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The Mentalist – So Long, and Thanks for All the Red Snapper

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  • Title: The Mentalist – So Long, and Thanks for All the Red Snapper
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While investigating the murder of a local surfer Lisbon (Robin Tunney) runs into her old fiance (Matt Flanagan), who she hasn’t seen in more than a decade, and his wife (Claire Rankin). While Jane (Simon Baker) works the town looking for leads and uncovers a search for a sunken treasure from an old sailor (Tim De Zarn) who Jane believes the victim may have begun to search for with the assistance of Lisbon’s old flame.

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Glee – Choke

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The day of Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt’s (Chris Colfer) auditions for the New York Academy of the Dramatic Arts has finally arrives, but for one of them the audition doesn’t go exactly as planned. Despite Rachel’s pleas to go with a safer choice Kurt performs “Not the Boy Next Door” from The Boy from Oz which turns out to be the kind of bold choice the judge (Whoopi Goldberg) is looking for, but Rachel’s performance of her go-to song (“Don’t Rain on My Parade” from Funny Girl) doesn’t go anywhere near as smoothly.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #9

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #9While April tries to come to terms with the fact that the four cute little turtles she named have mutated and grown up to be teenage mutant ninja heroes the foursome set out to save Splinter from Old Hob and whatever plans Stockgen has for their master.

With April and Casey‘s help, and Michelangelo‘s reprogrammed Mouser, the TMNT break into Stockgen and take down the guards and giant Mouser, but by the time they make to where Splinter was being held he’s already been kidnapped by a new (or rather old) enemy – the Foot Clan.

Honestly, the first page of April working out the story, and her reaction to them reintroducing themselves to her, is worth picking up all by itself. We also get plenty of heroes in a half-shell action. And, certainly not least important, issue #9 also finally gives us the first real shot of the Shredder, in all his ridiculous glory. Oh yeah, you know you want it. Worth a look.

[IDW, $3.99]

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Castle – Undead Again

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  • Title: Castle – Undead Again
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“The killer’s a zombie!”

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Just as Castle (Nathan Fillion) begins to think it’s time to sever his relationship with Detective Beckett (Stana Katic) the pair find themselves investigating a murder that, at least on the surface, looks like it was committed by a zombie. The initial suspect (Brandon Keener), the victim’s co-worker, was also attacked and is deathly afraid of what he’s sure was a zombie, refuses to leave the police station even after he’s cleared as a suspect in the murder.

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Fairly Legal – Teenage Wasteland

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Kate (Sarah Shahi) is called in by an old friend (Laura Regan) to mediate a dispute between a student (Jonna Walsh) expelled over cheating and her former high school. Lauren (Virginia Williams), getting the scent of old money, decides to tag along in hopes of signing the school as a long-term client but things get complicated when Kate sides with the girl and her working class father (Eric Keenleyside) over the institution and uncovers a far more scandalous reason why the young girl is actually being expelled.

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