TV Reviews
The Ray Bradbury Theater: Sun and Shadow TV Show
The Ray Bradbury Theater: Sun and Shadow from October 1992 was a show that I had some problems with, not in terms of the production but in the main character and what his supposedly heroic deeds were. Heroic may not be the right word. Perhaps it’s more …
Medium Season 4 Episode 16- Drowned World
This is the fourth season finale. I found this episode to be really sad. In this episode Alison is contacted by a lawyer who wants her to go to his house and calm down his wife. She had really loved that house and he went through a lot of trouble …
Food Network TV
I got hooked watching this TV channel the first time we got our cable installed at home. Being a food fanatic and a trying hard cook, I enjoyed watching the different segments. There is always something new to learn especially when it comes to recipe ideas, food preparation, and …
From the Earth to the Moon - Part 11: The Original Wives Club
I find From the Earth to the Moon - Part 11: The Original Wives Club to be perhaps the most poignant of the 12 episodes that make up this 1998 mini-series which aired on HBO. This is the story of the wives of the original nine astronauts selected …
Desperate Housewives Season 5 Episode 20
Desperate Housewives Season 5 Episode 20 is getting more intense. Orson is getting more obnoxious by the minute, and when he says to Bree before driving off that he has taken the cash in her wallet, and he’s late for a game of golf, I think, it was kind …
The Secret Life of the American Teenager TV Show
When I first learned that ABC Family was presenting a new show about a teenager who happened to get pregnant one summer at band camp, I was a little interested as to what sort of message this would send to young adults. I assumed that the show would be …
Death Note Episode 25 (Anime)
Death Note Episode 25 begins with L questioning Rem about the Death Notes, but the Shinigami reveals as little as possible about them. Meanwhile, Light makes sure that Rem will have to kill L to protect Misa, and kill herself in the process.
This was a very dark and …
M*A*S*H: Period of Adjustment
Early on in M*A*S*H: Period of Adjustment from the eighth season of this masterful dramedy, B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell) gets a letter from his wife, telling him about how they met Radar O’Reilly at the airport as planned. At first, B.J. is happy, until he reads the part …
Til Debt Do Us Part
This is a fun show that I think I learn a lot from. While a lot of the advice is not necessarily applicable to my life, it’s interesting to see what other people have done and what the solution is.
There is of course a certain sense of humour …
Spongebob Squarepants Season Three - No Weenies Allowed
This is absolutely one of my favorite Spongebob Squarepants Episodes of all times, and we own it on boxed collection on DVD because we watch so much Spongebob at our house. I started to collect the seasons on DVD when we had kids, just because it keeps them happy …
Supernatural Season 4 Episode 3
Sam is upto something mysterious, while Dean is sent back to the time is dad was dating his mom. It turns out that the yellow eyed demon starts selecting kids from that time. Dean gets to meet his mom’s parents. It turns out his grandfather was a hunter too. …
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Daniel’s Song TV show
It’s Roger Wilson’s turn to take the point in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Daniel’s Song. Wilson plays Daniel McFadden, the 4th of the 7 sibling brothers. He’s always singing and dancing when not working the ranch, and when he’s not doing that, he’s playing the guitar.
In …
Eureka Seven episode 43
As the two lovers who cast away all doubt and plunged straight into the depths of their own desire now must wonder if their decisions were the correct ones. Welcome to Eureka Seven episode 43 “The Sunshine Underground”, a tale of high pressure and strained emotions with a blood …
Ghost Hunters: Shadow People
This episode of Ghost Hunters wasn’t too bad because the TAPS team at least seems to make a legitimate effort to debunk the cases.
