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The Olympics: Like Real Life, Only Better
Bad things happen. Even at the Olympics. Looking at this year’s games in Rio, you can point to any number of mistakes, accidents and bone-headed
August 19, 2016
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Bad things happen. Even at the Olympics. Looking at this year’s games in Rio, you can point to any number of mistakes, accidents and bone-headed
I reviewed A&E’s Born This Way this week (the review will be posted later today). It’s a reality show that focuses on several young adults
Summertime TV has always been like that proverbial tree in a forest: If a show’s on but nobody watches it, does it make a sound?
Last week I ruminated on the joys of unplugging for a bit. But truth is, it didn’t take me long to reconnect. Granted, my job
NBC’s The Biggest Loser has been one of the network’s, ahem, biggest reality TV success stories. It’s paired consistently strong ratings with feel-good storylines about
American Idol wrapped up its awe-inspiring 15-season run on Fox last night, crowing a final Idol, Trent Harmon, in an emotional two-hour finale that featured
What is one to make of Fuller House? The much-anticipated reboot/sequel/continuance of the popular 80s sitcom, Full House, has been widely panned since making its debut
Editor’s Note: It’s nearly the dawn of a new year, and with the turn of the calendar many of us take stock of our lives
We here at Plugged In like to bring you thoughtful or entertaining online tidbits from time to time. We’ve shared some compelling family focused commercials
They say we’re spoiled by our television riches. Shows have never been so rich in character, so deep in theme. Alas, the last several years
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>