TV Reviews
Burn Notice: Double Booked
Burn Notice: Double Booked was the second episode I’ve seen of this series that didn’t have Michael Shanks as a guest star that I could say that I liked and enjoyed watching. Overall, the show just doesn’t do it for me, even though it’s a smart show with …
George Lopez
The show “George Lopez” is a show I came across watching Nick at Nite. It is about a man that lives with his untolerable mother and his father ran out on him when he was a year old. His mother never showed him affection or has showed …
South Park - Coon 2 Hindsight
I was not expecting Matt and Trey to touching on the Coon’s story again, but it was a pleasant surprise. I thought it was a funny story to begin with, so having the Coon return was interesting. I am always seem to be …
Spongebob Squarepants Season Three - One Krab’s Trash
Mr. Krabs starts to dig threw other people’s trash to hold a sale and make some money. I think that is so funny because it just goes to show how cheap he really is. He convinces Spongebob to buy a really ugly hat he found in the …
The Andy Griffith Show: The Great Filling Station Robbery TV Show
From February 1963, The Andy Griffith Show: The Great Filling Station Robbery deals with a troubled teenager. Andy gets him a job at the gas station, working with Gomer Pyle (Jim Nabors) while the owner, Wally, is out of town. The problem comes when there’s a robbery …
The Virginian: The Decision TV Show
This sixth season episode of The Virginian which was called The Decision was one I enjoyed a lot. One of the reasons the March 1968 went over so well with me is that three of the guest stars are people who I feel a connection to in one …
Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Wire
An overhanging wire in the backyard of the David household is spoiling the view, and driving Cheryl nuts. All it’ll take to get rid of it is a final signature from an adjacent neighbour; simple, if not for the fact this is Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Larry is on top …
Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn Rustic Italian Recipes TV Show
Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn Rustic Italian Recipes began with the approachable cook talking about gay pesto, as in fun food and good pesto and pasta to eat. I so often learn from Quinn, and that continues to fascinate me. This first segment was focused on …
Star Trek: The Enemy Within TV Show
William Shatner gets to have some acting fun in Star Trek: The Enemy Within, portraying Kirk in two different ways. The events surround a transporter malfunction that caused Captain Kirk to turn into two people. Actually, what it does is take his stronger self and makes it …
The Veil: Jack the Ripper TV Show
Boris Karloff’s 1958 anthology series, The Veil, took on yet another different tactic in the episode called Jack the Ripper. This is the first episode of the series where Karloff didn’t even have a small role in the production. All he did was host the show. However, …
Daily Show with John Stewart
Many years ago the Daily Show gained a cult following under the leadership of its original host, Craig Kilborn. With success came better offers for Mr. Kilborn, however, and he eventually made the switch to network television. John Stewart took his place.
Initially lacking, he soon came to …
Once upon a time in Texas
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 …
Star Trek: The Corbomite Maneuver TV Show
Star Trek: The Corbomite Maneuver is one of my all time favorite Star Trek episodes of any of the series. It’s the essence of what Star Trek, and space exploration, is all about. That’s why it’s so wonderful.
Though this show aired in November of its first season …
Project Runway: A Rough Day on the Runway TV Show
Project Runway: A Rough Day on the Runway had the competitors focused on American sportswear with Jackie Kennedy as the inspiration or muse. The twist came on what was to be runway day when the designers are told that they have to add a piece of outerwear. …
X-Files season one “Space” tv episode
The X-Files is a well known television show that aired in the 1990s on Fox network. It chronicled the adventures of two FBI agents, Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. These two agents were assigned to the so-called “X-Files.” These were cases where paranormal or otherwise unknown …
Whoopi: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes TV Show
Whoopi: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes has Mavis Rae (Whoopi Goldberg) eager to get some hockey tickets for a couple of New York Rangers games. One of the early funny bits that I had to laugh at was how her handyman, Nasim (Omid Djalili), tried to get her …
The Beast - Nadia
The third episode of A&E’s series, The Beast, is called Nadia, and once again, I’m intrigued.
