TV Reviews
Miss America: Behind the Curtain
A few years ago, the Miss America Pageant started to redefine themselves, giving the pageant a new, more up to date look. They actually did a multi-week reality show to help the gals transition from the old, static type of pageant to a new, refreshed style and look. …
Justice League - Tabula Rasa, Part Two
Justice League - “Tabula Rasa”, Part Two builds upon what was established in the first part and allows the story to reach its full potential. The action in this episode is top-notch thanks to the fluid and detailed animation and the clever use of the city as battlefield against …
Alias Smith and Jones: The Root of It All
There’s added enjoyment to Alias Smith and Jones: The Root of It All and that comes from the main guest star of the episode. Judy Carne, perhaps best known from Laugh-In and being the first wife of Burt Reynolds, appears here as Leslie O’Hara. However, it’s Carne’s …
Futurama TV Episode: Mars University
I once again sat down to watch an episode of Futurama with my oldest daughter last night. And, since it was the next one on the DVD, we ended up watching the season 1 episode entitled “Mars University.”
This one was an OK episode but not an overly great one. …
Seinfeld
Seinfeld is a show that my husband and I enjoy watching, even though it has been over for years and you can only catch reruns. It is always good for a laugh.
The show centers around a comedian, Jerry, and his life in New York City, surrounded by his friends, …
The Sing-off
I didn’t intend on watching NBC’s new show The Sing-off. But, I took a shower last night and, when I came back in the living room, my wife had it on. So, I ended up watching one episode of it anyway.
It was an OK show but nothing special.
It was …
The Andy Griffith Show: Dogs, Dogs, Dogs TV Show
From April 1963, The Andy Griffith Show: Dogs, Dogs, Dogs is one of my absolute favorite episodes from all the years of this highly successful TV series. There are some great lines and lots of dogs, and as an animal lover, I love a good dog show like …
Cover Her Face - Part 2
In Part 2 of Cover Her Face, the 1985 multi-part adaptation of the P.D. James novel, the murder of Stavros Veludis is still being investigated.
The heavy concentration of the story, though, focuses on a beautiful young woman named Sally Jupp. She’s annoying as can be, but quite honestly, …
Weeds TV Show on Showtime
Weeds is one of the best dramas/comedies on tv right now. If you like an edgy, sometimes funny, sometimes poignant show that pushes the envelope from traditional sitcoms, this show is the one for you. The excellent acting of Mary Louise Parker and Elizabeth Perkins make it clear why …
Street Hawk: Dog Eat Dog
Street Hawk: Dog Eat Dog was the fifth episode of the series about Jesse Mach, ex-street cop who now rides a desk while secretly working for the government and fighting crime on his suped-up all terrain motorcycle. Good looking Rex Smith stars as Mach, with average joe Joe …
Cowboy Bebop episode 12
As our lovable crew of the bebop fly around Jupiter, it seems that Miss Faye Valentine has an obligation of being the rat of the series and empties the crews safe. Broke and pissed off Jet Black wishes to find her and squeeze all of the credits he can …
Mad Hungry with Lucina Scala Quinn: Lunch on the Go TV Show
Mad Hungry with Lucina Scala Quinn: Lunch on the Go featured pressed sandwiches, something Quinn says she likes to make for on the go activities. The half hour included a lunch that went beyond the sandwiches to include grilled veggies, like gas charged red peppers and squash.
She talked …
Six Feet Under (HBO series)
Who would have thought that a show about a family of undertakers would be so wildly successful. Six Feet Under is truly the one series on HBO that I have been thrilled about renting on Netflix. I am currently watching Season Five, and have come to …
The Young and the Restless
This is a soap opera that has been airing for over thirty-five years. It is centered in Genoa City, Wisconsin and follows the two main families in this city: the Newman family, whose patriarch, Victor, owns the Newman Enterprises cosmetic company, and the Abbotts, who own the competing Jabot …
Oprah Winfrey Network
The Mainstream Media is considered to be any news organization that delivers news. Conservatives try to portray the media as having a bias against conservatives. One of the first things that I would like to say about this is that I don’t see how you can shape …
Chasing Mummies: Robbed TV Show
Chasing Mummies: Robbed go right to the action with the famous archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, making a discovery of a previously unearthed sarcophagus with a mummy inside of it. I do enjoy the history that I learn from this show, and actually, I like watching to see how the …
Seven days Season 3 Episode, Deloris Demands
Imagine if you could relive your last week knowing what you and other people did wrong and you could change that. Well, that what they do in this show. They have this machine they use to travel back in time 7 days and they fix things.
