Leigh Raines
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All time favorites: Friday Night Lights and True Blood. Self admitted CW-junkie.
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Posts by Leigh Raines (Page 25)
Switched at Birth Review: Old Friends, New Enemies
Why, hello there, Ty! Since Blair Redford's character moved over to the The Lying Game, I hadn't expected to hear from this character. However, he made for...
The Lying Game Review: Close, But No Cigar
This week's episode of The Lying Game set us up to enjoy a saucy little road trip, but unfortunately there were a few interruptions. In "Weekend ...
Modern Family Review: Dirty Little Secrets
Even the closest of loved ones don't know every little thing about each other. In "Virgin Territory," those on Modern Family uncovered secrets bo...
Happy Endings Review: Spring Smackdown
For those who reside in colder climates, the end of February tends to be the time when we all get a bit stir crazy. In "The Butterfly Effect Effect" Max to...
Switched at Birth Review: Decisions, Decisions
How do you find a happy medium when stuck between two parents who are extremely different? "The Art of Painting" posed this question to viewers, as fans we...
The Lying Game Review: Muddy Waters
Last week's The Lying Game ended with an ab-tastic Ethan Whitehorse getting arrested by the FBI. In "Not Guilty as Charged," Ethan was brought back to...
Shameless Review: Grammy Gets Cooking...
Grammy Gallagher blew us away on last week's five star episode of Shameless. In the latest installment, meanwhile ("A Bottle of Jean Nate") Grammy continue...
Happy Endings Review: Meeting the Friends
It was hard to follow last week's ah-mah-zing episode, but "Everybody Loves Grant" still gave us some good laughs, as this week's Happy Endings continued M...
Modern Family Review: The Swirl
In a past review, I declared just how much fun I find drunk Claire to be. Well, "Aunt Mommy" quadrupled that and gave us a wine-fueled dinner between Phil,...
Switched at Birth Review: Family Portrait
This week's Switched at Birth gave us a well-rounded look at the families we've grown to know and care about. In "Protect Me From What I Want," each member...
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