, and is now part of the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site.
posted by: Marine Biologist
location: Georgia
date approved: 3/28/2011
last visited: 6/13/2012
Bill Clinton Boyhood Home - Hot Springs, Arkansas
Former boyhood home of President Bill Clinton in Hot Springs, Arkansas. (Note the house is a private home and not open for tours)
location: Arkansas
date approved: 3/20/2011
last visited: 4/29/2013
Harry S. Truman Birthplace ~ Lamar, MO
Ole "Give 'Em Hell Harry" was born here. Best known quote: "If you can't take the heat - get out of the kitchen".
posted by: YoSam.
location: Missouri
date approved: 1/20/2011
last visited: 8/20/2011
Lyndon Baines Johnson - Stonewall, TX
This birthplace of the 36th President of the United States has a rather interesting history.
posted by: linkys
location: Texas
date approved: 1/7/2011
Frederick William III of Prussia - Friedrich Wilhelm III von Preussen
Birth Place of Prussian King Frederick William III (1770 – 1840)
posted by: Bernd das Brot Team
location: Brandenburg, Germany
date approved: 11/11/2010
last visited: 11/13/2011
Sir Robert Menzies' birthplace - Jeparit, Victoria
Sir Robert Menzies born on December 20th 1894, in a house at the rear of a shop owned by his father John Menzies, located at what is now Menzies Place in Jeparit
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location: Victoria, Australia
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Zachary Taylor Boyhood Home - Louisville, Kentucky
This historical house is the boyhood home of President Zachary Taylor, the 12th president of the United States.
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location: Kentucky
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John F. Kennedy Birthplace - Brookline, MA
JFK's birthplace is located at 83 Beals Street, Brookline, MA 02446
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location: Massachusetts
date approved: 7/1/2010
last visited: 5/7/2013
Eisenhower Boyhood Home - Abilene, Kansas
This is the Boyhood home of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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location: Kansas
date approved: 5/12/2010
last visited: 6/23/2012
Boyhood Home of James Madison - Montpelier, VA
James Madison came to the original plantation here as an infant, and moved with his family into the existing Montpelier mansion as a boy. It remained his lifelong home.
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Basically I think I had some stupid ideas introduced via the media and my academic background studying sociology and media, culture, post-modernism, feminist theory, and similar disciplines with healthy doses of overlapping content.
That was basically that artwork like this
is badwrong. This was a symptom of the oppressive patriarch hegemony and a relic of an unenlightened time, to be appreciated only as a relic or something with "retro" sensibilities and not something for modern artists or audiences. Unless of course you are a degenerate with antiquated thinking who has not yet been introduced to enlightened thought.
Even though I like it. (Uh oh, I must keep my degeneracy a secret!)
So as I started working on my own media, whether it was films, comic art, RPGs and most recently RPG art, I wanted to "do the right thing" and create things that were "good" and accessible to as wide an audience as possible. I would be a modern and progressive voice and do things differently than they were done in the past. I'd do them right! What could go wrong with that?
Well if you're going to do the "right thing" and include images of women, particularly, in your art you really need to listen to them about how they want to be depicted, and try to understand the things I am genetically unable to understand about lady bodies and artwork and feelings and hegemonies and such. And if you spend a lot of time online, and a gamer, it only makes sense to engage in discussion with female gamers about this. And some are very eager to discuss the topic! Excellent!
So while through my
Yesterday on G+ we had an interesting discussion where one woman and several men explained how this illustration:
is sexist. Because the tabard makes you think she is about to show you her lady parts. I kid you not. In fact the optimal way of presenting a drawing of a woman in fantasy artwork is this:
an almost literal armoured burkha where you can't even tell if it's a man, woman or monster beneath the clothing. It's completely asexual, and until you reach this point you will be "doing it wrong" in the eyes of a vocal group. If your goal is to listen to complaints and adapt them into your work, your work is going to be, quite frankly, boring as shit.
Meanwhile I've met some other women on G+ who are happily sharing their appreciation for the old Fantasy and Sci-Fi movies I grew up with like Conan the Barbarian, Flash Gordon, Beast Master and other media that existed before the current more politically correct times. They're also making their own art, costumes, and even movies that don't share these same hangups about ultra-conservative dress and Laura Mulvey's "Male Gaze" bugbear (I studied that stuff for 5 years, please don't tell me about it anymore after discovering it on Wikipedia).
So given the choice between making boring shit artwork that may or may not be conservative enough, or ideologically correct enough to make the Tipper Gores of the RPG community happy -- and the choice to just do stuff that I think is awesome and that some other guys and girls think is awesome too…
Damn, it seems like a really obvious choice.


