Theatre Coppell presents new show: a mystery thriller
Theatre Coppell’s newest show, entitled It could be any one of us, is a murder mystery by Alan Ayckbourn with a comic twist and a surprise ending.
New Season of “Parenthood” brings mixed feelings
By: Renee Rohani Business Manager NBC’s Pilot episode of “Parenthood” aired Tuesday night, leaving me unsure on whether I actually liked it or not. The show includes an great cast of Lauren Graham, Peter Krause, and Craig T. Nelson just to name a few. Yet it seriously lacks any originality in plot. I personally found the storyline somewhat bland and essentially overdone. It felt like a re-run of “7th Heaven”. The storyline follows multiple generations of a family and the ups and down of their lives. Graham plays a divorced mother with two rebellious teenagers. Her brothers, (played by Peter Krause and Dax Shepard), and her sister, (played byErika Christensen) all have their own…
Valentine’s Day movie gives new take on love
By Frances Ruiz Staff Writer Delivering an unparalleled sense of passion, excitement, disappointment and humiliation with every bite-sized, heart-shaped candy, Valentine’s Day is a romantic comedy that not only gives an entirely new meaning to the widely celebrated holiday but also provides viewers with an entirely new take on love. Taking place over the course of one Valentine’s Day, the film begins with an overdramatized proposal between flower enthusiast Reed Bennett (Ashton Kutcher) and his girlfriend Morley Clarkson (Jessica Alba). As Bennett works throughout the day, however, he quickly comes to realize with the help of his quick witted co-worker Alphonso (George Lopez) that for himself and for many others, including his best friend Julia…
New upgrades for “Chuck”
Rebecca Neumann Staff Writer After being on hiatus since April, NBC’s hit television show “Chuck” has returned with some new upgrades. “Chuck” centers around Chuck Bartowski, played by Zachary Levi, a computer expert for the fictional Buy More technology store (sound familiar?). Two years ago, in the series premiere, his life was suddenly turned upside-down when he came in contact with a computer program called the Intersect that downloaded top-secret government information into his brain. What is so appealing about the show is its extensive back-story and depth. This fact has earned “Chuck” a panel at San Diego’s Comic-Con as well as a flock of devoted fans. It has invoked so much enthusiasm, in fact,…
ABC gains comedy cred with Modern Family and The Middle
Usually, when I need a comedy fix, I watch shows on NBC like “The Office” and “30 Rock”. Sometimes I watch “Two and-a-Half Men” and “How I met your Mother” on CBS. I’ll even turn to Comedy Central to improve my mood, but never have I ever watched ABC for its comedy. Well, until now at least. ABC is now coming out with comedies that I can stand to watch. For example, “The Middle” is about a typical American family. And when I say ‘typical’ I mean relatable. At one point, the main character, Patricia Heaton’s Frankie, tells her kids that they need to eat as a family. They then proceed to bring their food into the…