The first one was in a private home where a little girl was being haunted by the spirit of another child. I don’t really buy …
Rozerem (TV ad)
While watching television, I happened upon a commercial where a man is seated at his kitchen table with Abraham Lincoln, and what looks to be a groundhog, but is actually a beaver. In the rear, facing the sink (presumably washing dishes) is what looks like an astronaut. …
SuperNatural
I think the show Supernatural is the best and spookiest TV show. So far nothing has even come close to the greatness of Supernatural. I think the show has great story lines and plots. The story always flows in the show and it keeps you on the edge of …
Naruto Episode 20 Subbed
This episode starts a new arc and goes back to the older comedic style reminiscent of Naruto’s earlier episodes. Sasuke is insulting his two teammates, Naruto is playing ninja with Konohamaru and friends, and Sakura decides to go postal on Naruto and Konohamaru. While running away from Sakura Konohamaru …
Justice League Unlimited Season One: The Cat And The Canary
“The Cat And The Canary” is the 14th episode of season one of Justice League Unlimited, which aired on the Cartoon Network and is now available on DVD. This was a passable episode with some large holes in the plot. However, it did give the viewer a …
Boston Legal Season 1 Episode 11
This was the episode when Shirley Schimdt was introduced as one of the senior partners. Alan Shore received a call from a client who randomly picked the number of Crane, Poole and Schimdt from a yellow pages and relayed to Alan that he accidentally killed his mother. The client …
Private Eye: Light and Shadows TV show
Private Eye: Light and Shadows begins with a black female loan officer hiring Jack Cleary (Michael Woods) to protect her. She’s being followed and claims not to know why. The woman is Helen Burke, played strongly and capably by Lisa Wilkinson. What is funny to me …
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Mist of Silence TV Show
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Mist of Silence, episode four, opens with a lot of action as we see an attempted murder of a Latin American President. I never really like this kind of thing, so when I see this type of opening, it makes …
Hair Battle Spectacular: Episode 4 TV Show
I’ve come a long way with my tolerance level for Hair Battle Spectacular. While it is still an outlandish show, full of arrogant contestants, it’s not that off par from any other reality show. It just takes a bit of watching to get into the speciality of …
Extreme Makeover
Extreme Makeover is a television series where each week they show 2 people who think they are ugly and want to have an entire makeover. The makeover consists of not only clothes, hair and makeup and weight but of plastic surgery. Unfortunately I think it does …
Highway Patrol: Breath of a Child TV Show
From December 1958, Breath of a Child is the 16th episode of the fourth season of the Broderick Crawford series, Highway Patrol. Crawford stars as Chief Dan Mathews. He’s just concluded a stakeout when a car speeds by and he goes after it. It’s a doctor …
The X-Files: Season 1, Episode 2: Deep Throat
Just like the pilot did, this episode centers around the existence of extra-terrestrials. Whereas the pilot focused on the phenomenon of abductions, this one put more of an emphasis on the conspiracy theories that the military is covering it up and running tests on alien technology.
Not surprisingly, Mulder …
Due South: Mountie Sings the Blues
This show had the potential to lead to a really funny and good subplot, and while it’s great here, they really don’t do anything with it. In Due South: Mountie Sings the Blues, Constable Turnbull is in deep like with Francesca and acts on it. It’s very …
The Dick Van Dyke Show (TV Show) - Jealousy (Episode)
“Jealousy” is an episode of “The Dick Van Dyke Show”. This episode follows a pretty standard formula that I imagine, at the time, hadn’t been done to death like it has by now. In this episode, Rob ends up working late several nights with a beautiful woman that is …
Eureka! opening credits Show
The opening sequence for Eureka!, the new series on SciFi, unfortunately fails to do what opening credit sequences are designed to do.
The sequence consists of three parts: first, the credits themselves, which tell you the name of the show and the name of the primary cast members. Second, …
Stargate SG-1: Lost City Part 1
Stargate SG-1: Lost City Part 1 was the first of a two-part season ender for the science fiction show. While much of it is excellent, I have problems with other facets of the production.
This show marks the end of an era, and it’s not one I liked. …
Weeds
I am a major fan of the showtime series weeds. If you have never watched any of this fantastic show, you really don’t know what you are missing. Asides from being insanely entertaining, it is also emotional and funny!
Nancy Botwin has to start selling marijuana to support her family …
Stargate SG1: Family
This episode marks the first rising of Apophis. While SG1 believed that Apophis was killed in the explosion on his ship, Bray’tek tells them that he and Klorel escaped via the rings, much like Daniel did.
Bray’tek tells Teal’c that Apophis has kidnapped his son, R’yac. The team …
Emerald Point N.A.S.: Episode 3
The third episode of Emerald Point N.A.S. has some pretty good drama to it. There’s actually an argument that occurs very early on between Jack and Celia that is pretty intimidating. They are shot close up in the profile and they are really in each other’s personal …
The Apprentice: Rock the Catwalk TV Show
The Apprentice: Rock the Catwalk made me wonder if maybe I were really watching Project Runway. Actually, parts of it had some very entertaining moments. This latest hour of Donald Trump’s very long job interview began with last week’s winning project manager, Clint, having a meeting with …
Have Gun - Will Travel: The Shooting of Jessie May TV Show
Season four of Have Gun - Will Travel brought this Richard Boone directed episode, The Shooting of Jessie May. Jessie May Turnbow is the subject of a newspaper article that Paladin (Boone) is reading while in his San Francisco hotel where he resides. Turnbow has built a …
Rizzoli & Isles season finale 1.10 “When the Gun Goes Bang, Bang, Bang”
Rizzoli and Isles has been TNT’s new summer series, paired up in its short, ten episode first season with The Closer, networks old and steady earner and viewership-provider. With such a demanding partner, an established procedural, the new show was almost bound to fall short: Kyra Sedgewick won an …
Mad Men
Mad Men is witty and refreshing.
