Well, I didn’t know what to expect from last night’s season premiere of Bones last night; mostly because, how last season ended really made me think the show would start going downhill in a hurry.
I’m still not convinced that isn’t the case. But, I will say the episode “The …

There will never be jokes that will ever top those based on Cold War politics in the 1970s and 1980s. And, conveniently, the Mork & Mindy episode “Mork and the Immigrant” manages to take advantage of that.
There are a couple things about this episode that stand out. First, you …

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Heritage is a neat hour of family drama that centers on saving a piece of the past for the future. In this story, Hannah McFadden (Terri Treas) becomes determined to save an old school from being knocked down and destroyed in favor of …

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 …

I watched Jennifer Love Hewitt on Ellen the other day and this is another appearance by love on Ellen’s show. She looks very lovely, sophisticated and definitely in love, with her 100 year old ring given by her fiance’s great grandma. How sweet is that. She has …

America’s got talent is a great TV show and I love that the show is very entertaining but one of the best things about this show would have to be the judges. I like the attitude of Howie Mandel because he has a friendly but sarcastic attitude at times …

My wife and I had some free time before our regular shows came on last night and ended up once again trying to clear something off our DVR. What we ended up watching was a show called 24 Hour Restaurant Battle.
I wasn’t really sure what to think of this …

Karen Moncrieff has a brief but powerful roles as Dr. Claire Hartman in Diagnosis Murder: Murder in the Dark. Moncrieff gives a strong performance as a rather curt but good physician who is ticked off when a surgeon is brought in to take over her case. John …

The Veil was a short lived anthology series from 1958. I haven’t seen any of them before now, and I find it to be an intriguing broadcast. Boris Karloff hosts the show, and it begins with him doing his introduction in front of a huge fireplace, like …

I never knew that this show was going to be so addicting. I was off of work on vacation for a couple of weeks and watched a couple of late night reruns and I was totally hooked. I started to collect the boxed sets in order so …

Defying Gravity is a new show that airs on ABC. It premiered in summer season of 09. It is a show about a group of space explorers. It is a split type show in which half the show is shown in present time and the other half flashbacks to …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Blizzard Makers is the 13th episode from year one of this outstanding program. It opens with a new style, using newspapers to communicate what’s been happening, which is a lot of unusual weather, like blizzards in Florida. I do …

Every now and then, the powers that be at this incredibly wonderful wartime comedy give us a show dealing with how down and out the personnel can get. M*A*S*H: Morale Victory is one of these episodes. The troops at the 4077th are tired of the war going …

Fame: A Musical Bridge has two fairly decent plots going for it. Neither of them on their own really jumps out at me, but together they do enough to make this an okay show for me. It’s not one of my favorites, but I certainly don’t turn …

Touched by an Angel: I Will Walk with You - Part 2 concludes this wonderful series that starred Roma Downey, Della Reese, John Dye, and Valerie Bertinelli. The magic of this final show, which is set in a sad, tragic town whose children had been killed in a …

I am watching “Are you smarter than a fifth grader” from the beginning of the season, and I have to say that it is a fun show to watch. It looks funny, when a grown up guy falls into the traps of very easy questions, which little children can …

From 1965, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Left-Handed Man was a second year show, the sixth of the season actually. The series starred Richard Basehart as Admiral Nelson and David Hedison, my favorite, as Captain Crane.
Following are a handful of observations about this show:
–This stands …

I really enjoy watching this show in the morning. I enjoy the first twenty minutes of it the most. The host chat is definitely the highlight of the show, and I enjoy the new segment they have added to the end of the show, where Regis and Kelly read …

This was another great episode of CSI. I enjoyed every single second of it, and I am not exaggerating. I have the feeling that the new season of CSI is going to be that absolutely thrilling. Ted Danson is just such a refreshing character-it is almost like having Grissom …

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 …

Saved by the Bell the College Years was a short lived show on NBC that followed some of the characters from the original show as they went off to college. In the pilot episode there was only Zach, Slater and Screech, but Kelly turned up in the second episode …

It was a very well written and wonderful episode. It was unexpected and the answers were not obvious and I have also learned some interesting facts by watching it.
It tells the story of two crimes. In the first one, the CSI team is called to investigate the death of …

Just this title told me that it had something to do with either Timmy or Jimmy. While I like both characters, having just episodes about them have been hit and miss episodes in general. They haven’t really come up to par with …

This episode really impresses the fact the castaways are alone and isolated. There is the world and then the castaways. The world has no idea where they are or even know about their island, uncharted. So I also feel a bit alone while watching it. The representation of the …

I wish I could say that I really like this show. But because it’s called “Speeders” you know that no one is going to get arrested (not really.) There will be no high speed chases, lots of cursing, no blood—”or any sort of real drama. …

I’ve often felt that the powers that be at SG-1 started season eight with a few good shows and decided to use all of them, even if the timing didn’t necessarily make sense. This episode, Zero Hour, seems like it should have been the starter once Jack was …

Some think that this show, with it’s lighter and softer take on the DC Universe isn’t capable of telling great stories. This episode proves them wrong.
It’s a simple tale, android hero Red Tornado builds himself a son so that he can experience a family for himself. While …

