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Showing posts with label Joey Lawrence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joey Lawrence. Show all posts

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Melissa & Joey: Scoop from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos

Here's some scoop on Melissa & Joey from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat column, which was posted on 2/7/14.



Stefanie: I never thought my two favorite 90s stars would come together and make one of my guilty pleasure comedies, Melissa and Joey. Got anything to make my day?
How about a pregnancy twist? Whose? Not telling!



Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat: Donal Logue Stirs Up Law & Order: SVU Trouble, Veep's New (Familiar) Face and More | E! Online

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Is it just me or were the summer finales of Melissa & Joey and Baby Daddy unusually dramatic? (My thoughts on Melissa & Joey-Episode 3x15 "What Happens in Jersey... (Part 2)" and Baby Daddy-Episode 2x15 "Surprise!")

I don’t know about everybody else, but I thought that between the aftermath of Mel and Joe sleeping together and then Austin showing up towards the end of tonight’s episode of Melissa & Joey right as Joe was getting home so he could talk to Mel about them pursuing a romantic relationship and the reappearance of Emma’s mother on Baby Daddy, the summer finales of Melissa & Joey and Baby Daddy were unusually dramatic  for both shows.

When it comes to Austin showing up and telling Mel that he wants to have a family with her at the end of tonight’s episode of Melissa & Joey, I didn’t see that coming at all. I love Trevor Donovan, but I really hate that he/Austin showed up at the end of the episode. I’m not sure that I can buy Austin’s sudden change of heart about being willing to get his vasectomy reversed so he and Mel can have kids of their own. If he was so sure at such a young age that he never wanted to have kids that he would go as far as to get a vasectomy, I don’t think he would be so quick to change his mind about that. I guess the writers have to create drama between Mel and Joe somehow. Hopefully, Mel will ultimately tell Austin that she doesn’t think that they should get back together and Mel and Joe will pursue a relationship with each other when the show returns for the second half of the season.

The drama in tonight’s episode of Baby Daddy was much more predictable, if you ask me. As soon as Bonnie agreed to show Angela a picture of Emma, I knew that Angela would end up saying that she wants Emma back. That drama seems extremely forced though. Given the fact that the show is called “Baby Daddy”, I’m thinking that Angela will ultimately decide to not take Emma away from Ben. I hope Angela doesn’t try to sue Ben for custody, because that would just be too much drama for the show when it’s supposed to be a comedy.

Personally, I don’t think any judge in their right mind would grant custody of Emma to Angela given the fact that she had already abandoned Emma once and was planning to give her up for adoption when she left Emma on Ben’s doorstep in the pilot. The best case scenario would be that Angela will once again think about what she said earlier in the episode about her life being a mess and go away for good, realizing that she’s not fit to raise Emma on her own. The worst case scenario would be that Ben and Angela will agree to share joint custody and co-parent Emma together.

Once again Danny showed what a standup guy he is in this episode, first in the video of Riley’s 16th birthday party where he tried thwart all of the pranks that Ben was playing on Riley. He once again showed what a great guy he is when he stepped aside and let Ben try to make another move on Riley. I really don’t want Riley and Ben to get together though. After all, Danny has always been in love with Riley, even when she was overweight, while Ben’s interest in Riley is only recent now that she has lost all of the weight. At least Danny and his therapist girlfriend broke up, but I don’t know what he’s going to do about having both Riley’s name and his ex-girlfriend’s name tattooed to his wrists.

All in all, while I really liked tonight’s episodes of Melissa & Joey and Baby Daddy, I’m not sure I like the dramatic turn both shows took for their summer finale. The drama between Mel and Joe is pretty interesting and I think it does fit the show. However, having the summer finale of Baby Daddy be so dramatic felt really out of character for the show, and it just didn’t completely work for me.

Friday, July 12, 2013

Melissa & Joey: Scoop on the future of Mel and Joe's relationship from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich

Here's some scoop on Melissa & Joey from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich's weekly column Matt's Inside Line for the week of 7/11/13.


Will any progress be made in Melissa and Joey‘s relationship in upcoming episodes? –Julia
I am hearing that towards the end of the season, fans such as you should be very happy.



Link to the full article:‘Once Upon a Time’ ‘NCIS LA’ ‘How I Met Your Mother’ Spoilers - TVLine

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Melissa & Joey: Scoop on the mid-season 3 finale (Episode 3x10 "Fast Times") from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Melissa & Joey from this week's (Posted on 7/2/13) Ask Ausiello column.