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What you are missing here is that these files this guy is sharing are essentially just descriptions of shapes and therefore typically would be considered speech. The files then let you make nuclear weapons (though really poor quality ones). He is sharing information though, not nuclear weapons, which is why this has been transmuted from a second amendment issue to a first amendment one.
Arms=small arms and nuclear arms. Free speech famously has limits (falsely yelling "fire" in a crowded theater) so where do we draw the line here?


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one of the funniest new shows on cartoon Network's "Adult Swim".
Created By Seth Green - Uses classic toys to do crazy sick shit. robot chicken is as funny as watching an old person slip and fall, so you turd fucking mother fuckers better watch it.
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A 12 minute long show on Cartoon Network created by Seth Green. Many of the longer skits use 80s/early 90s pop culture icons such as GI Joe, Transformers, Thunder Cats, Smurfs, Voltron, etc... action figures, dolls, or claymation to act out the skits as well as even further past or current pop culture characters.
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One of the few shows that actually make me laugh out loud. Most funny shows (South Park, Beavis and Butthead, stand-up comics like Dennis Leary but not racist twatsuckers like Chris Rock) usually draw a grin from me. YET another Adultswim comedy goldmine (other fine examples are Futurama, Family Guy, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force).! You want an example? Get off your computer and turn on Cartoon Network at night.
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The unpredictably random adult swim TV series created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich for people with minor to severe cases of ADD. Animators use stop motion animation with toys (action figures, dolls, and claymation for special effects) to form the visual aspect of the show, and many special appearances of celebrities voicing themselves have been made including Stan Lee, Hulk Hogan, Snoop Dogg, Kelly Hu, Scarlett Johansonn, George Lucas, and Mark Hamill Pirate 1: (has a helm wheel on the front of his pants)
Pirate 2: Arr! What's that steering wheel be for? Pirate 1: Arrrr, it's driving me nuts! Mad Scientist: *holding up a sign that reads* "Why did the chicken cross the road?" Robot Chicken: *holds up a sign that reads* "Bawk?" Mad Scientist: *holds up a sign that reads* "To die in the name of science!" *pulls out a butcher knife and chases the chicken* You really have to see a few episodes to get the idea |
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The best show to ever grace Adult Swim. Dude 1: Did you see last night's episode of Robot Chicken?
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That TV show the three guys at your school library watch and quote constantly, to the extent where you will never, ever feel the urge to read a book again. Plots range from old toys from the 80s killing each other to old toys from the 80s doing nothing whatsoever for three seconds at a time.
It is available on DVD in Australia, but is not broadcast on Australian TV, thus the complete marketing geniuses at Adult Swim have insured yet another commercial sucess. See also sarcasm. Harryy: "OMG, did you guys watch Robot Chicken last night?"
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I often travel from Phuket to Bangkok and prefer to get accommodated around Sathorn area of Bangkok since it's not far from Lumphini Park, Silom night life area, Siam Paragon and Central World shopping malls (just two stops by BTS skytrain). This hotel is located right opposite the BTS station so it's very easy to get to the hotel from... More
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- The Urban Hip Hotel mixes the richness of Thai culture with modern design and world-class facilities. We aim to offer the UNIQUE experience of Bangkok's new style of accommodation through the finest Thai hospitality and personalized services.The Heritage Bangkok is located between Silom and Sathorn Road, Bangkok's most vibrant Commercial Business District and shopping area. Just a one minute walk from the Chong Nonsi BTS Station. ... more less
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- Also Known As:
- The Heritage Bangkok Hotel Bangkok
- The Heritage Bangkok Hotel
- The Heritage Hotel Bangkok


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Williamstown Pediatricians
- 3 Board certified
- 5 Reviews
- Average rating is 3.3 stars
- Average wait time is 5.9 minutes
Top Pediatricians in Williamstown, PA
517 South St
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- 10 years experience
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1244 State Route 225
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