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Show: Intelligence
Network: CBS
The Concept: Focuses on U.S. Cyber Command and focuses on a unit that has been created around one agent with a very special gift — a microchip has been implanted in his brain that allows him to access the entire electromagnetic spectrum.

First of all, let me just say, that I’m not completely sold on the concept. It’s something I’m going to have to see before I decide if I believe. It sounds a little like a super drama-fied version of Chuck meets Syfy’s Alphas (well, the Gary character anyway). But guess what? I watched and adored both those shows. If you watch the three-minute preview, they say it’s a Six Million Dollar Man for today’s world. That’s a sure way to get me to watch Intelligence. But they’re just preaching to the choir. Because there’s already one big reason why I am jones-ing for this show to start sooner rather than later:

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When The CW’s Ringer folded after one season last year, the silver lining was that Sarah Michelle Gellar suddenly had time off to welcome a new baby. Also a silver lining? She’s now getting to go to work on The Crazy Ones, the CBS sitcom that marks the return of Robin Williams to TV (If you overthink it, you realize Gellar was born the year before Mork & Mindy began).

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The Big Bang Theory finale was built up over the last couple days with rumors of a big cliffhanger.  When the credits rolled, I wondered if I’d been confused and this wasn’t the finale, because I didn’t see any big cliffhangers.  Realistically, The Big Bang Theory has not been the type of show to leave fans hanging at the end of a season, so this week’s episode was consistent.  Here are my top five moments of goodness.

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We are so ready for this finale! TV Goodness participated in a press call with Creator/Executive Producer Robert Doherty about the last few episodes of season 1, Irene Adler, Sherlock’s relationship with Joan, details on Moriarty, as well as what we can look forward to next season. Read below for details.

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Still a little confused after last night’s season finale of NCIS?  Well, breathe a sigh of relief because you’re not alone.  I had to watch the episode a second time to figure out what I think happened, but I still found absolutely nothing that would explain why it all happened, especially the jaw-dropping ending.

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With Clark on modified desk duty, he can’t participate in this week’s active case. But he can look into a case that’s been cold for 10 years, Owen’s first homicide. I love that we get to see who played the role of mentor to Owen back in the day. Turns out Owen was a lot like Clark, but he had someone to teach him the right way to work a case. His voice of reason? Robert John Burke’s Andrew Lightstone. The reason this particular case is so cold? It’s happened the same morning as the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York.

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Well, folks, at the end of the penultimate episode, the Machine had officially been hacked.  With Root sitting at the helm, all of the information on everything in the world is at her disposal, which includes we can assume the ability to change anything in the Machine as well.  A very scary thought, to say the least.  Just how far will she get?

The Machine is also changing, becoming more human and self-aware.  Finch made an attempt to prevent the Machine from learning by erasing its memory on a daily basis.  The Machine responded with a way to get around Finch’s scheme by printing out all its memories and having a whole company of people re-enter it back into its system.

We caught up with Executive Producers Jonathan Nolan & Greg Plageman in an exclusive interview on what to expect in this week’s finale, what’s next in Season 3, and what may be in store for some of our beloved characters. Warning: Spoilers Discussed.

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This week’s The Big Bang Theory was a love note to comic genius Bob Newhart. Newhart guest starred as Professor Proton, a washed up scientist who used to host a kid’s science program.  Here are the top five moments of goodness from this episode.

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As I am watching tonight’s episode for the second time, I am still amazed that this is only the penultimate episode, and not the finale.  With as powerful and intense as this episode was, it could have easily passed as the finale.  Several loose ends from all the way back to season one are wrapped up, new alliances are made, and a beloved character encounters grave danger with no one, including the Machine, around to help.

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The vast majority of NCIS episodes center on a main plot and then, has some subplot focus on a specific character.  Even last week’s “Berlin” was such an episode, though the main case was intricately tied to the team’s efforts to apprehend Bodnar (Oded Fehr).  After the attack on Ziva (Cote de Pablo) and Tony (Michael Weatherly) at the end of “Berlin”, this week’s episode is an exception, in that there’s no case at all.  Instead, the focus is in on Bodnar.  It’s a really good thing because this team would not rest until Bodnar is blotted out.  Permanently.

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