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Turn off your brain and start filling out your bracket.

By Mike Murphy| March 13th, 2011|0 Comments

Watch this (TV for Sat. 3/12)

Turn off your brain and spell "Galifianakis."

By Mike Murphy| March 12th, 2011|5 Comments

Watch this (TV for Fri. 3/11)

Turn off your brain and don't mess with other universes.

By Mike Murphy| March 11th, 2011|0 Comments

Watch this (TV for Thurs. 3/10)

Turn off your brain and be glad you're not the "Jersey Shore's" plumbers.

By Mike Murphy| March 10th, 2011|0 Comments

Watch this (TV for Wed. 3/9)

Turn off your brain and step away from the tiger blood. Unless you're a winner.

By Mike Murphy| March 9th, 2011|0 Comments

Watch this (TV for Tues. 3/8)

Turn off your brain and do what Ed Romeo tells you to.

By Mike Murphy| March 8th, 2011|2 Comments

Watch this (TV for Mon. 3/7)

Turn off your brain and sock it to me.

By Mike Murphy| March 7th, 2011|1 Comment

Watch this (TV for Sun. 3/6)

Turn off your brain and wonder why you're not in a reality show yet. Everyone else is.

By Mike Murphy| March 6th, 2011|1 Comment

Watch this (TV for Sat. 3/5)

Turn off your brain and watch some hoops.

By Mike Murphy| March 5th, 2011|2 Comments

Watch this (TV for Fri. 3/4)

Turn off your brain and . . . . mmmmmm, brains.

By Mike Murphy| March 4th, 2011|1 Comment

Watch this (TV for Thurs. 3/3)

Turn off your brain and don't fall in love on the Jersey Shore.

By Mike Murphy| March 3rd, 2011|0 Comments

Watch this (TV for Wed. 3/2)

Turn off your brain and marvel at Phillips's utter insanity.

By Mike Murphy| March 2nd, 2011|2 Comments

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Greetings fellow television fans, fanatics, addicts and enthusiasts; welcome to our blog about TV for the Press Democrat Online. Together we will keep up with what’s coming up, examine new and existing programs in depth and from time to time take a moment to appreciate programs from the past. In addition, we’ll delve into the deep corners of Netflix and Hulu to recommend shows from around the world. My hope is together we will find enough quality programming to fill our TV viewing schedules and never again utter the words, “All these channels and nothing to watch!”
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