Question: Will you make this holiday weekend even better with a scoop on Melissa & Joey? I’m thinking something might finally happen between them in the coming weeks! –Brigid
Ausiello: I hear things get “cozy” between them as they visit Joe’s family in the July 31 season finale and have to share a room. Get your mind out of the gutter; they’re probably just gonna bump nasties.



Link to the full article:‘Parenthood’ Season 5 Spoilers — Trouble for Joel and Julia: Ask Ausiello - TVLine

Monday, June 3, 2013

Melissa & Joey: Oh, no! Is Joey quitting his job? (My thoughts on episode 3x01 “Works for Me”)


Now that summer has begun and pretty much all of the shows that I watch on network television have either ended for the season, or they are about to end for the season, I’ll be blogging about TV shows that air on cable. I also hope to write a review of Dallas’ (TNT series) second season, a review of the first season of Revolution and get started on my project of reviewing all five seasons of 90210. Although, I’ll be moving into a house in a few weeks and the whole moving process might not leave me with very much time to actually work on those projects. I’m going to try my absolute best to get them done over the summer though, or in the case of my 90210 project, at least get started, but I digress. Melissa & Joey is one of my favorite shows to watch during the summer, so I might try to review at least some of the episodes this summer.

With that said, I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed the season three premiere. It mostly revolved around the fact that Joe was feeling like Ryder and Lennox no longer needed him since they’ve grown up so much, which led to him trying to get a job in finance since that’s what he did for a living before he worked for Mel. Joe was offered a job by a guy who works in finance, so he initially believed that the job was working in finance; however it turned out that he wanted to hire Joe to be their baby’s nanny. Apparently, they were willing to pay Joe a lot of money to be their nanny, so he accepted the job offer and immediately started the new job by babysitting the baby.

One of the reasons why I loved this episode is because it finally touched upon something that I’ve thought a lot about ever since the show began. Personally, I always felt like Ryder and Lennox were old enough to take of themselves for the most part even when the show began. One of the reasons why I felt this way is because when I was their age at the start of the series, my parents were okay with me staying home alone by that point. Sure, I wasn’t old enough to drive, but I never really had all that much going on after school that would require somebody to drive me around. I suppose that might be one of the reasons why Mel initially wanted to hire Joe in the first place though. Plus, she also has Joe cook dinner for them, which is probably due to the fact that she’s often very busy with her work as a city councilwoman. Although, I cooked for myself a lot when I was Ryder and Lennox’s age so that doesn’t make that much sense to me either, but I digress.

Mel was desperate to try and find a way to convince Joe to stay and continue to work for him by finding something for him to do. At first she was saying that she wanted him to stay so he could cook for them, but Joe didn’t like that idea, especially after she likened him to being a fire extinguisher, saying that she doesn’t always need to use it, but it’s nice to have around when she finds herself in a situation that requires a fire extinguisher. In an attempt to get Joe to agree to continue working for her, she decided to ask him to install solar panels on the roof since he had apparently suggested it at one point in the past. Mel figured he would be happy if she told him that it was a good idea to put the solar panels in, but she was also worried about how he would act since she knows how much he loves to be right about things. Despite being afraid of how annoying he might be about the solar panels, she decided to ask him to do it anyway. However, Joe quickly saw through Mel’s request and said that it was a “pity solarization” and told Mel that he was still going to take the job offer working as a nanny for the other family.

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Melissa & Joey: Episode 3x04 "Oh Brother" Press Release

Here's the press release for episode 3x04 "Oh Brother", which was posted on the SpoilerTV website.


ON AN ALL-NEW EPISODE OF MELISSA & JOEY (6/19) MEL MAY SHARE A CLOSER CONNECTION TO HER BOYFRIEND THAN SHE REALIZES, ON AN ALL NEW EPISODE OF ABC FAMILY'S "MELISSA AND JOEY," WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 AT 8PM ET/PT

Burbank, CA (May 30, 2013) - Mel reconnects with her old friend, Austin, but Joe suspects there may be more to their relationship than Mel or Austin understand.

In the episode "Oh Brother," Mel's childhood friend, Austin (Trevor Donovan), moves back to Toledo, and he and Mel quickly take their old friendship to a new level. But Joe starts to think that Mel and Austin may in fact be related, and schemes to break them up. Meanwhile, enterprising Lennox sells ads on her blog to earn extra money, but is horrified to discover her first sponsor may participate in unfair labor practices.

