TV Reviews

I Love Lucy

I saw my first episode of I Love Lucy over a year ago and immediately loved it. Since then I have bought/received every one of the seven seasons, and have watched every episode - save the last (I’m saving it). The show is absolutely classic - all of the …

Burn Notice: Bad Blood

Burn Notice: Bad Blood was actually the first episode I’d ever seen of Burn Notice and the only reason I watched it was because of the guest star, Michael Shanks. Shanks is my #2 all time favorite actor so I definitely had to watch this show. Not …

House: Remorse

Last night’s episode of House was actually pretty decent for a change.
The episode, entitled “Remorse” had an interesting case involving a woman who turns out to have zero emotion and will do whatever it takes to get her way. She is dying and they team can’t figure out if …

Top Shot: The Razor’s Edge TV Show

Top Shot: The Razor’s Edge was full of action and emotion. I really like this competition show where top shooters face off against one another using all types of weaponry. This one was a bit of a surprise as the elimination challenge involved the use of Bowie …

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Teachers Pet

As I mentioned in my review of the episode “Witch” Buffy the Vampire Slayer finds herself fighting a lot more than vampires in the first season. The episode Teachers Pet was somewhat interesting, but like a lot of the episodes in this series, left a lot open to discussion.
The …

Survivor S20 Episode 3

This was a cool episode as we to to see James lose it. The Heroes are on a road to self destruction if you ask me, there seems to be no unity on their team and people are back-biting and sorting out alliances far too early in the …

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Episode 2 (Anime)

Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex Episode 2 begins with a robotic prototype going crazy during a demonstration and escapes; it’s up to Section 9 to stop it from destroying property and hurting people.
This episode was great; it had a lot of interesting things going on in …

Avatar: The Last Airbender: Book 1, Episode 20: Siege of the North Part 2

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. …

Project Runway: What a Woman Wants

Well, that was a somewhat interesting Project Runway episode last night; What a Woman Wants.
The designers are always asked to make outfits for celebrities and various other people and rely on their models to sell their designs. So, it was an interesting twist last night when their models suddenly …

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 49 (Anime)

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 49 begins with Ed and Ling/Greed continuing their battle with Pride, who has decided to capture Ed in order to lure out Hohenheim. Meanwhile Colonel Mustang has kidnapped Mrs. Bradley to give him an advantage and he is seen at Maes’ grave preparing for …

The Andy Griffith Show: Barney and Thelma Lou, Phfftt TV Show

It’s a show about romance and misunderstandings, along with Barney’s normal over confidence. That’s what The Andy Griffith Show: Barney and Thelma Lou, Phfftt from May 1964 deals with. I actually love the opening scene where Barney and Thelma Lou are window shopping, essentially talking about their …

Highway Patrol: Transmitter Danger TV Show

The fourth show of the fourth season on TV, Highway Patrol: Transmitter Danger was another show that focused on dynamite. They’ve done this a couple of times so it wasn’t the freshest of plots to be doing in this half hour show. This show is about the …

Masters of Horror: Jenifer by Dario Argento

The Masters of Horror was something Showtime came up with awhile back that I thought was an unbelievably cool concept. All though all the different episodes of this series vary in quality, execution and production values I found something I liked in most of them. One of …

MacGyver: Ma Dalton

Jack Dalton is back and back as being annoying in this episode of MacGyver called Ma Dalton. I’ve been reminded that when he’s calm and not scheming, he can be a fun character, but when he’s scheming and roping Mac into his crap, I just can’t stand him. …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Reasonable Man

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Reasonable Man was a little weird to me, although I also like a few of the scenes. I get the sense that Richard Boone, who plays Paladin, could have done some excellent comedy if he wanted to. I’ve noticed from watching …

The Steve Wilkos Show

I love to watch television talk shows at times and one of them is the Steve Wilkos show. Every since watching him on the Jerry show I have been a fan of his. Since he has started his own show I have been watching it all the time. It …

House, M.D. TV Show

It took me some time to start watching the TV show “House”, and therefore I did not know why so many people were watching it and Grey’s Anatomy. In fact, at the time I was more interested in catching up on episodes of OZ I had missed a couple …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Last Judgment TV Show

