TV&#39;s Fall Haul: Revolution and The Mob Doctor  For the next
few weeks, we'll be evaluating many of the new fall shows as
they air. You can't judge a show by its pilot, but that doesn't
mean we aren't going to try anyway because there is only so much
time and tolerance for shit that is this silly.  Revolution,
Mondays 10 p.m. ET, NBC  One-sentence description: It's not the
end of the world, but it sure does feel that way after Earth's
supply of electricity suddenly evaporates, in that the dystopia
that has resulted 15 years later looks a lot like your typical
post-apocalyptic pop-culture portrayal.  How good is it?: Oh,
it's so bad, but kind of great in its b-ness. Principal
character Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos) reminded me of the
following at some point during the one-hour premiere: Uma
Thurman, Heather Graham, Sarah Polley, dry wall, Sarah Connor,
some lady erratically babbling at you in a supermarket, a fawn,
a coma and Katniss Everdeen. In a year full of female characters
with bows, here's a female char