One of the funniest shows on television is “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”. I caught the show in its first season and I really didn’t pay it much attention. Finally when I got with my current boyfriend I spent more time watching it because it is one of …

Abs-Cbn Channel is much known for providing good drama series over the years. Though its rival network has produced drama series, many people are still convinced they are not as good as the Channel 2’s. I am here to talk about the “Maalaala Mo Kaya” drama anthology. This is …

Synopsis: Mr. Krabs learns Spongebob has built up too much unused vacation time at work and faces a fine if he doesn’t allow his fry cook to take some time off. The only problem is, Spongebob really doesn’t want to.
What I liked about this episode: Spongebob is the exact …

M*A*S*H: The Foresight Saga is a nice ninth season show that includes Radar O’Reilly, the one time company clerk of the 4077th. While Gary Burghoff doesn’t appear in the show, the camp receives a very upbeat letter from him, written from his hometown in Iowa. Later on, …

Highway Patrol: Anti-Toxin revolves around a very urgent theme. Of course, today it would be handled more expediently due to our technology, but when this show was produced, options were more limited. What happens is that a ten year old boy is in need of a rare …

I adore Double Exposure, which is a third season entry for our favorite unassuming detective series, Columbo. As always, Peter Falk does a superb job. In fact, I just love how he faces off against his foe in this episode.
The reason I’ve always remembered Double Exposure over …

This episode takes place mostly in the past, specifically season one. Hiro has gone back to make another attempt to save Charlie. Charlie was one of my favorite characters back in season one so seeing her again was one of the joys of this episode. We …

M*A*S*H: 5 O’Clock Charlie is all about a Korean pilot who is, fortunately, bad at his job. He flies over the camp every day, trying to take out an Ammo dump. While the Majors Burns (Larry Linville) and Houlihan (Loretta Swit) want a big gun to guard …

The cold open features Batman teaming up with Hawk and Dove to settle an interplanetary war. The two heroes, of course, butt heads over which way is more effective. Hawk wants to fight while Dove wants to talk. Batman eventually comes in and comes up with …

Underwater Park was an episode presented towards the end of Sea Hunt’s second season in 1959.
I really enjoyed the opening segment of Underwater Park because of the underwater footage. We have our show hero, Mike Nelson, ace deep sea diver, taking pictures as he comes in, through, and …

The Time Machine is the eight episode of the Upright Citizens Brigade’s first season, and this is an episode that really highlights some of the best aspects of the show. Unique ideas drawn to absurdity (for example the whole “hole in the sheet” thing), hilarious sketches and all …

The Andy Griffith Show: Back to Nature is an entertaining fourth season episode that showcases Barney’s bigger than life ego. Wonderful Barney always thinks he’s better than he is. In this case, he envisions himself as a master Boy Scout, an outdoorsman who can survive anything. …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Manhunter opens the second season. Basically, it’s Paladin going after a killer who has crossed state lines. He ends up having to kill the man, and when he returns the body to the home town, he finds an unhappy welcome, even …

I have to admit, I never saw last night’s Simpsons episode before, Midnight Towboy, but it was definitely one of the funnier episodes I’ve seen lately; especially when it comes to some of the newer episodes that have aired recently.
Homer has to go on a late-night run for milk …

“Double Date” was an interesting episode of Justice League Unlimited, season one. Essentially, the episode features Black Canary and Green Arrow fighting against Huntress and the Question. There is sexual tension in each couple, and the women clearly do not like each other, for whatever reason. …

CSI: Hard Evidence for the Nintendo Wii duplicates the feeling and the style of the hit television show very well in my opinion. I enjoy watching the show and examining the clues with the characters, so I figured playing a game where I was in charge of solving the …

Have Gun - Will Travel: Pancho didn’t impress me, especially with the way it began.
Paladin (Richard Boone) finds a young Mexican buried in the ground. As he starts to dig him out, he is stopped by the man who put the boy there. Here’s what is odd. …

The show “Johnny Bravo” was one of my favorite shows on Cartoon Network in the late 90s and early 2000s. In fact, I liked it better than the shows “Cow and Chicken” and “Dexter’s Laboratory” which were also popular shows which aired around that time on Cartoon Network. I …

The Andy Griffith Show: The Rivals, from April 1963, isn’t really my favorite show, but it does have some cute moments. I’m just not really into these young love and puppy love stories that much, and essentially, that’s what this is.
One of the most adorable scenes is at …

When I watched I Dream of Jeannie: The Complete Series years back on my local TV, I wouldn’t miss it for the world. I would watch this back to back with another TV sitcom and my mom was the one that introduced me to this series. It’s a …

Dan Duryea is back in Laramie: The Mountain Men, and this isn’t one of the roles I prefer to see him in. He did several episodes of this series, though, including the very first episode, Stage Stop. Here he is Ben Sanford, the father of the mountain …

It is The Simpsons 138 episode and they have named it Spectacular Episode. Basically this episode accounts for all the previous episodes of The Simpsons when they featured on the Tracy Ullman show. I must say, the animation has improved a lot. Compared to what it was, which was …

Well, I guess the character of Shawn Spencer can’t criticize all the survival training his dad gave him as a kid any more. After all, he had to use all of it to survive last night’s episode of Psych; Shawn takes a shot in the dark.
Shawn gets shot and …

It’s rare for any show to expect the people who watch it to think, and rarer for a cartoon, but The Clone Wars on rare occasion attempts just that. This episode is based around a small tribe of people who want peace at any cost.
They are willing to abandon …

The Virginian: The Payment focused chiefly on Clu Gulager and his deputy sheriff character of Emmett Ryker. In the show, Ryker is anxious about the impending arrival of an old friend, Abe Clayton as portrayed by veteran performer, Lloyd Nolan. What we come to discover is that the …

