Criticism and controversy
Who was the critic from Entertainment Weekly that gave negative reviews of Family Guy?
Family Guy
Chasing Madoff Incubus (2006 film) Tammy Rogers Lockout (film) Romantically Challenged
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Based on 15 critic reviews (5 positive, 7 mixed and 3 negative) "Chasing Madoff" received a Metascore of 51 out of 100 on Metacritic. Entertainment Weekly gave the film a B+ rating. 
Critical reception was predominantly negative and review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes hosts three reviews for "Incubus", all negative. Dread Central, Entertainment Weekly, and DVD Talk all gave negative reviews for "Incubus", all of whom heavily criticized Reid's acting in the film. 
Rogers' debut album received a four-star review from Allmusic critic Richard Foss, who said that it showed country and bluegrass influences with "delightful twists". Her self-titled second album was also met with favorable reviews. "Country Standard Time" critic Norm Rosenfield also described "Tammy Rogers" favorably, with his review noting the multiple guest musicians and prominent bluegrass influence. Tony Scherman of "Entertainment Weekly" gave the album a B+ rating, saying that Rogers sounded like a "less-ethereal Alison Krauss". "Country Standard Time" critic Dan Williams also compared Rogers to Krauss in his review of "The Speed of Love", saying that she sounded like Krauss' "less tradition-bound older sister", and that her "achingly sweet soprano" made even the weaker tracks "consistently listenable". 
Although Guy Pearce's role was generally well received, critical reception of the film itself ranged from mixed to negative. The film earned a score of 48 out of 100 from 32 critics on review aggregate website Metacritic, indicating "mixed or average" reviews. It also garnered 38% approval from 114 critics on Rotten Tomatoes – an average score of 5 out of 10 – whose consensus reads: "Guy Pearce does the best he can with what he's given, but "Lockout" is ultimately too derivative and shallow to build on the many sci-fi thrillers it borrows from." CinemaScore polls reported that the average grade moviegoers gave the film was a "B−" on an A+ to F scale. Lisa Schwarzbaum of "Entertainment Weekly" gave the film a C grade, writing: ""Lockout" floats like space junk in the final frontier." "Boxoffice" reported the film was, "A sleek, slick and shameless rip-off of John Carpenter's Snake Plissken films "Escape from New York" and "Escape from L.A."" 
Critical reception. The show's early reviews were mixed. It scored an average of 44 on Metacritic based on 15 reviews. An "Entertainment Weekly" critic wrote of the opening episodes: "At times relatably funny: The rules of one-night stands can be fairly confusing. But other times, characters say things like 'Who is that mansicle?'" Others were praising the performance of Milano but gave a negative review of the show, like "USA Today": "As terrible as "Romantically" is, it is in the end more puzzling than insulting. Why would any studio or network waste a star like Milano on a show that would seem to have virtually no chance of survival?"