Medium

By Kona Gallagher It’s been so long since I’ve seen Patricia Arquette in anything but Medium, so I can’t remember if she always has this subdued, out-of-breath murmuring thing going on, or if it’s just a character choice. Either way, Tambor nailed it. I’m sure part of what made it so good is that we’re used to th...

By Kona Gallagher To Joe and Ariel’s credit, Matt wasn’t actually the killer, as Allison saw later. I realized right away that Matt’s mom was the guilty party. She came on so strong when she first met Scanlon and Allison in the school, that I figured there was no way she wasn’t mixed up in everything. What I didn’t...

By Kona Gallagher Holy product placement, Allison. Medium clearly has a new relationship with a certain big-name American car company that I do not feel the need to promote further, as they are not paying me a dime, and it definitely showed in this week’s episode. Allison’s car is involved in an accident, but...

By Kona Gallagher The black and white scenes were used to good effect; they added to the episode, but were used sparingly enough not to seem too gimmicky. It didn’t seem like Allison had more dream sequences than normal, although it was pretty obvious that the use of Joe and the girls was just an excuse to get mo...

By Kona Gallagher I also loved the interaction between Bridgette and Marie, but the only complaint that I have is that the end of that storyline seemed really shoehorned in. There was a lot going on in this episode, and Bridgette’s whole, “I have someone you should meet, random teacher whom we have never seen...

By Kona Gallagher As far as the “B” plots were concerned, they were a little hit or miss. We really only got one good scene with all of the kids, and Joe and Allison spent most of the episode apart, so there wasn’t enough Dubois family interaction. Image: Michael Yarish/CBS Post from: Medium Dreams

By Kona Gallagher Medium runs into the same challenges that any series in its sixth season runs into: How do you keep the material fresh? While Medium may be a family drama, it is, at its heart, a police procedural. There is a crime of the week, the main character helps solve it, and everyone lives happily ever a...

By Kona Gallagher The HD Room is giving away 10 copies of Medium season 5.Horror Yearbook also has 10 copies of season 5 to give away.Brett at CliqueClack didn’t like this week’s episode quite as much as I did, but he still enjoyed it. You can read his review here.Brett also talks about the entire week’s ratings on...

 AZ Allison dreams of Cynthia Keener, who has ties to an old kidnapping case. Meanwhile Joe gets a job offer in another state. Cynthia Keener meets a man in a Nosforatu mask in the desert to pay the ransom of a girl named Bethany. ...

 AZ Agent Cooper often brings out the best in Medium. On one hand, he can be charming and it’s hard not to want to bring criminals to justice. However, since Allison falls very much into the necessity of law and process, when Cooper appears on the show, ...

 AZ Come to think of it, Joe (Jake Weber) had some experience with Zombie Apocalypse. Since Medium is the antithesis of the more guns genre, it was interesting to see that their take was mostly about the fear of the end. As Allison's dread grows, ...

By paulswhite But back to the show at hand. Medium has this self-same sensibility. Yes, Allison Dubois (played by the marvelous Patricia Arquette) has psychic abilities far beyond those of a mortal woman. And, yes, her two oldest daughters, Ariel and Bridgette (Sofia Vassileiva and Maria Lark, respect...

It’s interesting, then, how just about every time I watch Medium I come away from it thinking that it’s one of the best shows on television. Now in it’s fifth season, Medium is about an average family living in Phoenix, Arizona. The dad, Joe Dubois ...

 AZ In the other, Allison provides the support that her brother needs to do what he needs to do. It's also one of many Medium episodes that considers that Classic Trek question, do the needs of the many out-weigh the needs of the one. ... Review: Medium, 1.7, "Jump Start" Firefox News

By Katelyn After the screening Marilyn and Patricia took their seats on stage.  Marilyn said a few words and said she has 3 questions for Patricia, and then they would open up the questions to the audience.   Every time I see Patricia in person, I am amazed how much different she looks from her character...

 AZ - Of course, for the Dubois family, the swing of things involves soul swapping, mysterious murders and Bridgette practices her crayon life drawing. ... Reveiw: Medium, 1.4, "Night of the Wolf" Firefox News all 2 news articles

 AZ - Medium gains a plus one. Allison gets an occasional police partner, Detective Scanlon (David Cubitt), with whom on any other show there would be a plot push ...

 AZ - She's married to an engineer, Joe (Jake Weber). She's interested in law enforcement. Oh and she sees dead people. She's a lot psychic and a little psycho ...

Remember a little show on NBC called Medium ? The one about the psychic with the super cool hubby? It earned Patricia Arquette an Emmy? Well, it's returning in January -- and with a nifty new castmember, to ...

Item: The TV Show “Medium” on NBC Location: by Why Georgia Review: Although it’s not returning in the fall line up, and instead will be showing up again in the mid-season line up, the show “Medium” has fast become one of my favorites. ...

By Dave Golder Written by: Craig Sweeny Directed by: Miguel Sandoval Rating: In Dreams: A senator appears to be having an old friend for lunch... literally. The One Where: A senator who aims to help Devalos become DA again has a shady past. ...

AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews the new season of the NBC thriller, 'Medium.' The chilling series stars Patricia Arquette as a young woman struggling to make sense of her dreams and visions of dead people. (Jan. 10)

Jan. 10 - AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews the new season of the NBC thriller, 'Medium.' The chilling series stars Patricia Arquette as a young woman struggling to make sense of her dreams and visions of dead people.