From her review of NBC's (now-canceled) "The Playboy Club": "I'm pretty sure I wasn't supposed to laugh when the naive bunny, struggling with the creepy old guy trying to rape her, kicks him in the neck with a stiletto heel and kills him."
Twitter: @JudyWEdu
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Craig Liggeons
Age: 45
Watching TV from: Rittenhouse Square.
Current guilty pleasures: The CW's "Gossip Girl," MTV's "Teen Mom."
Show he loves but is at least three episodes behind on: FX's "Sons of Anarchy."
From his review of ABC's "Suburgatory": "While the 'fish out of water' theme has been done to death, the snappy, pithy dialogue with just a touch of poignancy reminded me of some vintage 'Gilmore Girls' episodes."
On Web: craigliggeons.com
Twitter: @CraigLiggeons
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Robert Dougherty
Age: 26
Watching TV from: Northeast Philadelphia.
Still sad they canceled: "Arrested Development."
Guilty pleasure: "Glee."
What else he'd want other Daily News readers to know about him: "I have written three self-published books about 'Lost.' "
From his review of CBS' "Person of Interest": [It's] a procedural show, an action thriller and a post-9/11 parable all at once. These elements all yield solid moments and show that this could be a hard-hitting series . . . but don't always come together in the pilot."
On the Web: contributor.yahoo.com/user/150055/robert_dougherty.html
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Chris Monigle
Age: 24
Watching TV from: Roxborough.
Favorite show of all time: "Lost."
Still sad they canceled: "Angel," "Terriers."
Last time he'd watched a network evening newscast: Previous night.
From his review of the CW's "The Secret Circle": "Kevin Williamson's involvement [as executive producer] ensures a daring and unpredictable hour of TV."
On the Web:
tvwiththefoot.blogspot.com.
Twitter: @JacobsFoot
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Andrew Seawell
Age: 51
Watching TV from: Northeast Philadelphia.
Favorite show of all time: "The Prisoner" (the original, not the AMC remake).
Guilty pleasure: ABC's "Castle."
From his review of Fox's "Terra Nova": I was excited by this concept before I watched the pilot, and I'm loath to write this show off. But it seems to demand to be ignored with each new plot twist."