From the fourth year of Have Gun - Will Travel, The Last Judgment finds Paladin (Richard Boone) defending Dr. Simeon Loving (Donald Randolph) of murder in a town that is ready to hang him. It’s not so much because they believe the man to be guilty, but it’s …

Ghost Hunters Academy Season 2 Television Premiere

I wasn’t a huge fan of the show Ghost Hunters Academy last year. But, because there wasn’t much else on TV last night, I did decide to sit down to watch the Season 2 premiere of it.
It still isn’t my favorite show. But, I did see enough changes in …

The Soup on E!

I have been watching Joel McHale host The Soup for years now, and I never get tired of watching him tear into reality TV stars, plastic-looking talk show hosts and other general douchebags every week! I don’t watch much reality TV, and generally try to steer clear of …

Columbo: Last Salute to the Commodore TV Show

I don’t really remember watching this show, Columbo: Last Salute to the Commodore, but I’m sure I did. It’s just fallen out of my brain, and I believe the reason for that is that it’s quite possibly the worst episode of Columbo ever. It’s dull, not just …

The Andy Griffith Show: Barney and the Governor TV Show

From January 1963, The Andy Griffith Show: Barney and the Governor starts out with Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts) taking the opportunity to ticket a car for illegal parking. He doesn’t realize until others are watching and he’s in the process of writing the ticket that the car …

Invisibleman season 2 episode 17 Exposed

I like the show Invisibleman because it is about a man who can turn invisible, and who wouldn’t like to be able to turn invisible sometimes, imagine what you could do when invisible. Darien Fawkes works for an agency and they are trying to find a way to get …

CSI New York Season 8 Episode 5

Episode 5 of season 8 of CSI New York might just as well be the most touching and most intriguing episode on the show so far. I have lost count on the number of twist in the plot before arriving at the correct chain of event and the criminal …

Hurl

Hurl is a new series currently being aired on G4TV previously known as TechTV. This program is simply about contestants competing to win one thousand dollars ($1000) by eating a host of different foods at the first one to hurl is the loser. It usually starts of with about …

The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.: Riverboat

This show is so good when it makes fun of itself and classic western moments. This opens up with Brisco County (Bruce Campbell) ready to showdown with some bad guys. Right in the middle of the face off, a boy rides up on a bike to deliver …

Charmed Episode 1: Something Wicca This way comes

I am really a big Charmed fan. It is among the TV shows which runs for quite a number of years. And it is the only TV show which I’ve always watched and never missed any episode, not a single one. In the first few seasons, Shannon Doherty played …

MacGyver: Target MacGyver

In this important episode of the MacGyver series, viewers meet Harry Jackson for the first time. Harry is MacGyver’s grandfather. Initially, the two are estranged, but after this, Harry shows up in many episodes over the series run. Harry is beautifully played by the talented John …

The Simpsons TV Episode: The Bob Next Door

I haven’t watched re-runs of the Simpsons in a while and finally had a chance to catch the one that always airs at 6 p.m. on weekdays last night.
This time around, it was a newer episode I hadn’t seen before; The Bob Next Door. Since it was new, I …

Fairly Oddparents: Christmas Every Day

I was watching Christmas-related cartoons with my daughter yesterday and have to admit the Fairly Oddparents episode “Christmas Every Day” was pretty cool.
This show, which features a kid and his fairy godparents, usually has some cool wishes go bad. But, who knew having Christmas Day every day would be one …

The Andy Griffith Show: The Cow Thief TV Show

From year three in October 1962, The Andy Griffith Show: The Cow Thief has Sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) and his deputy, Barney Fife (Don Knotts), trying to solve, of all things, the theft of cows. Things are complicated, however, when Mayor Stoner (Parley Baer) calls in the …

Naked News TV

The whole concept behind Naked News TV is simple…anchors read the news segment either naked or while stripping down to their bare nothing. This original program hails from Canada and features the following ladies as of May 2008 as the achors for the show:
Katherine Curtis, newly introduced since 2008
Christine …

