By Josh Axelrod
That was one hell of a show. Every aspect of Super Bowl XLIX lived up to the hype, which is more than can be said for the walloping the Seahawks put on the Broncos last year. This year, the Hawks were beaten by Tom Brady’s Patriots in possibly the most heartbreaking football moment since the Titans came up one yard short in Super Bowl XXXIV.
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By Josh Axelrod and Anamika Roy
We shouldn’t still have to note this, but it was nice to see “Mindy” use its entire ensemble well again. Every member of the cast got a moment or two to shine, and the guest stars brought their A-games. There was one scene, though, that stood out from the rest:
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By Josh Axelrod and Anamika Roy
This might have been the first episode all season to use the entire ensemble in compelling ways. The lack of Niecy Nash’s Dr. Fishman this episode was a little confusing for a character who still needs to be established, but other than that everyone was used well and the episode was made all the better for it.
Spoilers Guide
By Josh Axelrod and David Oliver
Thank god the MLB playoffs are over. Baseball is barely a sport anyway, and it was taking up valuable time that should have been used airing new “Mindy” episodes. The show returned with an episode that was less risque than the last few, but just as funny. Here we go:
Danny Castellano (Chris Messina) and Mindy Lahiri (Mindy Kaling), “The Mindy Project,” photo courtesy http://www.spoilertv.com
By Josh Axelrod, David Oliver and Anamika Roy
“Mindy” has now become so risque that FOX has slapped it with a “Viewer Discretion Advised” warning before the episode. Not that this week’s episode veered into last week’s “I slipped” territory, but it certainly focused on some topics not usually discussed on network TV. And it even featured a Shonda Rhimes cameo!
The cast of “The Mindy Project,” photo courtesy http://www.iris.theaureview.com
