TV Reviews
M*A*S*H: Tuttle
Tuttle is one of the all time best shows M*A*S*H ever did in my view. I love the cleverness of it and how it all played out. Early on, Hawkeye and Trapper are delivering supplies to Sister Theresa’s orphanage, and when she asks who was responsible, …
The Vampire Diaries Season 2 Episode 9: “Katerina”
After The Vampire Diaries episode 8 entitled “Rose” I was more than thrilled to see episode nine entitled “Katerina”. If the name doesn’t give it away to what this episode might be about, then I’ll just tell you—¦Katherine Peirce (also known by her previous and original name before becoming …
Drake and Josh TV show
Drake and Josh is one my favourite TV shows. It is telecasted on Nick regularly. Till now I have seen all the seasons of Drake and Josh. It is a funny series in which two step brothers completely opposite of each other in habits, likes, dislikes but still are …
Fit and Fab
Yet another lifestyle show. I watch lifestyle/magazine shows whenever I see one. This show titled Fit and Fab is a new lifestyle/magazine show. It was on air for only a month, once in a week. It tackles about woman empowerment and how to be fabulous and fit even with …
Have Gun - Will Travel: The Taffeta Mayor
Have Gun - Will Travel: The Taffeta Mayor, a second season entry for this half-hour, black and white western series from the late 50’s, was a decent episode that surprised me in dealing a bit with women’s rights in a serious and dramatic fashion. The show was filmed …
The Simpsons: How I spent my Strummer Vacation
Well, that was an interesting Simpson’s episode. I haven’t seen “How I spent my Strummer Vacation” before but it turned out to be pretty cool.
Homer gets caught on camera dissing his family and, just when he thinks they couldn’t be any madder at him, they surprise him (because they …
Adam 12 - Log 91
This episode of Adam-12 is one of the more intense ones. It guest stars Richard Van Vleet, best known for All My Children actually, as a friend of Jim’s (Kent McCord) who also went through the Academy went him. The friend ends up shot and killed in …
Nick at Nite
I grew up watching Nick at Nite. I was born in 1980.
I watched The Monkees, Get Smart, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Green Acres, and countless other shows, such as Mary Tyler Moore.
I am sorely disappointed in Nick at Nite today. Sure, Roseanne, Home Improvement and George Lopez are …
South Park: WTF
The point of South Park is to put ignorant children into adult situations, knowing they would have no idea what was going on. While it has strayed from this ideal a quite a bit, it is nice to see an episode that involves many of the major characters at …
Stargate SG-1: Secrets
Much as I don’t like Jaffa-centered stories, I’m also not fond of the Abydonian storylines on this series either. Stargate SG-1: Secrets, however, is a story that takes place in good part on Abydos. It’s been one Abydonian year to the day that Daniel left the planet …
Here Come the Brides: Letter of the Law
The opening fight scene of Here Come the Brides: Letter of the Law has some choreography problems that distract from the big fight going on, but that’s a minor issue in this terrific western-type series about a trio of brothers and their logging business. The action takes place …
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: No Way Back TV Show
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea ended its network run with this 26th episode of this final fourth season with a show called No Way Back. This would be the final time that viewers would see Richard Basehart as Admiral Harriman Nelson and my show favorite, David …
The Twilight Zone: The Invaders TV Show
I’m not big on silent movies, and that’s probably why I’m not a fan of The Twilight Zone: The Invaders and never have been. The only dialog in the entire episode is the spoken narration at the beginning and the end by host, Rod Serling, plus a …
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Promised Land TV show
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Promised Land is the first episode of this series that aired in 1983. It’s funny what stands out to a person, but one of the things I am amused by as I rewatch this program is how star Richard Dean Anderson (he plays …
Entertainment Tonight
There was a time when Entertainment Tonight was a viable, worthwhile entertainment news magazine. I actually saw their first show, so I’ve witnessed a bunch of changes in format, tone, and hosts. While change is sometimes good, it’s also sometimes bad. Right now, when I think …
The Andy Griffith Show: The New Doctor TV Show
The Andy Griffith Show: The New Doctor, from season one, is quite entertaining.
