Privileged

By Destiny We knew from the moment we watched the first episode of Privileged that we were in for a great treat. How could one go wrong with a cast that features The O.C. alum Michael Cassidy and Reba sweetheart Joanna Garcia,... We knew from the moment we watched the first episode of Privileged that we were in...

By Daniel(noreply@blogger.com) Privileged" isn't quite "Gilmore Girls." Actually, it isn't anywhere near "Gilmore Girls." But it mines a similar vein of chick lit semi-empowerment wherein cute young women attempt to inspire cute younger women to be strong and smart and perky, while also aspiring to a level of level of b...

By tube talk girl(jennifer@tube-talk.com) Privileged Airs: Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on the CW Joanna Garcia is a delight as tutor Megan Smith. She is a dead ringer for Amy Adams in Enchanted, with her perpetual perkiness and likeability. But, Smith is not the only reason to watch. Each character is just as fantastic as the next.

By Myles My concern with Privileged is that the show really doesn't have many cards in its deck: the relationship between Megan and the girls, Megan and Lorel, and Megan and her family are all fairly set in stone, and for the most part they're following what we saw in the pilot. Yes, there have been som...

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By Abe Fried-Tanzer Privileged (CW)Premiered September 9 at 9pmNow this is one show that's hopeless from the start. I had imagined it as an exact clone of "90210" without having any idea whatsoever what it was about, but it couldn't even live up to my low ...

By Myles I’m not saying that the show is perfect, but after watching 90210 kind of just flop around earlier in the evening it’s kind of nice to see a show that, for its pilot, completely understands what it wants to be, how it plans on getting there, and what it was about The O.C., Everwood or Gilmore Girl...

By Jason the TVaholic The series also stars Anne Archer (Patriot Games) as the cosmetics mogul and grandmother, Lucy Hale (Bionic Woman) as one of the sisters, Ashley Newbrough (The Best Years) as the other sister, and Michael Cassidy (Smallville, The O.C.) as a friend Megan grew up with.

By editorial@zap2it.com With its quirky charm and strong performances, this CW show isn't just another pretty face.

By Alan Sepinwall First (and shorter) of today's two columns: I review the CW's "Privileged," which was pretty decent but is also not the kind of show I'd likely watch again except during a slow viewing period, which this is about to cease being.