TV Reviews

Avatar: The Last Airbender: Book 3, Episode 15: The Boiling Rock Part 2

This episode wraps up all the loose ends from part 1. Sokka manages to come up with another escape plan.
This episode has quite a few plot twists. Mai’s arrival was sort of expected, but it was still pretty well done. Her following in the …

Stargate SG-1: Out of Mind

Stargate SG-1: Out of Mind is the final episode of the second season, and it’s the first part of a cliff hanger. It brings with it a tragic loss. I mourn it to this day. Alas, it was the end of the shag, of Michael Shanks’ …

Batman: The Brave and the Bold: Game Over for Owlman!

You wouldn’t think it, but this episode is just as good as the part that preceded it. Why? Two words, the Joker.
Yes, Batman’s arch-nemesis finally makes an official appearance. Not only does he appear, but he offers to join forces with Batman to take down Owlman and …

The Simpsons: Lost our Lisa

One of my favorite Simpsons episodes was on television earlier today (or, actually, yesterday since I’m writing this in the wee hours of Saturday morning);Lost our Lisa. It is a cute episode for a variety of reasons.
For one, you have a funny situation where Bart goes to a joke …

The Dean Martin Comedy Hour: George Washington TV Show

The Dean Martin Comedy Hour took an odd turn this time around for its celebrity roast, going from the living to the dead, literally. The Man of the Week was President George Washington, played by Jim Leighton wearing revolutionary war attire. It was an intriguing idea that …

Criminal Minds: The Longest Night TV Show

The season premier of Criminal Minds, called The Longest Night, picks up where last season left off. I have to be honest and say that as much as I have loved this hour long drama, this show is really approaching un-watchable for me. Actually, it’s pretty much …

The Office: The Coup

Dwight from The Office is one of my favorite characters ever. Usually when a character is annoying on a television show the actually annoy me, but Dwight is different. Perhaps it’s the reactions of everyone else or the fact that the things he does are more socially inept that …

Cougartown Season One Episode Two

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I saw the second episode of Cougartown. The first episode was so bad it was like watching a train wreck. What I was hoping though was that the show would fall into place. The awkwardness would disappear and they …

The Andy Griffith Show: Lawman Barney TV Show

From November 1962, the third season of this wonderful comedy series, The Andy Griffith Show: Lawman Barney has Sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) attempting to get his deputy’s confidence back on track after Barney Fife (Don Knotts) is intimated by a couple of mobile street vendors.
It all begins simply …

Whoopi: Don’t Hide Your Bag TV Show

In a post 9/11 world, things were a bit crazy with the color alert system and concern about unknown packages of any kind. This episode of the new sitcom, Whoopi, which was called Don’t Hide Your Bag, took advantage of American’s fear of terrorism. It puts what …

Trinity Blood episode 11

A swift kiss, from lady death herself. This is “From the Empire” with love, Trinity blood episode eleven. The first thing you need to know, this is basically a James Bond episode focused more on teamwork, than cool gadgets or suave moves. Although they had those too, don’t get …

Justice League Unlimited Season One: The Once And Future Thing: Time, Warped

“The Once And Future Thing: Time, Warped” is the 13th episode of the first season of Justice League Unlimited and completes the storyline started in “The Once And Future Thing: Weird Western Tales.” The story is somewhat superior to the first part, because it deals with …

The Twilight Zone: Escape Clause TV Show

The Twilight Zone: Escape Clause pits man against the devil, a common theme for science fiction series like this one. It begins with Walter Bedeker (David Wayne) being treated for yet another ailment which he doesn’t really have. The man is hypochondriac who wants to live forever. …

Roseanne

Roseanne is probably the worst TV show I have ever seen. It’s about a fat slob named Roseanne. She is not funny, her voice is annoying, and she is not pretty. How anyone could find this show funny is beyond me. Every time I see the show starting up I …

Justice League Unlimited Season One: Flashpoint

“Flashpoint” is the 23rd episode of season one of Justice League Unlimited. This is easily one of the best episodes of the season, even without a big knockdown dragout fight between the heroes and any supervillian. The episode is so great because it starts the beginning of …

Sea Hunt: The Catalyst TV Show

The Catalyst is the 32nd episode of Sea Hunt’s third season on the air, and it revolves around a man’s murder and his daughter’s quest to complete his latest project.
The show opened with the strange death of an inventor named Calvin. While under water, he was essentially put …

