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This week on 90210, Annie got really drunk and Shenae Grimes was a terrible actress. Sorry, that’s all I’ve got.

Effective almost immediately, the character of Erica Hahn has been cut from the show. I was really enjoying Erica and Brooke Smith’s portrayal of her — I thought her scene last week where she came to terms with her sexuality was really well-done. Apparently Brooke was stunned when she found out; as is everyone else. What a bummer it is to lose a positive gay character on television. Because you know, there are so many there to begin with. Ugh.

Yep, I peed.

I secretly love any teen drama that peaks at a dance. So I enjoyed this episode of 90210. It’s funny — in the old 90210, a Dance was good clean fun. The most scandalous thing that might happen would be Brenda losing her virginity or Donna getting drunk on one glass of champagne. Read the rest of this entry »

Rumor has it a Melrose Place revamp is in the works. If that means Thomas Calabro and Jack Wagner are back in my living room, I could be okay with that.

Last night’s Mad Men season finale was set during the Cuban missile crisis, and it seemed all the characters were behaving as if it were their last day on earth. People took a stand, got right with God, prepared for the worst and, in the Drapers’ case, declared a ceasefire.

Alan Sepinwall has a Q&A with Matthew Weiner that you can read here.