Relive the series finale! Gag yourself with a spoon!
Cake mishaps. Like forgetting the words to "Short Skirt/Long Jacket"?
A dog walker needs help. With sniffaholic dogs, no doubt.
ABC is bringing back this game show, which was one of the more obviously unimaginative seat fillers during the writers strike. "Duel" is a complicated mixture of multiple-choice questions, shifting alliances among players, and poker chips. Sounds a little like a dinner party on "Brothers and Sisters," no? The set is blandly futuristic, and the pace is dragged out. Inset: Mike Greenberg (left, with a contestant.)
If you care, you already know.
Neil Patrick Harris. Serial arsonist. 1995. It's his Robin Sparkles.
Riding the Judd Apatow comedy wave with a bit of Farrelly style, Bob Odenkirk directs Will Arnett (left) and Will Forte ("SNL") as dumb-and-dumber siblings unschooled in the ways of women but fixated on having a baby. Hilarious at points, but might have been funnier still if it weren't so derivative. (R; runs through April 10) - Tom Russo