In this episode an …
Stargate SG-1: Space Race
Not everyone loves Stargate SG-1: Space Race as much as I do, but I just think this whole show is a hoot. I remember going into it that I thought I wouldn’t like it, that there wouldn’t be much of Jack and Daniel. It was definitely touted …
Uefa Champions League Magazine Television Show
With interest in the Uefa Champions League touching all corners of the earth, a weekly show like the Uefa Champions League Magazine, which rounds up all the previous week’s exploits is a welcome necessity for me, and something that has become a huge part of my football lifestyle.
I think …
Highway Patrol: Train Copter TV Show
Highway Patrol: Train Copter is the sixth show of the fourth and final year that the police drama was on the air. It was November 1958 when Broderick Crawford starred as Chief Dan Mathews in this particular episode which involved not just the series’ beloved helicopter, but a …
Sea Hunt: Gold Below TV Show
Sea Hunt: Gold Below begins with some underwater shots of Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) working with his new assistant, Billy Riker. The reason why Billy is so fun to watch is that he’s played by Jack Hogan. Hogan has a long history of excellent portrayals, including a …
CNN
CNN is one of our family channels for few years now. We often hear the news telecast and the news presenters add life to the day when we hear the news every morning. These days we do not buy …
Nightwalker: The Midnight Detective (Animated Series)
Nightwalker is a 12 episode Japanese animated series about a man named Mr. Shito. He is a vampire who works for the Japanese police as a private detective. Dispute the normalcy of the name of his job the job is not normal - his entire job is about going …
Doctor Who: Season 4, Episode 10: Forest of the Dead
After a fantastic first parter, this conclusion feels like a step down. It’s not bad, far from it, but it just pales in comparison to the utter awesomeness that came before it.
While there are some elements of creepy in this plot, it puts more of a focus …
Heroes Season 1 Episode 1- Genesis
Heroes Season 1 Episode 1- Genesis
This is the first episode that starts out really great series. The episode is mostly introduction of the characters and events that are to follow throughout the season. Southernmost part of the main characters in the show are discovering their powers. …
Criminal Minds Season 1 Episode 13- Poison
I really liked this episode. It was very well plotted and quite unusual. I thought it was great the way they broke away from the violent rape and murder pattern and focused on a killer who had chosen a subtler weapon (although not less deadly) to do his thing. …
Diagnosis Murder: Murder Murder TV Show
From February 1996, Diagnosis Murder: Murder Murder gets its name because the story revolves around a set of twins. Actually the story begins at a party that Mark Sloan (Dick Van Dyke) attends at his friend’s house. The friend is played by Robert Vaughn who is thankfully …
All in the Family The Complete Fifth Season
The fifth season of All in the Family represents a slight shift in the way stories are told: some of the season consists of multi-part stories as opposed to single, standalone stories. Now the later seasons, particularly season eight, will be made up of even more two and three …
The Universe: Season 1 Ep. 2: Secrets of the Sun: TV show
The Universe is a great series that examines features of the universe in documentary style. The show Secrets of the Sun (Season One Episode Two) was, like all the Universe episodes I’ve seen, very interesting. In college, I found Astronomy to be tedious, but if I had had episodes …
The Cleaner: Lie With Me
The Cleaner: Lie With Me is the season ender for year one, and frankly, I just don’t get it. I was ultra disappointed in this show. It’s all about the Banks family and how it suddenly spirals downward. All season long, the story has been about …
What’s New Scooby Doo: Simple Plan and the Invisible Man
I used to love it when Scooby Doo episodes had famous guest stars. But, for that to work for me, I really have to know who the heck is on the show. The What’s New Scooby Doo Episode “Simple Plan and the Invisible Man” had a rock band, Simple …
30 Rock: Jack the Writer
After four episodes of 30 Rock I am beginning to get the feeling that the writers of the show don’t know exactly where they want to go with it. Jack, the boss, is the prime example of this to me. His character seems to have changed nearly every episode.
Still, …
War and Remembrance: A Living History TV Show
War and Remembrance: A Living History aired a couple of weeks prior to the showing of War and Remembrance, the massive mini-series which continued the story of the Henry family from The Winds of War.