"Melissa and Joey" stars Melissa Joan Hart, Joey Lawrence, Taylor Spreitler and Nick Robinson, and is executive-produced by Bob Young & David Kendall, Paula Hart, Melissa Joan Hart and Joey Lawrence.

Source: ABC



Link to the original article:Melissa and Joey - Episode 3.04 - Oh Brother - Press Release | Spoilers

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Melissa and Joey: ABC Family Expands Third Season and Renews for a Fourth Season

Melissa and Joey

According to The Hollywood Reporter's Lesley Goldberg, ABC Family has expanded Melissa and Joey's third season to 20 episodes. ABC Family has also renewed the show for a fourth season. Here's an excerpt from the article:


"One-hundred episodes is a great accomplishment for any series, and we are thrilled to give Melissa and Joey the opportunity to achieve this milestone, as they’ve delivered hundreds and hundreds of laughs over the seasons,” said Kate Juergens, executive vp programming and development at ABC Family.

The third season will premiere Wednesday, May 29, at 8 p.m., leading in to Baby Daddy, with the second half of the newly ordered episodes set to air in 2014.

The series, from EPs Bob Young and David Kendall, Paula Hart, Melissa Joan Hart and Lawrence, ranks as ABC Family's highest comedy debut ever among total viewers. Its second season ranked as the series best among adults 18-49, women 18-34 and total viewers 12-34.



Link to the full article:'Melissa and Joey' Renewed for Season 4 at ABC Family



My thoughts: While I don't think that Melissa and Joey is the funniest TV show ever, I've always thoroughly enjoyed it. The show is still pretty funny though and has continued to get funnier throughout its run, if you ask me. Plus, it has always made for some very fun entertainment during the summer when all of the shows that I watch on network TV are in reruns until the fall. It's really nice to know that Melissa and Joey won't be ending any time soon, and I personally can't wait for season three to start. It's definitely quite an accomplishment for any TV show to reach the 100 episode milestone, so I think that the cast and crew of Melissa and Joey, as well as the network executives at ABC Family should all be very proud of the show and all of the work that they've put into it.

Friday, May 24, 2013

Melissa & Joey: Episode 3x03 "Inside Job" Press Release

Here's the press release for episode 3x03 "Inside Job", which was posted on the SpoilerTV website.


N AN ALL-NEW EPISODE OF ABC FAMILY'S "MELISSA & JOEY" (6/12)

MEL ACCIDENTALLY GETS JOE A JOB AT CITY HALL ON AN ALL NEW EPISODE OF ABC FAMILY'S "MELISSA AND JOEY," WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12TH AT 8PM ET/PT

Melissa Joan Hart's "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" Cast-mate Alimi Ballard Guest Stars

Burbank, CA (May 23, 2013) - Joe paints Mel into a corner, forcing her to get him a job at City Hall with fellow City Council member Paul (guest star Alimi Ballard). Once there, Joe gets wrapped up in another potential financial scandal, leading to all sorts of headaches for Mel. "Inside Job" airs Wednesday, June 12th at 8:00PM ET/PT.

Meanwhile, Lennox is torn between her boyfriend Zander (guest star Sterling Knight) and her hot co-star in the school play, Archer (guest star Blake Michael).

"Melissa and Joey" stars Melissa Joan Hart, Joey Lawrence, Taylor Spreitler and Nick Robinson, and is executive-produced by Bob Young & David Kendall, Paula Hart, Melissa Joan Hart and Joey Lawrence. Guest stars in "Inside Job" include Sterling Knight, Blake Michael and Alimi Ballard.



Link to the original article:Melissa and Joey - Episode 3.03 - Inside Job - Press Release | Spoilers

Monday, April 29, 2013

Melissa & Joey: Scoop on the future of Joe's career in season 3 from Zap2it's Carina Adly MacKenzie

Here's some scoop on Melissa & Joey from Carina Adly MacKenzie's Monday Kickstart column for the week of 4/29/13.


"Melissa & Joey": Joe is looking to move on in his career path, which Melissa has a huge problem with -- but is it because she still needs a nanny or is it because she doesn't want to lose him? Fortunately, she doesn't have to 'fess up to the latter because a situation to keep Joe in the family falls right into her lap.



Link to the full article:10 Spoilers: Doppelganger drama on ‘Vampire Diaries,’ an ‘Arrow’ first encounter, and ‘New Girl’ gets it on - Zap2it