The one thing that seems funny to me is that this show has dealt with new doctors in a lot of different ways, or should I say will deal with. There’s absolutely no consistency to it, …
Curb Your Enthusiasm
For those who haven’t seen it, Curb Your Enthusiasm is an HBO TV series from the co-creator of Seinfeld, Larry David. The series in fact centres around Larry David, or at least a warped semi biographical version of Larry David. This is one of the features that seperates …
The Twilight Zone: The Last Flight TV Show
The Twilight Zone: The Last Flight is an intriguing time travel type of episode which aired in the first season of this premium science fiction series from the mind of Rod Serling. Serling narrates the story, as always.
The Last Flight hones in on a World War I British …
Star Trek Voyager season 3 episode 7
I watched Star Trek Voyager season 3 episode 7 just before I left to take the boy scouts camping for our usual week of summer camp. I really enjoy watching this series so much and I am excited that I can finally watch all of the episodes in order …
Sea Hunt: Sunken Car TV Show
Sea Hunt: Sunken Car begins with Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) doing a survey job where a pipe would be placed later. I like seeing how they link these little opening bits with what ultimately becomes the main focus of the half hour episodes. The survey really has …
Munsters
Classic television has done it once again with repeats of The Munsters. The show features Fred Gwynne and Al Lewis who starred in Car 54 Where are You. Pat Priest and Patrick Butchram and Yvonne Dicarlo also appear on the show. However just the characters of …
DC Cupcakes: Pilot TV Show
DC Cupcakes: Pilot is a new half-hour series that just began airing on one of the cable networks in the USA. The name is taken from the fact that it follows a couple of sisters who are in the cupcake baking business in the Georgetown areas of Washinton, …
Criminal Minds Season 2 Episode 21- Open Season
Here is another quite creepy episode of the genius show Criminal Minds. In this show a victim is discovered in the woods with the evidence that he was kidnapped and then shot with arrows, they way that an animal would get hunted. The team is sent to investigate and …
Family Matters the TV show
The show family matters was a good show and I use to love watching it all the time when it was on the air. I love how the characters on the show were just average people; working average jobs but quite often dealt with major problems and this show …
Boston Legal Season 2 Episode 11
Denny Crane was given an award of excellence from the Children’s Theater Group. During the testimonial dinner, Denny met someone and performed carnal knowledge to Beverly. The company of Shirley, Denise, Paul and Alan looked for him when it was his time to deliver the acceptance speech. Timely he …
House: Hunting
The thing about so many shows is that what happens seems to be too easy. By that I mean that every week something extraordinary happens to the characters of the show. That is why having House being a famous diagnostician is such a good idea, and one they …
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Hunted
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Hunted is an episode that is not quite as powerful or meaningful as “The High Ground” is, however, it too speaks of an important message that is worthy of being discussed and not simply cast aside. It is a relevant message and …
The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
“The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest” was one of my favorite animated television shows which aired in the 90s when I was still a child. The first place I used to watch it was on cable television channels until it finally started to air on Saturdays on a local …
Alias Smith and Jones: Wrong Train to Brimstone
Alias Smith and Jones: Wrong Train to Brimstone is an important show for the series in that it’s the very first time we meet the character of Harry Briscoe as played with wit and brilliance by J.D. Cannon. Cannon is probably best known for being Sam McCloud’s boss …
Due South: Mojo Rising
Due South: Mojo Rising was big on voodoo, and those shows aren’t my favorites to watch, regardless of the show. I’m not sure what the fascination is with this type of show, but sooner or later, it seems like every dramatic show on the air does some show …
True Blood Season 3 Episode 10 “I smell a rat”
Like all true blood episodes this one was filled with a little bit for everyone. We had violence, death, homosexuality, nudity, drug and alcohol abuse, sex and lots of blood. No episode of this show is boring or predictable in any way. That is why I …
FOX Channel
FOX is one the channels we see the most at our house.
The truth is that with the filth that is television today, getting a package that incorporates new pay channels including the Fox channel is a good start.
