Tonight on the History Channel’s Biker Battleground Phoenix, Yaffe, Kody and Jenkins put their reputations at risk as chaos descends at Arizona Bike Week, one of the largest builder/biker showcases in … Read More
PCB Interview – Mythbusters: Behind the Myths
Eliot HochbergEliot has been orbiting show business for over 20 years as an improv comedian, video director, and general guy you might barely recognize. Currently best known for his work … Read More
PCB TV Review: Riot
Network television tries once again to bring improv to America, with pretty good results. Ok, I admit it. I’m an improv snob. Partly because I’ve done quit a bit of … Read More
How I Met Your Mother Series Finale
How I Met Your Mother is over, and there is now a hole in my heart. Probably for the same reason as there is in yours. Read on for my take, … Read More
PCB TV Review: Hollywood Game Night
Wherein we learn that if you bring your own expectations, you’ll be disappointed, but sometimes sticking it out makes it worthwhile. Welcome to Jane Lynch’s house for game night? Almost… … Read More
TV Review: Sword Art Online
If you’ve ever played any kind of MMORPG game, you’ll appreciate Sword Art Online, now available on Hulu. But even if you aren’t familiar, Sword Art Online has something for … Read More
PCB TV Review: The Following
Everything’s coming up killers on broadcast TV. Dexter says welcome to the party. how about one degree, m-f-ers? Leading up to the premiere here in L.A., there was a lot … Read More
PCB TV Review: Hannibal
NBC has fallen in love with a serial killer. And boy, is it gruesome. I *suppose* this guy is Hannibal Lecter. Nice suit. Have you heard about NBC’s new show, … Read More
PCB TV Review: Ready For Love
This is the only time Eva will be on screen for this show. Let’s see: a TV show about three bachelors who are rich, good looking, and emotionally available? Finally, … Read More
PCB TV Review: Netflix House of Cards
If you ever want to hear me talk for hours on end, ask me what I think the world of TV will look like in the next decade. Fortunately, you … Read More