IRT Deadliest Roads: Pushed to the Ledge TV Show

For the opening of IRT Deadliest Roads: Pushed to the Ledge, we saw American trucker Rick Yemm watching the little kids attending school. The action takes place in India, and these children do things differently. They are absolutely priceless when they sing, all lined up in three …

The Cleaner: Let it Ride

The Cleaner: Let it Ride had a couple of nice guest stars in it. The first was Steve Lawrence, a personal favorite of mine through the decades. He was a gambler here, a man who’d lost his wife due to his betting on the horse races. …

Sea Hunt: Recovery TV Show

Sea Hunt: Recovery is one of my favorite episodes for this adventure series that deals with diving expert Mike Nelson, as played by Lloyd Bridges. At the beginning of the show, we get the usual Nelson narration to let us know what’s happening. In this segment, he …

Bones TV Episode: The Bikini in the Soup

Synopsis: The Jeffersonian team must solve the murder of a wedding planner found melted in her tanning bed in time for them to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
What I liked about this episode: I have to say that body in the tanning bed was actually pretty gross looking, especially when that …

Fireball XL5: Plant Man from Space

From November 18, 1962, Fireball XL5: Plant Man from Space gives us a story we’ve seen many times since this episode. In various incarnations, it’s the story of a small seed leading to a plant that looks wonderful, but then proves to be over powering in one way …

Grimm on NBC

NBC’s new television series, Grimm, gives a modern twist to classic fairy tales. The show is a sort of hybrid of the CW’s Supernatural and any cop drama you’ve ever watched. Although the budget seems to be relatively low for special effects, the original concept and good acting makes …

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, manga TV series

Originally published as a manga in 1987, Hirohiko Araki’s Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure quickly rose to fame as one of the best-selling manga series of all time. Shockingly enough, a proper anime series adaptation for the show wouldn’t arrive until 2012, 25 years after its initial creation. Being adapted so …

Clean House TV Episode: The Brooks Family

I intended on watching a movie last night after the kids were in bed. But, my wife got the TV first and we ended up watching a mini Clean House marathon instead. Fortunately, I ended up liking some of the episodes that were on.
One of them, The Brooks Family, …

Futurama Vol 1 DVD

Imagine if you took the Jetsons, and instead of making them a family made them a group of mismtached peopl who crew a space ship. Throw in a litttle crude humor, and you have Futurama. Futurama is created by the same people who wrote the simspons, so it has …

Remington Steele: Steele Framed TV show

Remington Steele starring Pierce Brosnan and Stephanie Zimbalist was a really fun show that I enjoyed watching for most of its run. The Steele Framed episode was the fifth episode of the second season and actually began with the two leading characters celebrating the one year anniversary of …

Dr.G Medical Examiner (tv show)

Friday nights are my personal nights with Dr. G, Medical Examiner on A & E. The show comes on at nine o’clock, EST, and I have found the show to be the best television show being broadcasted on Friday evenings. Years ago, abc had T.G.I.F. being aired …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Deadly Amphibians TV Show

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Deadly Amphibians aired as the 13th outing for this fun science fiction show’s fourth season on television. As the title indicates, the challenge for the crew of the nuclear sub are invaders in the form of these creatures. Actually, it’s …

America’s Best Dance Crew

I love dance shows. And I love programs that show the dancing skills of different kinds of people. Mario Lopez and his dimples host the show. And the contestants appears to come from all walks of life. Like many different dance show competitions …

The Real Ghostbusters: Season 1, Episode 52: Cold Cash and Hot Water

Peter’s con-man father returns asking for the Ghostbusters’ help. It turns out that he’s dug up an ancient relic in Alaska that is purportedly the prison of an ancient demon from Inuit legend. The team is skeptical, but the fact that Pete’s dad mentioned the demon by …

Adam-12: The Tip

For me, one of the things that stands out about Adam-12: The Tip is that Chuck Courtney has an uncredited part as bad guy, Russell Simms. I’m not sure why he didn’t make the end theme credits, but for some reason, Adam-12 had a habit of not crediting …

The Andy Griffith Show: The Pickle Story TV Show

The Andy Griffith Show: The Pickle Story is one of the top five episodes of all time for this tremendously successful comedy series. It’s priceless and I never tire of seeing it. I’m serious about that. There’s no way I could even count the number of …

