I recently watched Stephen King’s Rose Red on the SyFy channel. It’s in three parts, with the first part being a buildup of the various characters and the backdrop of the story, the second brings in some action, and the third finishes the story with even more action.
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Nana is the second anime I have seen by manga artist Ai Yazawa, an it lived up to all my expectations. I was highly pleased with the drawing style, the originality in design, the great choice of music, and the heart put into the storyline. It was …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Justice is the first Prime Directive episode done on this series, although unfortunately, I do not think it is one of the show’s better “message” type shows. In this episode, the Enterprise crew visit a world that is very peaceful and quite laid …

In January of 1963, The Andy Griffith Show aired a show called The Loaded Goat. The funny thing to me is that because of the way the show is edited for television in reruns, I had stopped watching this episode. I never knew the outcome of the …

The first episode of Top Shot fascinated me enough that I tuned in for this second episode. I love the host, Colby Donaldson of Survivor the Australian Outback fame, who is well suited to this outdoorsy show which strives to find the best shooter of the bunch. …

From its second season in December 1956, Highway Patrol: Oil Lease centers around a couple of thieves who steal thousands of dollars with the assistance of a stolen bazooka weapon. Now that’s a twist, especially for when this show was produced.
The thirty minute program was mostly action as …

I wasn’t really looking forward to seeing the Slitheen again as their first appearance didn’t really blow me away. Surprisingly enough, this episode was much improved. We learn that one of the Slitheen from “Aliens of London” and “World War Three” managed to teleport to safety at …

Roger C. Carmel returns as the colorful Harry Mudd in this second season episode, Star Trek: I, Mudd. I prefer this one over his first appearance. It’s full of fun, right from the start when McCoy and Spock banter in the corridor. Those were the good …

Have we forgotten about Willow lately? It seems that she doesn’t have too much of a role in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes lately. She’s there, just not very prominent.
Take the episode No Place Like Home. Buffy is starting to feel like something weird is going on at …

There is something to be said for a person with a great sense of humor, and Jay Carroll proves he’s that person in this episode.
The episode opens up with Heidi on the runway along with the models. The designers get the opportunity to either keep their original model or …

It is right before Mr. Krabs naval reunion, and he ends up molting out of his shell. He is really nervous because these are all the tough naval buddies he is going to see from a long time ago and he doesn’t know how he is going to face …

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex: 2nd Gig Episode 18 has Batou and the Major in Germany trying to track down the terrorist known as Angel’s Feathers.
This was a very interesting and well done episode. It showed an interesting side of Batou and showed off his detective skills …

I have recently started to watch the TV series Dark Angel. Jessica Alba is the main character, and I have to say that she could use some acting lessons. Sometimes she over acts, and sometimes she under acts. She does not seem to be able to …

There’s something I really notice about M*A*S*H: Of Moose and Men, and it’s something that applies to season four in its entirety thus far. It’s the Frank Burns character. Larry Linville plays the part so well. It’s not all that easy to play an idiot. …

Off the bat, let me say that I really don’t like these early season six shows that don’t open with a San Francisco teaser. Instead, they are getting right to the action. We miss the fun side of Paladin, that other part of him that is fancier: …

The results show for the TV Theme Week edition of Dancing with the Stars’ 11th season opened tonight with an attempt to set up that possible upset that would keep viewers tuned in for the full hour. They did this by starting with the two lowest scoring couples …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Secret of the Deep, episode 19 from season 4, aired in February 1968 and guest starred Peter Mark Richman as John Hendrix. He’s supposed to be an intelligence officer this time around (he’s been on the show before in another role). …

Everyone is still in bed this morning so I decided to watch a re-run of Psych that I have not seen before called And Down the Stretch Comes Murder.
I wasn’t sure what to think of this episode at first but it ended up being pretty entertaining and I definitely …

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 …

This show has now had many series. Once a year a group of so called celebrities leave Britain for Australia and the jungle for phenomenal amounts of money. How has Im A Celebrity remained so popular.
For me, this is simple. The two most famous people on the show are …

I have mixed feelings about the show Big Brother. Sometimes I like the show and sometimes I can’t stand it. For those of you who do not know about Big Brother, it is a reality TV show, where 12 people go into this house and the whole nation watches …

One thing that always stands out about Adam-12: Citizens All, a fourth season episode of this crime series, is the segment in which actor John Smith portrays. Smith is notable to me because he co-starred in my all-time favorite TV series, a western called Laramie. He’ll always …

Shararath is another interesting programme or serial which is being telecasted in the TV channel called Star plus. Star plus is a very interesting channel in which they telecast many kind of serial and programmes, which are very interesting. And the story of shararath is also very …

Highway Patrol: Mental Patient was a bit different for this early and highly respected police drama. Anthony George guest starred as an escaped mental patient. He runs around in his white garb and robe and eludes capture for quite a while. He also becomes accused of …

The first story of the second season of Highway Patrol was called The Search and aired in October 1956. It’s a pretty basic story, I’m afraid. It’s all about a murderer who is trying to avoid capture. He’s a charming sort and manages to get people …

From January 1967, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Mermaid is a terrific show. It’s so dramatic, but I love the humor in it. This 19th show of the third season begins with a cute scene in the control room of the Seaview. It …

This was a great day to start my story about my life and all the people you will know as time ticks on. Days and months which pass and yes, even years. But no I am not going into lots of detail throughout my story. I will tell you my …

