Word: reds
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...back to college, is cleverly directed and makes a few fresh observations. The DeLucca family Sunday-dinner ritual - the meal is wolfed down, to the ticking of an egg timer, during halftime of the Giants game - is a great set piece. The series will have to lose the red-sauce clich?s before we start watching it with that kind of devotion, but its good humor and uncompetitive time slot (Saturdays at 8, with no other scripted series scheduled against it, starting next week) could make it a sleeper...
...Deadline (NBC, 9 p.m.) The journalism community has already unsheathed its red pencils over the portrayal of reporters in this crime hour from the maker of the reliably fine "Law & Order." Oliver Platt - one of several movie actors whom, this season, you will learn you were apparently dying to see star in a TV series - is an abrasive New York tabloid columnist who manages to solve crime capers with a class of journalism students on the side. The over-the-top first couple of episodes combine "L&O"?style forensicism with the supposedly colorful antics of a suite of journalistic...
After receiving her budget, Smith dons her inline skates, red-checkered trousers, an old Abercrombie and Fitch tank (found doing dorm crew), and an army fatigue jacket with matching bowling cap, and skates over to her favorite locale for finding rare and precious accoutrements: the Goodwill store in Central Square...
After returning to the Quad a few hours later, Smith looks over her findings: a red polka dot dress (aka, the ladybug dress), a child’s snow suit, shiny silver sunglasses, a black spandex running top, and thick industrial thread. With her shopping finished, Smith is done for the day. She straps on her ever-trusty rollerblades, and speeds off to a concert...
Moments before game time Sunday on Jordan Field, the Harvard women’s field hockey team was forced to strip off and change its socks, whose crimson hue the referee deemed too similar to the red of Cornell. Clad in white socks for the first time in over a decade, the Crimson (1-10, 1-2 Ivy) went on to win in a stirring overtime victory over the Big Red (4-4, 2-3 Ivy) on a goal by co-captain and midfielder Gretchen Fuller. Sophomore goalie Kelly Knoche set the tone for Harvard in the game?...