The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Black Ferris TV Show

As respects the August 10, 1990 airing of The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Black Ferris, I’m going to start by saying that I went nuts trying to figure out where I’d seen the main young boy in this story. His real name, Zachary Bennett, was familiar but I …

The Andy Griffith Show: Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee TV Show

The Andy Griffith Show: Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee, a second season show that aired in April 1962, just isn’t a favorite of mine. I’ve never liked it, even though there are a couple of good scenes that I do like. It’s just the concept with all …

Columbo: A Matter of Honor TV Show

Columbo: A Matter of Honor from season five has some good and bad points to it from my point of view. Ricardo Montalban is the primary guest star, playing bullfighter Luis Montoya. Pedro Armendáriz Jr. plays Commandante Sanchez, who Columbo ends up working with in Mexico. …

CSI Season 4 Episode 18- Bad to the Bone

CSI Season 4 Episode 18- Bad to the Bone
It’s quite a nice choice of words to name the episode. I bit ironic, I find. The episode itself was quite good, but I don’t think it was very interesting. I could guess some of the facts before the team did, …

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 …

Rush (An Australian TV Series)

Rush is an Australian TV series set in Melbourne, Australia. I follow this series religiously because it is an eye-opener in terms of the differences between the police in the US and Australia. The accent is a bit difficult to follow, but after a while, you begin to understand …

Friends

Friends is a pretty good show. I think the show is funny and entertaining. How ever I think the show has way to many characters in it. It’s way to crowded with so many people trying to tell their story in the show. I also think that show has not …

Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Reunion

Curb Your Enthusiasm’s seventh season continues with this impressive episode as Larry David tries to commence work on a Seinfeld reunion in an effort to win back wife Cheryl.
It’s an entertaining episode; there’s a lot going on and several regulars and recurring characters appear. All of the Seinfeld cast …

Are We There Yet

Are We There Yet is a new television show on tbs that I couldn’t wait to see. They kept playing the preview for it and the reason why I had interest in it because the producer of the show is Ice Cube who is rapper and a actor that …

Centennial: The Longhorns

Centennial: The Longhorns is one of the most fun section of this wonderful mini-series. It’s the only focused on the cowboy, and since I love cowboys, I loved this episode.
One of the reasons The Longhorns works so well is that it is headed up by the terrific actor, …

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Episode 15 (Anime)

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Episode 15 has the Tachikomas discussing subjects that disturb the major because of their strange behavior recently and Section 9 is deciding what to do about them.
This was a very interesting episode because it shows that the Tachikomas are starting to think …

Entourage

I have always liked Mark Wahlberg so when I heard he was producing television show based on his life I was excited to see it.
Entourage delivers in more ways than one. Firstly it’s like a reality show but better, it’s peppy, fast and the dialogue is quick and …

The Incredible Mr. Limpet Introduction by Don Knotts

The Incredible Mr. Limpet is a wonderful film from Warner Brothers that combined live action with animation. It’s a terrific tale of Henry Limpet, played by Don Knotts, who is a man who loves fish and then finds one day that his wish comes true. He falls …

Stargate SG-1: Nightwalkers

Stargate SG-1: Nightwalkers is just horrid. It takes SG-1 into the realm of B-movies, only it’s a B-TV series instead. With Richard Dean Anderson off on vacation for a week, Sam, Teal’c, and the ever-smiling-to-the-point-of-nausea Jonas Quinn head off to a quaint little Oregon town with a deep, …

Shinchan

I love to watch cartoon shows, as a grownup it seems little childish, but I love to watch cartoon shows, and I can’t control it. In these days I am watching a really funny cartoon show called “Shinchan”.It is a story of a little boy named “Shinchan”, who is …

South Park: Pinewood Derby

As South Park gets older, you can really start to see the wrinkles forming. The episode “Pinewood Derby” is a prime example of how far the writers now have to go to do something the show has not done before. As with the majority of the newer episodes, I …

Ghost Hunters: Toys of Terror

I watched another season three episode of Ghost Hunters over the weekend and have to say it was entertaining.
In “Toys of Terror” the TAPS team is asked to investigate a house by a woman who is terrified of the things she has seen and heard there. What’s interesting about …

 
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