One Tree Hill- Most Memorable Moments (Part 3)

With the One Tree Hill series finale just around the corner, we're looking back at some of our favorite moments from the teen drama that bridged the gap between iconic hits like Beverly Hills, 90210 and modern day winners, such as The Vampire Diaries.

Leading up to this evening emotional farewell, TV Fanatic has been counting down the nine moments from nine seasons of One Tree Hill that will stay with us for as long as Naley stays together.

Read the three entries below, add your favorites in the Comments, watch this evening's two-hour event and then return to TV Fanatic for a full review. Bring a Kleenex or two dozen.

3. Dan Scott's redemption and death.

It all went down only a couple of weeks ago, but Dan Scott's redemption and final goodbye was one of the most emotional moments in the history of the series. The man that was responsible for so much pain and heartache for the characters on One Tree Hill was finally able to make up for all of that by going on an action movie-like rampage in order to save Nathan from the clutches of crazy European mobsters. Dan Scott might have been the biggest stud of all time in that moment, and it led to an extremely sad goodbye in the very next episode. His friends and family were able to forgive him for all the terrible things he did, and Dan went to heaven as Keith's plus one.

To read the rest of my final stroll down One Tree Hill memory lane, head over to TV Fanatic.

The Voice Top 24 Results (Part 1)- Sometimes, It Doesn't Work Out

Blake- "You're all gonna be country artists. That's one thing I forgot to tell you."

Now THAT is how you do a results show! The Voice's first live elimination episode was jam packed with performances and quick results, unlike anything I've seen on American Idol or The X Factor.

It was quick. It was to the point. It may have had on glaringly obvious mistake by America and the coaches, but I will take an entertaining hour over results that make me happy any day of the week and twice on Tuesdays.

After a quick recap of Monday night and a performance by Gym Class Heroes, we got right to the results. Three members of Team Blake and three from Team Xtina were voted through to the next round by America. Who were the lucky contestants?

Team Blake
Erin Willett, Jermaine Paul, and RaeLynn

If you read my review of last night's The Voice, you know I'm already upset. The majority of America might not know what they're doing in leaving Charlotte Sometimes off of this list, but at least the majority of TV Fanatics (50.6%) had the smarts to choose her as the best from Team Blake.

To read the rest of my rundown of last night's The Voice results, head over to TV Fanatic.

Justified 312 Review- I Love It When A Plan Almost Comes Together

Arlo- "You're gonna bench me while Dickie Bennett sits out there eating all our pretzels?"

It may have seemed like Ellstin Limehouse was too busy cutting up pigs to know what was going on in Kentucky recently, and it definitely seemed like his right hand man Errol had decided to rise up against the boss last week, but "Coalition" proved that it was all part of the good butcher's master plan.

Given how many temporary alliances came together and fell apart over the course of the hour, this episode of Justified should have been titled the plural, "Coalitions."

Dickie and Errol were seemingly teamed up, who then joined with Boyd to rob the bank. Boyd, meanwhile, was also aligned with Wynn Duffy to take out Quarles. Duffy was already siding with Quarles and Theo Tonin, and Quarles also made a deal with Limehouse.

Everyone was scrapping to get their share of Mags's and/or Tonin's money, and nearly everyone failed. The most intriguing coalition of them all, though, had to be Raylan Givens and Ellstin Limehouse teaming up to get rid of Dickie and keep Mags' money in a safe place.

To read the rest of my review of last night's Justified, head over to TV Fanatic.

Justified 312 - "Coalition"
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One Tree Hill- Most Memorable Moments (Part 2)

With the One Tree Hill series finale just around the corner, it is time to remember some of our favorite moments from the teen drama that bridged the gap between iconic hits like Beverly Hills, 90210 and current winners, such as The Vampire Diaries.

In the three days before Nathan, Brooke, Haley and company say goodbye to America for good, TV Fanatic will be counting down the nine moments from nine seasons of One Tree Hill that will stay will with us for as long as Naley stays together.

Read the entries seven through four below, and then add your favorite One Tree Hill moments in the comments!

6. Quentin and Jamie’s bromance.

Quentin Fields recurred on One Tree Hill over the course of seasons five and six. He was a fun character, but might not have been better than when bonding with James Lucas Scott. Whether it was dancing at basketball practice in the sixth season premiere, wearing those capes around town, or how deeply saddened young Jamie was after Q’s death, this was an extremely entertaining relationship to watch.

To read the rest of part two in this trip down One Tree Hill memory lane, head over to TV Fanatic.

The Voice Top 24 (Part 1) Review- I'm Moving to Charlotte

Carson- "Are you here to promote your show?"

Betty White- "No, I'm just here to look at Blake Shelton."

