By Jamie Ruby
ABC Family's series Make It or Break It It follows a group of teen gymnasts, training to make it to the top. They train for the Olympics at the Rocky Mountain Gymnastic Training Center, known as The Rock.
Ayla Kell plays the role of Payson Keeler, top female gymnasts at The Rock as well as one of the top ranked female gymnasts of the nation.
The actress recently talked to the digital media about the upcoming season of Make It or Break It, which returns Monday night on ABC Family.
ABC Family's series Make It or Break It It follows a group of teen gymnasts, training to make it to the top. They train for the Olympics at the Rocky Mountain Gymnastic Training Center, known as The Rock.Ayla Kell plays the role of Payson Keeler, top female gymnasts at The Rock as well as one of the top ranked female gymnasts of the nation.
The actress recently talked to the digital media about the upcoming season of Make It or Break It, which returns Monday night on ABC Family.
In a world of what seems to be endless bad reality television, where the female role models lower standards in droves, NBC is changing that by putting out a comedy starring Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham in a new show called Best Friends Forever.
In an episode seemingly designed to bring some sense of clarity to the series, at least in terms of who is ultimately the one behind all the various threats, there was quite a bit of messiness. At least the writers managed to deal with some of the loose ends, even if it still feels like they are flying by the seat of their pants.
This episode was off to a rocky start when the writers brought in Sage, who was introduced in the previous episode, and had her interact with the characters as if she had been around the entire season. While it may make sense from the character’s point of view, to some extent, it doesn’t quite mesh and comes across as very jarring. It feels a bit like the Nikki and Paolo issue in the third season of “Lost”, and reminds me all too much of Cassidy Freeman’s abrupt introduction on “Smallville” as well.
This is the kind of episode I was expecting "Alcatraz" to make from the get-go. That it came at the very end of the season (and perhaps, the series) demonstrates how much of a disappointment this whole venture has been. The returning '63 of this week stumped the task force, seemingly for the first time since the pilot episode.
ABC Family’s Pretty Little Liars, based on the popular books by Sara Shepard, is a guilty pleasure for a lot of women who tune in week after week. They tune in to see who is tormenting the four friends who all hold one big secret and a whole bunch of their own. Who is the mysterious person who seems to know all their secrets, knows what they are doing all the time, and leaves them notes and texts with just a signature of “A?”
By Karen Moul
The new NBC series Awake follows the life of Detective Michael Britten, played by Jason Isaacs, who was recently in a car accident where either his wife Hannah or his son Rex died, and now lives in two realities. In one (the green reality), his son survived. When he wakes up in the other (the red reality) Hannah is alive. The problem is, he doesn't know which is real and which is a dream.
I enjoyed this episode for its steady, well-paced flow between a myriad of scenes. "The Good Wife" tends to do this on a regular basis, but here, there seemed to be a confidence emanating from the material that was particularly standout. The overall story may not draw much interest, as Lockhart and Associates argue first over a wrongful death lawsuit, then brain trauma from sports injuries, but there is enough on the fringes to compensate for that. There's so much happening in the space of an hour that it's hard to keep track.
Recently Syfy premiered it's newest original docuseries Monster Man, which airs Wednesday nights. The series takes you behind the scenes of the practical special effects workshop SOTA FX. The team consists of Cleve Hall and his family, including his daughters Constance and Elora Hall, and his ex-wife Sonja Maddox-Hall. Cleve is aslo joined by his best friends Roy Knyrim, who also happens to be his boss, and Johnny Saiko, as well as office manager Cindy Miller.