The scheduling of this television chain for series is one or two …
Diagnosis Murder: Murder on the Run: Part II TV Show
Diagnosis Murder: Murder on the Run: Part II picks up where Part 1 left off, at a dramatic standoff at a railroad station. The problem is that the end of Part 1 was a little misleading. Now isn’t that unusual? About the only good part was …
Stargate SG1: Beneath the Surface
Beneath the Surface started out with our friends working in an underground sweat shop type place. Seems they have had their minds “time stamped” and can no longer remember who they are. They have been given false memories and believe they are workers on a planet beneath …
The Ricky Gervais Show - Channel 4
Something new from Ricky Gervais. I recall the first time I saw him on the 11 o’clock show on Channel 4 and I thought he was one of the worst t.v comedians that I had seen. The office brought him back for me though and everything else since, especially …
Moesha
Moesha is a pretty cool TV show. It’s about a girl named Moesha who is played by the singer Brandy. She is pretty cool and funny. I like this show because Moesha is always faithful and good to her friends. She always teaches us that friends come first in life. …
Benjamin Bratt on Ellen Talk Show Episode
The episode which featured Benjamin Bratt on Ellen Talk Show was quite alright but I was hoping for a more better looking Benjamin Bratt. His look was very messy and unkempt and how I wished he looked like in his younger days whereby he has this jet black hair, …
Celebrity Eye Candy- Inappropriate Moments
Inappropriate Moments- I don’t usually watch all the celebrity blooper and paparazzi shows that come on VH1. But when I was flipping channels, I found this one extremely hilarious. The announcer and the participants have rounded up clips of paparazzi footage that shows the celebrities …
Have Gun - Will Travel: Helen of Abajinian
Have Gun - Will Travel: Helen of Abajinian is the sixteenth episode of the first season of this western hit show. I really tried to get into it because it had a light humorous feel to the action, but it couldn’t quite hold my interest for all of …
MacGyver: The Assassin
This is the final episode of the first season of MacGyver. By now, the producers had figured out that Dana Elcar was a plus to the show. He’s in it once again, and like the show before, he has more action. In many of his first …
Military Channel
When it comes to cable television there are more choices today than ever before. It wasn’t too long ago that 40 channels were considered a massive volume of channels to have access. Today, there are several thousands of channels that cater to virtual any taste. One of the more …
The Twilight Zone: Dead Man’s Shoes TV Show
Warren Stevens guest stars as Nathan ‘Nate’ Bledsoe in The Twilight Zone: Dead Man’s Shoes. He plays a bum who finds a pair of shoes and puts them on, only once he does, he becomes the dead owner of the shoes. As long as he’s wearing the …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Helpless
One of the things I never liked about Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the fact the main character has almost superhero-like powers to help her fight evil; something that gives her almost too much of an advantage.
That’s one thing I liked about the episode “Helpless.” Buffy, who is turning …
M*A*S*H: Deluge
M*A*S*H: Deluge is an unusually filmed show that intertwines archive footage and action at the 4077th. Just as the personnel are hoping for an end to the Korean War, the Chinese join the action, assuring the war will not end but will continue.
The show opens with Movietone news …
Medium: Where Were You When…? TV Show
Where Were You When…? is the latest episode from Patricia Arquette’s spirit oriented drama, Medium. This show is close to being cancelled now that CBS has reduced its series order to just 13 shows. I still enjoy the show, but there are redundant parts and with …
The Cleveland Show (Pilot)
The latest animated offering from Seth MacFarlane and company finally arrives in the form of Family Guy spin off; The Cleveland Show.
Starting off in familiar territory, complete with Family Guy regulars the Griffin family, Bonnie, Joe and Quagmire; this pilot episode serves a smooth transition before Cleveland finally hits …
The Andy Griffith Show: Opie and His Merry Men TV Show
The Andy Griffith Show: Opie and His Merry Men aired for the first time back in December 1963 and since then has been rerun around the world more times than I can count as part of the syndication of this highly successful rural comedy program.
In Opie and His Merry …
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