A Living History is narrated by Robert Mitchum which is interesting because I recall that …
Have Gun - Will Travel: One Came Back
Have Gun - Will Travel: One Came Back is from the third season of this western series. It opens with Paladin getting a fitting as the wealthy gentleman he is known as in San Francisco. That has nothing to do with the story, but I really enjoy …
30 Rock: Jack meets Dennis
In this episode of “30 Rock” Jack decides to becomes Liz’s mentor. She tells him no, and the next day Jack meets her while she is on a date with Dennis her ex who has come back into her life because she is too busy to meet anyone else.
This …
Friends Season Two - The one with Ross’s new girlfriend
There is a lot of craziness when Ross arrives home from China. On his way out there, he runs into one of his old classmates, and they instantly fall for each other. Rachel is waiting for him to arrive at the airport with flowers in her hand, waiting to …
Mr. Monk Goes to Mexico
I haven’t seen the season 2 episode of Monk “Mr. Monk Goes to Mexico” in a while so I didn’t remember everything about it until I saw it again at lunch today. I have to say this is one of the better episodes of the show.
There are a couple …
That Girl: Hearing Today, Gone Tomorrow
That Girl: Hearing Today, Gone Tomorrow is a very good episode. I remembered this one. It always makes me laugh. The general premise is that Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) is up for a commercial for a car product to be shot outdoors in the current snow …
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 54 (Anime)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 54 begins with a flashback of just after the Ishval war and Hawkeye requests that Mustang deface the tattoo on her back that is her father’s alchemy research. Hawkeye confronts Mustang and tricks Envy into revealing himself. She tries to kill him …
Stargate SG-1: One False Step
Stargate SG-1: One False Step is one of my very favorite episodes of the series, mainly because there is such wonderful interplay between the characters of Jack (Richard Dean Anderson) and Daniel (Michael Shanks). These two performers have such awesome comedic timing. They can speak in unison, …
The Virginian: Image of an Outlaw TV Show
The Virginian: Image of an Outlaw aired during season seven in October 1968. Don Stroud guest starred as Rafe Judson who happens to look just like a notorious outlaw named Wally McCullough. The question throughout the show is whether or not Judson is McCullough or if he …
The Andy Griffith Show: Convicts-at-Large TV Show
The Andy Griffith Show: Convicts-at-Large has some funny moments to it, even though it’s not high up on my personal list of favorite episodes. It’s a third-year show that focuses on the bad luck of Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts) and Floyd the barber (Howard McNear) end up …
The Prisoner: Many Happy Returns
In this episode of The Prisoner, entitled Many Happy Returns, Number Six (Patrick McGoohan) wakes up to an unusual day. The usual happy greeting over the public address system doesn’t happen. There’s no cheerful music, and the residents of The Village aren’t anywhere to be found. …
Project Runway Finale, Part 1
Well, just one more episode of Project Runway left since they got through part 1 of the two part season finale.
This episode wasn’t much of a surprise really. Most of the stuff that happened was already revealed in previews; such as the part where Carol Hannah catches a stomach …
Sable: Watchdogs
There’s one really notable thing about the Sable: Watchdogs episode from 1987. It’s a great show in showing what the blind can do and what their capabilities. So often it’s been easy for TV to stereotype the blind, but in this series, the character of Cheesecake is …
Stargate SG-1: Redemption Part 2
Stargate SG-1: Redemption Part 2 continues what began the week before, with Jonas Quinn joining SG-1, Teal’c trying to bond with his angry son after the death of Drey’auc, and the attack from Anubis looming over the SGC.
The best moment of the show is when they show the Stargate …
Stargate Atlantis: The Daedalus Variations
Stargate Atlantis: The Daedalus Variations begins with the always insecure Rodney McKay (David Hewlett) grousing about Teyla keeping her baby from him. It’s an insane conversation that includes a tidbit about McKay having been dropped when he was an infant. I’m with Sheppard — it explains a …
Lost TV programme
I hate this programme! It frustrates the hell out of me and I am soo glad I can rant about it on this website! It just doesnt make sense. Polar bears??? People living underground and everyone having past lives that are somehow interlinked.
I switch over every time it comes …
Voyagers!: The Trial of Phineas Bogg
Voyagers!: The Trial of Phineas Bogg is probably the one episode I’ve remember for decades, other than the pilot. It’s basically a clips show, a budget costing maneuver by networks and producers to keep costs down on a show because most of the action is done with clips …
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