Patrick Swayze’s Charles Barker character continues to excite. He’s natural and at ease with the part. His actions and movements are subtle and well timed. He’s a veteran performer, and it …
UKTV
This is a Foxtel channel that I love mainly for Eastenders, the poisoness Pauline, scheming Ian and gossiping Dot are fantastic. I watched this show when it first started and I was living in the UK and for the past year (thanks Foxtel) I have caught up …
Highway Patrol: Missing Witness TV Show
Highway Patrol: Missing Witness was one of the better episodes I’ve seen of this old time TV classic. The series revolves around the California Highway Patrol and the man in charge, Chief Dan Mathews, as played by Broderick Crawford. The show can be hard to watch sometimes …
Bones: The Skull in the Sculpture
As far as episodes of Bones go, “The Skull in the Sculpture” was one of the most predictable episodes I’ve seen. I took a wild guess just minutes into the show about who the killer was and was surprisingly right; though I didn’t know the motive.
In fact, everything about …
Trinity Blood episode 9
A betrayal from the past brings a nightmare upon the Vatican foreign affairs AX department. As the other former candidate for his most holy papacy returns to rome, does he bring gifts of poison guaranteeing the uttermost destruction? Or is this all a hellish dream by Lady Catherina, whom …
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Krazee Eyes Killah
Wanda introduces her new fiancé to Larry and Cheryl; gangster rapper Krazee-Eyes who soon becomes a firm fan of Larry. After a hilarious discussion on the balance of obscenities in rap lyrics; Krazee-Eyes secretly shares information on his unfaithful behaviour with Larry, which Larry quickly assumes to be common …
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Episode 1.9: Cloak of Darkness
The ninth episode in the first season, “Cloak of Darkness”, picks up after the comedic genius that was “Bombad Jedi” with the capturing of Viceroy Nute Gunray as Ahsoka and Jedi Master Luminara escort him to his trial. However, Count Dooku has secretly sent his deadly assassin Asajj Ventress …
M*A*S*H: Kim
I’d forgotten about M*A*S*H: Kim, but it’s actually one of the most endearing episodes of the entire series. It’s a show that lets Wayne Rogers be the standout, something that really didn’t happen all that often. The Kim episode gives his Trapper John McIntyre character depth as …
Jeff Corwin Experience: A Wild Man in Borneo (tv show)
Jeff Corwin animals experience is a television show on animal planet network. Jeff Corwin is very personable host. He is quite funny and always entertaining. He travels to exotic locations to find strange wild animals, handle them, and display them for the show. In this …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Reptile Boy
Sometimes lost in the science fiction element of the series Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the ocassional message about being safe in an awkward situation. The episode Reptile Boy is one of them.
Along with the whole cult that worships snake man thing at the local university frat house, you …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Dead Man’s Party
I absolutely love a good zombie movie. So, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode “Dead Man’s Party” wins points with me simply because it reminded me a bit of Night of the Living Dead.
Of course, it didn’t win enough points for me to consider it a great episode.
First of …
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Q Who?
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Q Who? is a season two episode and is, I feel, one of the series’ best episodes and one of the greatest Star Trek episodes ever made. What makes this episode so enjoyable? Well, for one, it conveys the dangers of the unknown …
Shatner’s Raw Nerve: Regis Philbin
Shatner’s Raw Nerve: Regis Philbin proved to be much more interesting than I thought it was going to be. I loved the opening remark when Shatner said something to the effect of, “We’ve known each other 40 years, but we really don’t know each other.”
Regis talked a bit …
X-Files season one Episode: Squeeze TV show
The X-Files was a well-known TV show that ran in the 1990s. It featured actors David Coveney and Gillian Anderson as special agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. These two agents were assigned to the X-Files — cases that the FBI was investigating that concerned paranormal phenomena …
Bizare Foods with Andrew Zimmern (Series on the Travel Channel)
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 …
CSI AXN Channel
I was a fan of CSI since the beginning until my uncle, his wife said he was a fan of this program. In our conversations, she replied: “My husband never misses an episode of CSI and made a point of returning to work early or default, whether registered if …
NCIS: Hiatus Parts One And Two - Season 3, Episodes 21 and 22
NCIS ended with a bang in Season three and that was literally. While Gibbs is meeting with a supposed informant, his team waits for him on the dock. They are waiting for him when an explosion occurs on the boat.
Gibbs is lucky - he suffered some burns …
Psych TV Episode: Rob a Bye Baby
Since everyone else was occupied with something else yesterday and I didn’t have much else that needed to be done, I decided to watch another re-run of Psych on my Netflix Instant Watch. This time around, I ended up watching the episode Rob a Bye Baby.