Have you ever watched Jim Cramer’s Mad money show at cnbc? Talk about excitement,energy or call it excitement over making mad money.Thats what his show is about.Ofcourse I shall acknowledge him as my guru ,to have given me an insight into stock markets. I am a …

Ice Road Truckers: A Legend Meets His End had two story segments that held my interest more than the others. Traditionally, this show follows several truckers as they work the ice roads or, in the case of this season, dangerous roads. There really aren’t that many ice …

The Lazarus Man: The Catamount is the tenth episode of the series which aired in 1996. Here’s what I still don’t get about the main character. Lazarus has flashbacks which we see. I assume we’re seeing what he remembers. Well, I’ve heard ‘Presidential guard’ and …

Secret Ballot opens on Halloween with Don Hollinger arriving in costume to tease his girlfriend, Ann Marie, better known as That Girl. The season three story actually has nothing to do with Halloween, but it was a nice way to acknowledge the event without devoting an entire episode …

When I first saw the commercials for the new Simpson’s episode To Surveil With Love, I have to admit, I thought it would be better.
The episode, which has Springfield in a panic after Homer accidentally leaves plutonium at a diner and it causes a huge detonation, has its moments. …

Sam Tyler is a police detective who got hit by a car and from 2008 he found himself back at 1973 but not as a kid as he originally was in 1973 but as a police officer. He tries to find out what happened so at the beginning of …

Just when we thought the evil John Bly was gone, he’s back in The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.: Bye Bly. Big time groan. As played by Billy Drago, he just is one weird looking bad guy. However, this is the show that gives us a …

Homer fakes his death so as to avoid a cleaning drive on Saturday. The news of his fake death reaches everyone and so all the people of the town come to visit Marge to pay their condolences. Marge is very upset that Homer wasted $600 to fake his death. …

Columbo: The Complete Sixth and Seventh Season DVD set is comprised of three DVDs, just like earlier seasons. Consumers need to remember that Columbo was part of the Mystery Movie lineup and tended to air just once a month during a season. As time passed, even that …

Never Help the Devil is the 31st episode of the third season of Have Gun - Will Travel. It still amazes me how far down we’ve fallen, going from a glorious time when there were close to 40 shows in a season and now we think 13 works. …

Bryan Bedord, the CEO of Frontier Airlines, is center stage in this latest edition of Undercover Boss in the United States. This guy is gutsy. He’s heading up a business that has just merged three companies into one and asking all of them to take a 10 …

In its eleventh and final year, The Carol Burnett Show included an episode that included Steve Martin and Betty White, along with its regulars, Vicki Lawrence and Tim Conway.
The show includes another installment of Burnett’s soap opera, As the Stomach Turns in which she plays a woman named Marion. …

Micheal C Hall makes this series plain and simple. No other man could have done the Character of Dexter so well. His versatile acting skills have seen him through on this one.
Dexter, a blood splatter pattern analyst working for the Miami metro Police department has a dark secret…he moonlights …

Teach - Tony Danza: Back to School is the first of seven episodes that focus on entertainer’s unusual experience at Northeast High School in Philadelphia where he teaches English to 10th graders. This is a documentary series airing on A&E that is a mixture of fun, frustration, hope, …

There are a few notable things about M*A*S*H: The Price of Tomato Juice from the fourth season of the medical comedy series. First, it’s just the fun of watching Radar O’Reilly (Gary Burghoff) trying to work some magic and get Colonel Potter (Harry Morgan) tomato juice for breakfast …

Stephen J. Cannell is the power behind the 1980 series, Tenspeed and Brown Shoe. For whatever reason, he decided to make the titles extremely colorful and long, as in real long, much of the time. In this seventh episode, I think he outdid himself. The title …

I couldn’t find much on TV at lunch today and ended up watching a re-run of Home Improvement called “Future Shock.” I normally like this television series (which I have only seen in re-runs because it was on at a bad time when it was still on the air). …

The travel channel show, Bizarre Foods with Andre Zimmern, is too great a show to break down into merely one episode. Besides, Andrew Zimmern does the exact same thing in every episode just in different places all over the world. I would have thought that that would be boring …

Death Note Episode 2 begins with Light Yagami using the Death Note to kill various criminals in Japan while the police try to figure out what’s behind the string of bizarre murders through heart attacks. The authorities call in the mysterious L, a detective who has solved even the …

This is a switch to the normal Gilligan’s Island running. The Professor isn’t the one coming up with crazy inventions, this time a bizarre doctor, Dr. Boris Balenkoff, introduces hypnotic jewelry and in this case rings. The doctor has a completely sinister, but at times in a strange way …

The Candlemaker, a cartoon from the golden era from Halas and Batchelor, actually began in a way that really drew my attention. It talked about how things used to be before modern inventions and such. I loved that opening quite a bit. I suppose it seems …

Fox News Channel is an interesting phenomenon to watch, if anything. Famous for their slogan “Fair and Balanced,” they are anything but. Bias resonates through almost every word iterated by one of the Channel’s many columnists. The half-hour news reports are fairly standard fare, but the …

Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer’s second show was on September 14, 2010, and I must say these two women need an infusion of energy and personality. They did at least welcome the viewers this time before entering into their boring interaction. Not only that, but Alexis showed …