NBC Orders 3 Additional Episodes of Mysteries of Laura

Deadline.com has reported that NBC has picked up three additional episodes to the sophomore drama. Which brings the total for this season to 16.

While, Laura might not be a smash hit, it's improved week after week since it's tweaking when the shoe return for it's second season. From it's most recent episode that aired on Nov. 3, rose up 11 percent and two tenths reaching a four week high in viewers and demos, it's best since Feb. 25.

You can catch The Mysteries of Laura Wednesday nights at 8/7c on NBC

NBC Renews Blindspot for Season 2

NBC announced today that their hit new drama Blindspot has been renewed for a second season.

It was only two months in that the show premiere and capturing a lot of viewers. The series has average 8.7 million total viewers weekly and a 2.4 rating in demos.

"We are over the moon with the success of Blindspot, and want to thank our producers and amazing cast for creating one of the most riveting shows on television," said Jennifer Salke, President of NBC Entertainment. "We literally can't wait to see what the second season will bring."

You can catch Blindspot Monday nights at 10/9c on NBC.

Spectre review

Bond is back. James Bond reporting for duty and this time we get to dive a bit more into his past as he works undercover from MI6.

In the aftermath of the death of former M, Bond is on a mission that not even the new M and the team don't know about, that she had asked him in a video to hunt and kill a man that's link to a dangerous organization. With Bond blowing the crap up in Mexico, it doesn't give the MI6 a good look as a new enforcer comes in to take over their place.

As Bond hunts someone of his past, but the name at first might not be familiar to everyone but when he gives his new name, you will differently remember him. And when him and Bond meet, Bond finds out that he was the one who sent out the villains from Casino Royal, Quantum of Solace and Skyfall and deaths just to make Bond feel more pain.

There's a lot of action and great dialogue in the film. I was amazed of the car chase scene. Just watching Bond drive just makes you think that you are him driving that beast of a car. Along with the cars, the fight with M. Hinx was amazing and made me think of the characters Jaws and Oddjob.

The Daniels gives a great performance along with Waltz as the villain. Plus Ben Whishaw as Q, he got a lot of story time in this film. It's probably the first time that I've seen Q in a lot of scenes since Licences to Kill.  But I was stunted by the performance of Lea Seydooux, who playing a strong female character that she could be ranked up to the top with the other Bond Women.

I can't leave out the opening credits "Writing on the Wall" by Sam Smith. After Adele's Oscar winning song of Skyfall, Smith wrote and made another masterpiece that brings thrills but haunting to the movie that gets me excited. I believe this song will be another award winning hit.

Overall, I was amazed out this film came out and didn't realize that through out Daniel's Bond films that it was a trilogy after all. Well, it had the feeling to it, if none of you agree on that. If Daniels does decide to leave (which I think he'll do one more) that he leaves it all on a high note.

Overall, I give this film a 9/10.

Spectre is in theaters everywhere now and in IMAX.

SHADES OF BLUE | Official Trailer

Coming to NBC, a new cop drama that tells a story of a good cop that really isn't a good cop.

In this steamy new drama, the pop icon and movie star Jennifer Lopez stars as a sexy New York detective and single mother, Harlee Santos, who fell in with a tight-knit group of dirty cops, taking bribes and protection money that she uses to provide the best life for her honest, talented daughter.
But when she's trapped by the FBI and forced to inform on her own "brothers," she'll have to walk the fine line between love, loyalty, honor and betrayal and try to keep it together for her daughter's future.

Also staring in the series is Ray Liotta (ER), as Santos' mentor.

Here's a trailer for the new series:

You can catch a sneak peak of Shades of Blue tonight on Sunday Night Football and the premiere of Blue Thursday, Jan. 7th at 10/9c on NBC.

Michael: Happy 50th Anniversary Days of Our Lives!!!

War & Talk: Doctor Who "The Zygon Inversion"

In part two of this episode, the zygons are trying to take over the world and look for the Osgood box. While the Physician and Osgood are on the plane, the Zygon version of Clara is shooting rockets. But the honest Clara, who's in a pod underground, can still communicate with the Zygon.

The Doctor and Osgood escaped the plane before the blast. The Doctor thinks Clara is dead, but when he gets a text from her, Osgood believes that she may be alive.

The zygon, or Bonnie as she calls herself, tries to find the Osgood box so she can cause chaos. She realizes Clara can still control the body and goes to her pod for information. Clara challenges Bonnie, but Bonnie makes threatens her life.

Bonnie takes Clara to the Tower, while the Doctor and Osgood get attacked by zygons but saved by Kate, who pretends to be one of them. Kate is upset and wants to destroy the Zygons, but the Doctor doesn't, and when they get there, he makes a perfect case.

There in the tower are two boxes. Heck, you know there isn't just one, and both Kate and Bonnie try to make the decision. But the Doctor makes a case for not to do it and that he's seen what it's like and almost destroyed his people, but Clara helps him see it.

The two stopped and ended the battle. Yes, I'm still calling it a battle. Bonnie lets it go and gives every one of their kind a chance at freedom, while Kate forgets this had ever happened.

Meanwhile, we still couldn't get an answer from Osgood if she was a human or a zygon, and then came another one. Here's my point: who cares if she's a Zygon? Osgood is here and isn't leaving. Having two of them should be twice the fun and twice the more Doctor wardrobe.

I was amazed at this episode. Give a lot of credit to Peter; he gave an outstanding performance when talking to Kate and Bonnie. I was moved and amazed.

Overall, I give this episode an 8/10.

You can catch Doctor Who on Saturday nights at 9/8c on BBC America.

Church's Puppets: Friday Night Comedy

Undateable "A Puppet Walks into the Bar"

This live show was a lot interesting than last week's episode thanks due to the puppets.

When Leslie's boyfriend ask Justin to help him propose to Leslie, Justin gets everyone involved including Danny. They plan in by using puppets of themselves (how freakin cool!!!!) but when it came time, Leslie tells Danny that he might not be the one and freaked out Danny.

Danny to fix it with Justin it just made it worst. I know Danny is trying to be the brother that he can be. But I have to say that it was hilarious when Justin and Danny came back to the bar and told Leslie that they just fixed it again and made it a whole lot worst.

But at the end, they made up by using their puppets and give them a puppet hug.

I enjoyed this episode so much. They look way better than watching that new series The Muppets. I enjoyed Shelly and Candice's puppets along with Danny who not only had his puppet show his chest but had to make his own shirt pop out again.

Overall, I give this episode a 7/10.

You can catch Undateable Friday nights at 8/7c on NBC.

Truth Be Told "Psychic Chicken" 

When Sadie hears the word death, heaven and church, Mitch and Tracy acts quickly to figure out how to explain what all those are but it doesn't quiet go the way they want it. Also Mitch's sister comes to visit and brings her boyfriend, a psychic.

I have to give performers all around for to almost the entire cast members in this episode. Lachey was also stunning as well. She quiet hasn't deal with the lost of her grandfather who had died years later and tries to say thanks to him with the help of the psychic. And also explaining to Sadie about heaven and death since she learned watch church and death means when not only from Russell and Angie but from the school teacher as well.

It's great to see Ashley Tisdale, who plays Mitch's younger sister and ask him for a loan even though she owns him a lot. They are complete opposite of each other but funny to watch when they glop down ice cream after tonight's event.

Overall, I give this episode a 7/10.

You can catch Truth Be Told Friday nights at 8:30/7:30c on NBC.