From season two, M*A*S*H: Radar’s Report is a variation of Hawkeye Pierce’s letters home to his father. This time, it’s Company Clerk Radar O’Reilly (Gary Burghoff) typing up a regular activity report on behalf of Colonel Blake (McLean Stevenson) to send in.
Joan Van Ark guest stars as a …

I have watched this show called house of Payne quite a few times. In general I really like it. It’s funny and entertaining. I watch it quite a bit now. Some episodes aren’t as good as others but that is true with any show. I like this show because …

I truly respect the whole cast of Friends, including the actors, actresses, the writers and all the not-known staff. They are all awesome and that could be depicted of a great team-work when I watch Final Interview of Friends in NBC. Each and everyone of the real celebrity …

Yet another hospital drama! Boring, not! It’s not a copycat of ER like one review I read over the world wide web. Grey’s Anatomy is not overrated nor is it filled with overacting characters. I consider this one of the most realistic shows today. The scenes are not overly …

I’m so glad I caught Attack of the Show on the G4 channel. What can I say? I’m a geek. I love playing video games, watching videos of Youtube, and reading manga. Attack of the Show happens to have all of that and then some. …

In M*A*S*H: The Gun, Warren Stevens guest stars as Colonel Chaffey, an injured man who checks in a valuable Colt .45 gun that he carries around with him. When the gun disappears, Radar O’Reilly (Gary Burghoff) gets blamed for the loss. The truth is that Frank Burns …

Tonight was the first time I’ve seen the Simpsons episode Dangerous Curves and I have to say it was one of the more interesting episodes I’ve seen.
Basically, this episode gave us some insight into Homer and Marge’s past; both before she became pregnant and they got married and a …

This episode, M*A*S*H: Some 38th Parallels, has a few storylines going on. The most poignant story surrounds Gary Burghoff’s character of clerk Radar O’Reilly. In this show, Radar notices that an IV has become detached on an injured patient and finds himself bonding with the serviceman as …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Deadly Creature Below! was the 16th show to air during the 1965-1966 TV season, which was the second year of this sci fi series about the nuclear submarine, Seaview. The Seaview should have billing: it’s a vital part of what makes …

Extreme Home make over is a reality type of TV show on ABC. It comes on Sunday night�s at 7 central time. The main host is Ty Pennington. Every week they travel to different states to build a house for a family who has experienced something traumatic in …

I still like the television series Monk. But, either I’m becoming a better detective myself or the show is becoming extremely predictable with easy-to-solve cases.
Mr. Monk Buys a House, the newest episode, is a good example of this.
From the first minutes of the show, we know who is killed …

The third season of Monk was a transitional period, and that’s why I had to rate it so low. Sharona was one of my favorite characters and in this season she ended up leaving the show. I heard that it was a contract dispute and some money problems, but …

The Twilight Zone: People Are Alike All Over is an intriguing episode that always fascinates me no matter how many times I see it, and I’ve seen it a bunch over the years. Roddy McDowall is the main guest star and that’s probably a good reason why the …

Imagine if you found out your better half was dying of a terminal illness. A revelation like that is bound to do all manner of things to your mind, but you probably wouldn’t react like Jill Tyrell, the monstrous but somehow lovable lead of this terrific comedy. After finding …

This episode was a fluff piece. The plot was wafer thin and there wasn’t much in the way of characterization. I didn’t have high hopes for the episode, mostly because they brought in the Wonder twins.
You know, speaking of that, I’m getting kind of tired …

I’ve seen those shows a zillion times, and I have clear cut favorites of ones I enjoy watching and ones that are viewed with reluctance. Star Trek: Charlie X is one of the latter episodes. Nothing against guest star Robert Walker, Jr., but he just annoyed me …

As the shadows over cast the land, the only way to save the girl he loves is to injure her and force her ever heavy burdens on to another girl, in essence commend another girl to embrace the sins of her forerunner. This is the broodingly dark Eureka Seven …

Sea Hunt: The Amphibian focuses on Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) taking charge of a group as they had an underwater picnic of sorts. He’s more or less being a lifeguard in the ocean. Of note to me were the following thoughts:
–William Boyett of Adam-12 fame played the part …

The very funny and versatile Paul Lynde guest stars in this first season episode of the comedy That Girl called These Boots Weren’t Made for Walking. Essentially, this is a topic that is very current to our modern work — working for ourselves. Ann Marie (Marlo …

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 …

This episode is freaking huge. Jao unleashes his plan to negate the waterbender’s reliance on the moon by making it disappear.
Aang is still separated from his body. He travels through the spirit world and Avatar Roku tells him to find a spirit called Koh. …

I recently began watching ESPN First Take, and I must say it is quickly becoming one of my favorite television programs to watch. Steven A. Smith and Skip Bayless make the show tick. They both provide unique commentary about the day’s most popular sports topics, and on occasion …

Emerald Point N.A.S.: Episode 12 - The Rescue is what it says, the rescue of Glenn Matthews (Andrew Stevens) and Hilary Adams (Sela Ward) whose plane had gone down, stranding them on a beach somewhere where, yes, the ‘nasty’ happens. Glenn has no backbone, that’s for sure. …