Yes, we've finally arrived at the live shows on the second season of The Voice! There were a number of amazing performances this week, along with:

Blake Shelton unable to get past the male strippers on stage; Cee Lo donning a James Brown-esque wig; and the season's attempt at a social media room failing just as horribly as the first time around.

Who were the coaches’ favorites? Who were our favorites? And who were your favorites from Team Blake and Team Xtina on the first night of the Top 24 on The Voice? Let's take a look at what all went down...

Team Blake

Jermaine Paul - "Livin' on a Prayer"

He opened the show and came up out of the stage, so things got serious quickly. I thought it was much more produced than we were used to seeing thus far on The Voice, and by the end of the episode, it proved to be one of only a few that were overproduced. Jermaine was good, even if he was a bit flat near the end, but the way he performed on stage made up for that miscue a bit.

Jermaine thought it went by quickly. Christina said he milked every opportunity to make it his own. Blake said the girls are going to like Jermaine singing that song.
Grade: B

To read the rest of my review of last night's The Voice, and to vote on who were your favorites of the night, head over to TV Fanatic.

One Tree Hill- Most Memorable Moments (Part 1)

With the One Tree Hill series finale just around the corner, it is time to remember some of our favorite moments from the teen drama that bridged the gap between iconic hits like Beverly Hills, 90210 and current winners, such as The Vampire Diaries.

In the three days remaining before Nathan, Brooke, Haley and company say goodbye to America for good, TV Fanatic will be counting down the nine moments from nine seasons of One Tree Hill that will stay will with us for as long as Naley stays together.

Read the first three entries below, and then add your favorite One Tree Hill moments in the comments!

9. Lindsey leaves Lucas at the altar.

It was the 100th episode of One Tree Hill, and the 12th of season five. In “Hundred,” every Leyton and Brucas fan on Earth was on the edge of his or her respective seat as Luke got closer and closer to marrying Lindsey. Luckily for everyone involved, the bride put a stop to the entire thing when she realized Lucas’s true feelings for Peyton. As we know now, Leyton did end up together, got married, had a baby, and so selfishly left us a little more than a year later.

To read the rest of part one of this trip down One Tree Hill memory lane, and to vote in the poll, head over to TV Fanatic.

Mad Men 503 Review- Take A Load Off, Betty

Roger- "When is everything gonna get back to normal?"

She's just fat.

Since many fans of Mad Men have professed their hatred for Betty Draper/Francis over the years, I'm sure very few were sad to see that she added weight gain to her constant state of sadness during the hiatus.

Betty's increased size, which was a way of covering up January Jones' real life pregnancy, Betty's health scare and how everyone reacted to both covered a majority of what happened in "Tea Leaves."

Unlike many Mad Men viewers, I have always enjoyed the character of Betty. She has always been interesting to me, whether it be her relationship with Don, how she treated the children,or her new marriage to Henry. Her actions here were no different.

Most interesting? Her reaction to finding out that her tumor was in fact benign. "It's nice to be put through the ringer and find out... I'm just fat," she said after hearing the news. In that moment, it was difficult to tell whether she was just frustrated, or if Betty might have really preferred dying over simply being an overweight woman. At least the former makes her special.

To read the rest of my review of last night's Mad Men, head over to TV Fanatic.

Mad Men 503 - "Tea Leaves"
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American Idol Top 9- Heejun, Don't Make It Bad

Predict the Bottom Three
I predicted Heejun, Hollie and Deandre in the Bottom 3, and for Deandre to go home. I was very surprised to see Skylar in the bottom 3. I never saw that coming.

Fantasy Idol

Larry
Phillip Phillips: Safe (+11)
Skylar Laine: Bottom 3 (-6), Safe (+11)
Erika Van Pelt
Adam Brock
Brielle Von Hugel
Top 9: +16, Team Total: 74

Rizzo
Jessica Sanchez: Safe (+11)
Shannon Magrane
Elise Testone: Safe (+11)
Aaron Marcellus
Johnny Keyser
Top 9: +22, Team Total: 72

Jack
Deandre Brackensick: Safe (+11)
Baylie Brown
Joshua Ladet: Safe (+11)
Chelsea Sorrell
Creighton Fraker
Top 9: +22, Team Total: 59

Tyson
Heejun Han: Eliminated (-12)
Hollie Cavanaugh: Bottom 3 (-6), Safe (+11)
Jeremy Rosado
Hallie Day
Chase Likens
Top 9: -7, Team Total: 50

Me
Colton Dixon: Safe (+11)
Reed Grimm
Eben Franckewitz
Haley Johnson
Jen Hirsh
Top 9: +11, Team Total: 40