FIRST LOOK: 'DEXTER' SEASON 7

Karina Vasquez, 06/21/12

Writer, Marketing Pro, Professor, Dog Lover

The issue of Girls' homogeneity, especially in a neighborhood like Greenpoint (which is still culturally diverse) has been debated in the media since the release of its pilot episode, but as a Latina and first generation New Yorker, I am here to tell Lena, her stories do apply to me.

Jackie K. Cooper, 06/22/12

Film Critic

Talhotblond is a suspenseful film, based on a true story, about a man who conducts an affair of the mind on the Internet.

Pasha Adam, 06/22/12

Writer

Despite being cancelled after one season in 2010, Terriers, the little show that could, has recently found itself the subject of various Internet discussions.

Courtney Cachet, 06/22/12

Designer, TV Personality, Style Expert, Writer, Ninja

After Seaside Heights, Miami and Italy, I thought I had seen it all. But, then along came the home on Snooki & JWOWW. It feels like the Bronx Zoo threw up on a Forever 21.

Kimberly Nagaran, 06/21/12

TV enthusiast; Online blogger

J Rome felt the pressure with this famous song from an iconic woman. He knew the range of the notes and repeatedly said that it didn't matter if he was No. 1 in all previous weeks, he had to nail it.

Maureen Ryan, 06/21/12

TV critic, The Huffington Post

Once in a while I come across programs that appear to be fulfilling their mission statements perfectly adequately -- but I just don't care about those missions. Does that mean those shows are bad?

Tasha Gordon-Solmon, 06/21/12

Playwright

This week, the lovers were off to Dubrovnik, Croatia. The guys rode in on a boat fawning at how "amazing" "breathtaking" and "unreal" Croatia was. (I wish a country paid me to say dumb stuff. Croatia, are you reading? I want my free trip!)

Katelyn Mullen, 06/20/12

Huffington Post Celebrity Editor

The drama-level was pretty high (though not nearly as nuclear as the promos promised) and the dancers were dropping like flies almost instantly. They really got down to business, eliminating contestants from the get-go.

Bryan Young, 06/20/12

Filmmaker and Writer

Futurama hits the airwaves again tonight with two all new episodes that I couldn't be happier with.

Caryn Brooks, 06/20/12

Assistant Professor, Medill School, Northwestern University

Lawmakers or anyone else who wants to gauge public tolerance for politically incorrect language just needs to turn on their television. It's all there in living, colorful language.

Kelly Smith Beaty, 06/20/12

Media Expert & Contestant, "The Apprentice" Season 10

How is it that a city which was once the crowning jewel in the story of black America has allowed itself to be positioned as the melting pot of black affliction? The Atlanta that I knew and grew up in was one of great pride and self-respect.

Jaimie Etkin, 06/20/12

TV Editor, The Huffington Post

But he tells Hanna that there's someone he doesn't want her talking to or seeing anymore: Mon-A. She doesn't owe her anything and she shouldn't go to Radley anymore. Hanna's "your sweet" reply doesn't sound very reassuring.

Joe Winkler, 06/20/12

Graduate Student in English Literature, City College New York

Workaholics is hands down the funniest, least predictable, most exciting comedy on TV right now. Not the most important, or the wittiest or the most politically relevant, but it retains the highest laugh per minute ratio, all in a deceptively genius manner.

Juliet Jeske, 06/20/12

New York-based comedian

Adam Carolla somehow thinks women have it easier in the entertainment industry and are given jobs out of some sort of "politically correct" atmosphere, when the opposite is actually true.

Dr. Peggy Drexler, 06/19/12

Author, Research Psychologist, Gender Scholar

Gone are the days when no one could take a joke about what might happen in a bed shared by two men or two women. These days, we know gay sex is just as funny, and sometimes tragic, as the other kind.

Bethany McHugh, 06/19/12

Writer, New York University student

As you know, I watch a lot of your shows. I mean, a lot. But -- as much as it pains me to admit -- I have a grievance with you, which is why I'm writing you this rant of a love letter.

Ilene Kleinbaum, 06/19/12

Account Manager, AOL Advertising, Sponsored Listings

What seems to be a Disney-Pixar's Brave/Bachelorette crossover event turns into the Highland Games, where the guys dress up in tight tank tops, kilts and knee-high socks (too bad Jef didn't bring his periwinkle ones) and compete in some Croatian strength games.

MaryAnn Sleasman, 06/19/12

Staff Writer, TV.com

It's almost time to head off to Las Vegas for, you know, the actual competition part of America's Got Talent, but first, more auditions, and with the exception of closing act Mary Joyner, there was very little to write home about.

AFAR, 06/19/12

Experiential Travel

Bassem had been a fan of The Daily Show since he first saw it while on a visit to the United States a few years earlier. He longed for an Egyptian version of the show, but that would have been impossible prior to the revolution.