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It can't be over already, can it? Say it ain't so. With the performance of the coveted musical, Electro/City, the end of the First Day of Camp is upon us. But will Camp Firewood be able to take on Camp Tiger Claw, the military and President Reagan before the day is done?

We are half way through the First Day of Camp in Waterville and the drama has only just begun to unfold. But can anything really prepare us for the premiere of the coveted musical; Electro/City? They've been in rehearsal for nearly four hours!

It must have been while you were killing me... what? No Meatloaf fans? Ah well, so that was horrifying and will provide me with new nightmares about how I don't want to die for years. Goodness, that was graphic!

We continue on with the saga of the First Day of Camp in Waterville, Maine. There has already been one casualty on the battlefields of Camp Firewood. Oh and if you were worried that President Reagan wasn't going to make an appearance, rest assured.

It's here, at long last. The eight episode series of WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER, FIRST DAY OF CAMP. 15 years later, let's go back 2 months prior to the movie and see how the majority of the cast hasn't aged a day. Theme song “Jane” by Starship leads us into every episode and flashes us back to 1981.

The year was 2001 in the small town of Waterville, Maine. It was the last day of camp at Camp Firewood. Despite the campers happiness and well, safety, the counselors were determined to have a great night even if an object falling from space threatened to doom them all.

In the opening scene Scott is without his inhaler and Malia and Mama McCall come to his rescue. As Mama gets Scott the medicine he needs, Malia tries to fight off the Dread Doctor to no avail and I'm sure you were all thinking the same thing I was: Where did she get her boots? So cute!!!

“In a small New England town, teenagers are taken in the night and buried alive. Days later, they emerge transformed, wreaking havoc and spreading terror, commanded by an ancient order of parascientists known only as the Dread Doctors,” or so the back jacket of the book, “The Dread Doctors” tells us.

Tonight we received further evidence that Theo is a tad bit psycho and more uncertainty regarding the fate of Lydia, Parrish and now Stiles? And it all went down in a club called Sinema.

Season Two of THE RESIDUALS is currently airing on Broadway World exclusively. The show, from husband and wife team Michael Paul Smith and Gillian Pensavalle, takes a look at the funny, often times bizarre, world of commercial auditions.

All right, I'll say it, I don't really care for these “Doctors.” They are not very nice people going around injecting everybody with mercury. Who do they think they are? Actually, we still don't really know.

Famed Broadway writer, director and composer Elizabeth Swados has struggled with depression her whole life. In this animated musical documentary based on Swados' graphic memoir, “My Depression: A Picture Book,” she shares her experiences with this often-misunderstood condition to make a difficult and sometimes taboo topic more accessible and understandable.

The Season Five premiere continued tonight with Parasomnia which, as I learned, is a fancy word for night terrors. And with Parasomnia we got a few more hints at the Big Bad the Beacon Hills gang may be facing this season.

So much for easing us in to Season Five. MTV is wasting no time letting us know that Senior Year at Beacon Hills High is going to be a real doozy. In part one of the two night premiere, it seems that college applications are the least of this gang's worries.

It's been less than a year since we have checked in with our favorite supernatural students at Beacon Hills High School and the Season Four finale left us with a confrontation we've long been wanting. Will Scott and Stiles and gang be able to identify and eliminate the new Big Bad this season who, as it turns out, is literally a Wolf? Also, Malia's Mom?

The Chromolume Theatre in Culver City will soon be home to a new production of "Brilliant Traces" by Cindy Lou Johnson starring Scott Sheldon and Jennifer Hall, directed by Elina Santos.

It's always a long, hot summer as we anxiously await for THE WALKING DEAD to return. Insight Deluxe Journals has provided some inspiration for that Fan Fiction you've been dying to write.

As Ryan Hardy sings his swan song, we got a little glimpse as to where the show may have gone if there were to be a Season Four. Alas, it was not to be. Did he end up at a meditation retreat in Northern California for a new beginning or is he doomed to the Hardy curse he is convinced is upon him?

That felt like… a happy ending? Am I still watching SCANDAL? As the fourth season comes to a close, it was an uncharacteristic bow tie for most of our characters. Sure, some were out of a job, some out of a marriage, but it did seem like temporary bliss for the Commander-in-Chief.

In the two hour penultimate episode of THE FOLLOWING, we lost a few main characters, but also set up for the ultimate showdown for the series finale next week. Will Ryan Hardy survive this series? More importantly, will Mike Weston?