"Dating Naked": Titillating Televsion

NUDES NUDES NUDES, in your home! A TV show called "Dating Naked" is here. It's a bunch of naked people, going out on dates with no clothes on.

[Host] Amy Paffrath -- who's married to Drew Seeley -- won't be going on any nude outings anytime soon, but does think the series allows individuals to show their true selves without hiding behind their iPhones ... or all those pesky clothes. 

Will viewers take "Dating Naked" to their bosom? Or has television finally gone too, too far? Sound off in the comments. We're here for you!

Breaking Bad takes over the Internet!

Hey, have you heard? The last season of "Breaking Bad" has begun--and basically, it's the only thing on the Internet today. Among the many recaps of last night's gripping premiere episode, the best is from TV Line. One line made us laugh out loud (potential spoiler):

(Props to him, because I can’t toss my cookies without everyone in a four-block radius becoming aware.)

How much did you love the new episode?

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"Breaking Bad": Finale excitement

After a storied run on AMC, "Breaking Bad" is coming to an end. What will happen to its anti-hero, Walter White (aka Heisenberg) and his boy assistant, Robin Jesse? We'll start to find out on August 11, and then the suspense will drag on for the last several episodes. But until then, what happens is anyone's guess. Below, some of ours [SPOILERISH!].

"Orange Is the New Black": Two opinions

Orange Is the New Black is the hottest new TV show of the year! The gripping comedy/drama, based on the memoir by Piper Kerman, is the most popular of streaming-video service Netflix's original programs. We asked two members of the Cafeteria Lady entertainment blog staff to tell us what they think of the show.

Rick Tyre: If this is "the new black," I'll keep the old black, thank you! First of all, this isn't even a TV show. It comes over the Internet on Netflix, which by the way isn't free, and this means I have to watch it on my computer. And when this sudsy soap opera wasn't crashing Internet Explorer, all I saw was a bunch of mopey gals in the same outfit sit around, crabbing about their problems or causing trouble. Who cares what they think? If these ladies knew what's what, they wouldn't be in the hoosegow in the first place.

Angela Grammer: The thought-provoking first season of "Orange Is the New Black" is so full of laughs, tears, and ideas, I might just have to watch it again! I "binge-watched" all 13 episodes in just a couple of days--that's how fascinating Piper, Alex, Crazy Eyes, and the other inmates were to me. For me, it was especially interesting to see how some of the older inmates, such as Red and Miss Claudette, were able to adapt and thrive in an unusual environment. I do think some of the harsh language and nudity is unnecessary, but overall, Orange Is the New Black is exciting, eye-opening, must-see television!

What do you think of Netflix's smash hit? Tell us in the comments, or on Twitter--we're here for you!

"Orange Is the New Black"'s Big Boo, Lea DeLaria

Everybody loves "Orange Is the New Black," the smash Netflix original that's changing the way we think about TV. Based on the bestselling memoir by ex-con Smith grad Piper Kerman, "Orange" has a timely setting, a great balance between grit and comedy, and a fascinating cast of characters. One of those is Big Boo, the big-hearted, dog-loving butch woman portrayed by Broadway's big, boisterous Lea DeLaria. In this video, DeLaria talks lots of "Orange," including how the role of Boo was created just for her. Let's hope that next season, the character gets more screen time--and her own flashback episode!

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