Much like most other …
Doctor Who: Season 1, Episode 12: Bad Wolf
As the episode opens, the Doctor awakens to find himself on a reality show. Rose is both shocked and amused to find herself as a contestant on The Weakest Link and Jack is on a makeover show.
It’s revealed that after the TARDIS crew dropped the Slitheen egg off …
The Andy Griffith Show: Andy the Matchmaker TV Show
The Andy Griffith Show: Andy the Matchmaker is devoted to the concept of Barney’s insecurity and getting him a girlfriend. The first main bit of the show is a funny routine where Barney (Don Knotts) says he’s resigning as Andy’s deputy. One by one, Barney starts placing …
Columbo: Any Old Port in a Storm TV Show
Columbo: Any Old Port in a Storm is one of those shows that has stayed with me since it first aired. I’ve seen it repeatedly over the years and it has a place in my memory cells, even though I’m not fond of the lead guest star, Donald …
The Simpsons: The Burns and the Bees
Tonight was the first time I’ve seen the Simpsons episode “The Burns and the Bees” and, while it definitely had a unique plot to it, I have to say I was a bit disappointed in it as well.
The main plot was Lisa helps create a bee colony in an …
MSNTV 2
This unit is definitely way better than the previous WebTv. Don’t get me wrong, I still have my old WebTv. The only reason I keep it is for nostalgia, not usability. It is still too slow. I was able to connect my MSNTV 2 to my broadband network …
Sea Hunt: Rapture of the Deep TV Show
Sea Hunt: Rapture of the Deep is a little different than some other shows. Skin diving expert Mike Nelson, played well by Lloyd Bridges, begins his usual opening narration by saying that the job he was about to take was his most dangerous assignment yet. What I …
Due South: All the Queen’s Horses
Paul Gross helped write the story of Due South: All the Queen’s Horses from season two. His Benton Fraser, Canadian Mountie, character is in Canada, joining a slew of other Mounties and their trusted steeds on a public relations tour. Also present is Inspector Meg Thatcher. …
Sea Hunt: Starting Signal TV Show
From September 1961, Starting Signal is the 35th episode of Sea Hunt’s fourth and last year on television. This under water adventure is another one that is related to a special United States Coast Guard mission.
While working on a project, things go wrong. It has to do …
Grey’s Anatomy
I know that this is one of the most popular shows on TV but I really don’t like it. Just yesterday I saw that there were some reruns of this show and I started thinking to myself: ‘Why don’t I like this show?’ So I started watching the episode …
Home and Away Tv show
Home and Away is a great television show for all ages, however I would say it is mainly targeted at teenagers as most of the characters on the show are teenagers. I have watched this show for 13 years now, I first started when I was 16 years old. …
Doctor Who: Season 4, Episode 13: The Stolen Earth
Wow, just wow. That’s all that can be said after watching this episode. Doctor Who finales tend to be larger in scale, but this completely blew everything else out of the water by a long shot, a looong shot. Just when you think that the show …
Koffee with Anu
Koffee with Anu is a program on Star Vijay TV hosted by actress Anuhassan. The telecasting timing of the program is on every Saturday 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. This is my favourite program in Star Vijay channel. This is a chat program with celebrities. …
Spicks and Specks: A Musical Quiz Show
Spicks and Specks is an Australian musical quiz show which is aired on TV every Wednesday at 8:30pm on ABC. It works that there is the host, and two team leaders. They each have two different guests each week which answers some quizzes related to music.
There are many rounds, …
Full House Season 7
Full House season 7 signaled the beginning of the end, though it doesn’t appear as though any of the cast knew it at the time. As I watched the episodes, I couldn’t help but wonder if the producers were planning on making it the last season, and then changed …
The Andy Griffith Show: The Jinx TV Show
The Andy Griffith Show: The Jinx, from January 1962 which was part of this comedy show’s second season on the air, was a solid half hour of entertainment, though to be honest, it’s not one I really like all that much. I’ve watched it numerous times. I …
Super Mario World - A Little Learning
Super Mario World - “A Little Learning” is not one of my favorite episodes of the series. That is actually an understatement as I really do not care for this episode. The plot simply did not quite interest me. In this episode, Princess Toadstool opens a school and the …
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