CHiPs: Rustling from season one actually had what I would call the first serious storyline, one that was emotional on a deep level. Most of the time, things are light or perhaps angry, and there’s been emotion, but not quite like this.
G.W. Bailey plays a drunk driver who …

Our local TV channel has just brought us the localized version of “The Singing Bee”. A show produced by NBC, an all American reality show aired only about 2 seasons and did not last very long because it did not have a good tv ratings in America. Having said …

This was the twenty ninth episode of the entire popular 1990s American television show “The X-Files”. It was also the fifth episode of the second season in the series. I think I would put this episode in my top thirty episodes of the entire series since I thought …

A one-hour show presented by Ms. Amanda Lamb was a great change from other various reality shows dominating the TV landscape today.

What I liked about the show was its format. It was pretty straightforward. There were no contentious flare-ups and me-against-the-world drama between participants that seemed customary in almost all …

I remember actually watching the premier episode of One Life to Live. It became my favorite soap opera and remained that way for many years. Then the show turned its back on its history, and now I may watch five shows a year, if that. One …

I love this episode, I could have never expected the answer that came at the end. I wonder if those things can actually happen in the real life and if they do happen, then it is kind of scary. And, of course, the creepy autopsy guy had managed …

Denny Crane tied the knot to Beverly in this episode. Funny after his wedding, he had sex with a waitress at their reception. Beverly discovered this and wanted a divorce. Shirley, Paul and Brad were alarmed because Beverly might be interested in the equity in the firm. Beverly’s predicament …

Remembering The Fall Guy An American Classic is a wonderful featurette that gives fans some insight into just how The Fall Guy came about. I found it to be interesting and a lot of fun. I broke into a smile at several points, in fact.
Series creator and …

I have never been a fan of the Gil and Sarah relationship, which is probably why I was so disappointed with this episode. I hadn’t watched the show the previous season, but turned in like a lot of fans because I wanted to see what happened. The episode picked …

MacGyver: The Ugly Duckling takes Mac back to visit an old professor, who is then killed. He ends up helping a teenage computer geek who has successfully hacked into government systems. She eventually is kidnapped by weapons dealers who want her to do some hacking for them, …

For the results show from the third week of Dancing with the Stars’ 11th season, the encore dance was ridiculously The Situation and Karina with their futuristic fox trot. Sometimes I really wonder about these judges and their opinions, though at least Len Goodman admitted that this wasn’t …

“Wing Man” is all about Haim’s love life. The two Coreys discuss it over a game of pool, Haim begins blaming Feldman for all of the bad relationships he was involved in due to the fact that Feldman introduced him to those women. So to make up for it, …

Fullmetal Alchemist Episode 56 has King Bradley returning to Central, having survived the assassination attempt by using his Homunculus powers to escape. He attacks the Fort Briggs soldiers while they try to hold the main gate.
This episode was fantastic. The action was intense and it was an …

John Doe is a show that was airing in 2001 or 2002 and I remember seeing just a few episodes but I kind a liked the idea of the show. It was about a man who had no memories of his past but in the other hand knew the …

Last July I started watching a show called The Strain on FX and I have to say that I am pretty impressed with the show so far. The show is a horror-action-drama series about vampires, based on a book trilogy with the same name. Both the books and the show …

The boys are going to the Sundance film festival where they will see the final cut of Walsh’s Queen Boulevard. Shauna waits them there, E goes to the toilet where he runs into Harvey Weingard and they start talking about the difference between managers and agents, E says that …

Star Trek: The Deadly Years is another one of my favorite shows. The reason is that I love those dramatic moments of loyalty and belief. There is nothing quite like seeing the reaction of the bridge crew when James T. Kirk sets foot on the bridge. …

Unfortunately, Columbo: A Case of Immunity is one of those episodes that really doesn’t appeal to me. It guest stars Hector Elizondo as a foreign embassy worker, so he has diplomatic immunity; at least, on the surface. He’s a security worker who kills the security chief and …

I’m usually not a big fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes when they go off track and don’t even mention vampires. But, I did like the episode Inca Mummy Girl.
I liked this episode, which has the gang tracking down an ancient mummy after the seal keeping her inanimate …

From its second season of many years on the air, The Andy Griffith Show: Sheriff Barney is a good outing. It’s not one of my huge favorites, but it’s a solid show that has plenty of laughs to it, and that’s what successful comedy is all about. …

Season four of The Andy Griffith Show continued with Hot Rod Otis on February 17, 1964. The basic premise of the half hour program has Andy and Barney worried when town drunk Otis Campbell (played beautifully by Hal Smith) buys a car.
First up, though, is some competition madness …

A few years ago, NBC’s The Office was the best show on the air. Quick, clever, and hilarious, this was a pleasure to tune into each and every week. The excitement of the tension between Pam and Jim, the awkwardness that Michael is sure to cause, and Dwight’s disturbing …

Quite frankly, Star Trek: The Conscience of the King isn’t a show I really like to watch that much. I won’t necessarily turn it off if it comes on, but it’s not one of those episodes that makes me excited when I realize it’s coming on, nor is …

The League of Gentlemen is a strange show. Set in the fictional, northern town of Royston Vasey populated by a rabble of bizarre individuals; the show, superficially, appears a traditional enough sitcom. But it’s not.
Rather than jump between sketches, putting the same old faces through the same old …

In this episode, two interesting cases were tackled. First, the mother of a black girl who contested the decision made by the producers in her daughter’s casting as ANNIE in a musical. She argued that the notes of the producers suggests that her daughter was the best and the …