Mad Men is AMC’s latest television series based on advertisers in New York City. It’s based in the 1950’s with “Ad Men” as they call themselves, attempting to find new ways to sell companies.
I had heard bits and pieces of the show from …
Fullmetal Alchemist Episode 9
Fullmetal Alchemist Episode 9 begins with Ed taking Winry shopping for fixing his automail and then receiving summons for a mission to inspect the coal mine at Youswell. He’s kicked out of the only in for being a State Alchemist and must deal with the corrupt Lt. Yoki.
This …
Fireball XL5: Whistle for Danger
Fireball XL5: Whistle for Danger has one of my favorite ongoing themes. That adorable and mischievous Lazoon, Zoonie, stays at Space City and wreaks havoc once again. He just loves to blow things up, unintentionally of course. Commander Zero finally puts him under house arrest, paw-cuffing …
Smallville: Lazarus TV Show
The season ten premier of Smallville was called Lazarus, and it was a good one.
I don’t watch this show regularly, but since I watched the season 9 finale and since I’ll be watching the second episode of season 10 (both because the shows guest star Michael Shanks as Hawkman), …
A Man Called Hawk: If Memory Serves
A Man Called Hawk: If Memory Serves has an interesting premise, one I haven’t quite seen before, at least not in this type of presentation. The story revolves around Alex Chavin (Paul Butler), a Haitian man who remembers everything he hears and reads. It’s not a photographic …
Sea Hunt: Pirate Gold TV Show
It was a father and son outing on this 14th episode of Sea Hunt’s third season on the air. The show was titled Pirate Gold and aired originally back in April 1960. The star of this underwater adventure series is Lloyd Bridges, who played the role of …
The Andy Griffith Show Citizen’s Arrest
When it comes to classic TV, one of the best is “The Andy Griffith Show”, or TAGS as frequent internet watchers refer to it. When it comes to best episodes of TAGS, few would argue that “Citizen’s Arrest” is right up there at the top.
This episode has classic …
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Heat Monster TV Show
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Heat Monster is the 17th show from this science fiction series third year of televising. It stars Richard Basehard as Admiral Nelson and David Hedison as Captain Lee Crane. This episode marks the third appearance of Alfred Ryder in …
The Office - The New Boss
“The New Boss” is the episode of The Office originally airing on NBC on March 19, 2009. This was a great episode because it actually focused on the workplace, especially a new supervisor for Michael.
Pros: I loved that the plot involved a new Vice President, Charles Miner. …
The Simpsons: The Mook, The Chef, The Wife and Her Homer
My daughter and I ended up sitting down to watch a re-run of The Simpsons last night entitled The Mook, The Chef, The Wife and Her Homer. I have seen bits and pieces of this one before but last night was the first time I finally got to watch …
Highway Patrol: Reformation TV Show
Highway Patrol: Reformation aired towards the back end of this police drama’s second season. I like the concept of this episode, though I think that some of the drama could have been enhanced to give more intrigue for the viewers.
Broderick Crawford plays the confident Chief Dan Mathews, head …
Seven days Season 3 Episode 15 Crystal Blue Persuasion
Seven days is a Sci-Fi show about a secret government organisation that with help of alien technology sends Frank Parker back in time when the national security is in jeopardy
This episode was very ridiculous but also very interesting in the same time. The general idea was taken from the …
The Simpsons: The Frying Game
OK, I’ll admit the Simpsons episode The Frying Game was both interesting and funny.
I’m not sure where to begin with this one. You have Homer being sentenced to community service because he accidentally injures a rare screaming caterpillar. And, during his meals on wheels work, comes across a rich …
Gilligan’s Island - Topsy-Turvy TV Show
I really liked this episode since we have actual headhunters on the island this time which is rare on this show. Again the Castaways are fighting for survival, and they actually prepare calmly and with some sort of order this time. But again Gilligan messes up, but his goof …
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