Top Chef: Just Desserts TV Show

The latest show from Bravo is another version of the successful property, Top Chef. Top Chef: Just Desserts is hosted by Gail Simmons, who also judges regular on the original Top Chef competitions.
I’m going to start with what I didn’t like about this show. It took a …

Simple Life season 1

The Simple Life season 1 starring Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie is a hilarious diversion for day to day life. The fact that I love this series is beyond me. I watched it by mistake one day and laughed for about ten minutes. Then I was hooked. I immediately …

Here Come the Brides: Mr. & Mrs. J. Bolt

Here Come the Brides: Mr. & Mrs. J. Bolt opens humorously. The Bolt brothers are taking a break from their logging camp by spending time at their cabin, supposedly to relax. The problem is that Jason (Robert Brown) is the only one enjoying the scenery as he …

The Surreal Life (VH1 TV show)

I never really watched this show until the re-runs started airing on the TV Guide channel. Then I watched an episode featuring Adrienne Curry and Chyna Doll, amongst others. The idea of placing “fallen off” celebs in a household to see how they get along …

WWE NXT Television Show

I will admit that I am like many people who are disappointed with the current state of this “sports entertainment” company. Quite frankly, many of the episodes of “Monday Night Raw” and “Friday Night Smackdown” seem like reruns. The same three or four people compete for a …

Smallville: Iris TV Show

I really haven’t watched much of Smallville over the years. I saw a few shows in its premier season, back when Tom Welling looked more like a teenager than a grown man and when John Schneider was playing his father. I liked it, but it never hooked …

Highway Patrol: Split Robbery TV Show

Split Robbery was the 13th show to air during Highway Patrol’s fourth and final year on television. The basic plot was that a couple of thieves robbed stores, taking wives of the store managers as hostages to assure they made a smooth getaway. It’s a little odd …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Deadly Creature Below! TV Show

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 …

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Sitcom Series)

I was looking for a new series to get started on when I heard about the Netflix sitcom “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”. I didn’t expect it to be great, but the premise made me curious enough to want to find out what the series was all about, especially since I heard …

Ghost Hunters: The Stanley Hotel

Well, they didn’t find a whole lot but I have to say the Ghost Hunters investigation into the Stanley Hotel (which inspired the book/movie The Shining) turned out to be one of the better episodes.
The evidence captured on film was a bit on the short side. But, I will …

The Next Food Network Star

I should have known that the reality TV contest world would benefit from a show in which the best amateur chef will become the next TV star. I would imagine that some of these people entered the competition merely because they want to get their foot in …

Have Gun - Will Travel: Bandit TV Show

Have Gun - Will Travel: Bandit is from the fifth year of this western hit series which features Richard Boone as Paladin, the gunfighter for hire.
The opening at the hotel has Paladin wondering how a woman could become so vile. It’s a very odd beginning but I guess …

The Steve Wilkos Show

I have to confess that I am late on the draw on the Steve Wilkos Show. I think I knew that he had a show sometime in 2008. But I was quite surprised to actually watch a few minutes of it. Steve is the …

Mr. Monk is at Your Service

Today was the first time I’ve seen the Monk episode “Mr. Monk is at Your Service” and thought it was one of the funnier episodes I’ve seen recently.
This episode has Monk going undercover as a butler (or as he refers to it, a house manager) because Natalie suspects the …

Daytime TV: All My Children

Daytime television wouldn’t be the same if it didn’t include All My Children. All My Children has been a daytime tv staple in many people’s homes for many years. With characters like Erica Kane, Adam Chandler, Tad Martin and Liza Colby, Pine Valley is still just as interesting today …

The Virginian: Silver Image TV Show

The second episode of The Virginian’s seventh season on the air from September 1968 was called Silver Image, and it was far better than I thought it was going to be. The show surrounded a widow of a rancher in Medicine Bow who was in the middle of …

The Virginian: Riff-Raff

The Virginian: Riff-Raff was half drama and half comedy. It guess starred Ray Danton and Don Durant, who both had some funny moments, but the real smiles came with Karl Swenson as Teddy Roosevelt. This was Teddy beginning his Rough Riders. In a comedy of …

 
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