90210 new episodes premiered on the CW on March 30, 2009. The episode that played on March 30, 2009 featured many character changes and made me change my opinion of many of the main characters.
Silver: What was she thinking with that movie. Obviously Dixon would be upset …

Centennial: The Winds of Death is really an intense and emotional episode of this very long mini-series based on the novel by James Michener. It’s one that I think a lot of people can even identify with today. It’s almost a century old take on today’s home …

Have you ever seen a toad that is as big as a chicken and has poisonous skin? Neither had I until I watched “Weird, True & Freaky” on Animal Planet. This particular toad, when squeezed or manipulated roughly will secrete a gooey yellowish looking poison that protects …

We meet another relative of Ann Marie’s in The Honeymoon Apartment episode of That Girl begins. From season, this episode opens with the arrival of Ann’s boisterous cousin, Harold Turner. Harold doesn’t come alone, though. He’s brought his brand new wife with him, too. In …

Synopsis: House participates in a school’s career day and winds up sent to the principal’s office.
What I liked about this episode: The flashbacks were a bit hard to follow at times but I think they did improve what would have otherwise been a very boring episode. After all, without …

This week’s Monk episode “Mr. Monk Takes a Punch” actually wasn’t too bad compared to some of the lesser quality episodes that have been on television recently. It was a good mix of comedy and mystery and I think I actually enjoyed it.
This episode has Monk trying to track …

To Boldly Go … Season One featurette focuses just on the first season Star Trek, talking about various episodes and how it fit into TV in the day. It includes comments by Leonard Nimoy, Robert Justman, and William Shatner. They’re all interesting, as they take into account …

The fifth episode of Adam-12 is called Log 69: Cigarettes, Cars, and Wild, Wild Women and includes Leave it to Beaver’s Tony Dow as a young corporal named Wayne Miller who picked up a female hitchhiker. Unfortunately for him, she stole his car. Dow was at that …

I had to get ready for bed so I missed part of the Ghost Hunters episode “Spirits on the Water” last night. But, from what I saw, it was somewhat interesting.
The TAPS team was asked to investigate two separate ships that were supposedly haunted. The first one turned out …

First and foremost, I must admit that I have somewhat of a minor obsession with all things supernatural. That being said, this is one of the few television shows that captures some of the aspects of ghost hunting that I find most interesting. This pair of Roto-Rooter …

Fireball XL5: Wings of Danger has some neat moments to it and at the center of the show is something basic to human nature — revenge. Okay, so it’s aliens who want the revenge. It’s the group from Planet 46 (the first episode of Fireball XL5, in …

From August 1959, Sea Hunt: Underwater Unit is a second season outing of this half hour, black and white adventure show that circulates around Lloyd Bridges’ character of Mike Nelson, ex-Navy frogman who is considered one of the best skin divers out there. I mention all of this …

I have watched pretty much every Simpsons Tree House of Horrors episode since the first one and have been very disappointed with some of the more recent episodes. My biggest complaint is they often use some sort of movie spoof of a film that isn’t even a horror movie …

It seems like Amaerica’s Funniest Home Videos has been around forever and it almost has. It started back in 1989 and has been around in one form or another since then. While I do not watch it on a regular basis, after all how many times can …

From January 1988, Private Eye: Hollywood Confidential was very interesting story. The series stars Michael Woods as private eye, Jack Cleary, and Josh Brolin as his assistant, Johnny Betts. The exciting part for me, though, was with the guest star, Adam-12’s Kent McCord.
In Hollywood Confidential, McCord plays …

This is another favorite from season one of The Andy Griffith Show. It’s a wonderful half hour of entertainment referred to as Andy Forecloses. There’s humor and drama both, as well as a whole lot of friendly warmth. I absolutely love this half hour of comedy.
One …

I’m not sure, but it really seems like the show Bones is starting to go downhill a bit ever since they insisted on focusing on Booth and Brennan as a potential couple.
Last night’s episode, The Predator in the Pool, didn’t do much to make me think otherwise either. While …

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Episode 9 has a bunch of internet users chatting about the Laughing Man.
This episode is interesting because it doesn’t really have a lot happen in it, but things do happen. This is an interesting episode because disuses the Laughing Man case …

Trey Parker and Matt Stone created this episode to launch the third season of South Park. After being rude to the environmental children’s choir ‘Getting Gay With Kids’, Stan, Eric, Kenny, and Kyle are punished by being sent on the choir’s Costa Rican tour. Trying to get …

Yes, its true. Business Baazigar is the latest show telecasted by Zee TV on every Friday at 8:00 PM. There are several talent hunt shows going on around the country, but this is one of the Best of such talent shows as this is a talent that shows the …

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues: Sacred Trust is episode 4 of the first season. I loved this continuation series, a show that moved the 70’s hit Kung Fu forward a few generations. David Carradine and Chris Potter starred. Since this was so early on, they were …

Martha: The Martha Stewart Show premiered its new season on Hallmark on September 13, 2010. This series is the leader of the new Hallmark Home block of TV entertainment. It is followed by Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer and Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn. Apparently, the …

Starhunter is one of my favorite television shows ever. Why I have no idea, there is no real surface reason to like it. In terms of writing, acting, special effects, etc., etc., it is all sub-par. But there is some special charm about the Starhunter universe …

M*A*S*H: Tea and Empathy just isn’t a show that held my interest, not even with all of the various storylines that made up the episode.
The thirty minute show was divided in part into a tale that include a patient of B.J. Hunnicutt’s (Mike Farrell) that is addicted to morphine. …

NCIS is called in when a young son of a naval officer takes his entire class hostage and demands to see his mother, who happens to be dead. To make matters worse, a young girl has asthma and needs her inhaler.
When Cody Meyers, the boy who took his …

From 1960, Have Gun - Will Travel: Out at the Old Ball Park was an oddly entertaining version of this western series which starred Richard Boone as gunfighter for hire, Paladin. I really liked the opening bit because it caught me off guard. We’re again at the …

I stayed home sick today and have spent all afternoon watching Spongebob Squarepants with my daughter. I got to see one episode I haven’t seen before “Something Smells” and will admit it was kind of cute; atleast compared to some of the other episodes of this show I’ve seen.
Spongebob …

The well respected Gwen Verdon guest stars in Fame: Come One, Come All in which she plays Melinda MacNeil, the mother of Montgomery MacNeil (P.R. Paul). She’s an actress of note who suddenly agrees to give up a movie role in order to direct a play at the …

Parking Wars continued its fourth TV season with this episode that focused on events in Detroit as well as Philadelphia.
The lure of this series is just seeing how dumb people can be. It’s actually a sad sign of our culture, that people don’t take responsibility for themselves and …

Sea Hunt: The Sponge Divers was an episode from May 1958 that had some decent moments in its half hour of adventure drama. The story took place in the Gulf of Mexico, near Florida. As always, the show stars Lloyd Bridges as skin diver Mike Nelson. …

Boy Meets World is a great TV show about a boy named Cory growing up. I think the story is very well written. Boy Meets World shows Cory’s life growing up and going through school. I find the show to be pretty funny. A lot of crazy things happen …

There were new casts that were introduced like Denise Bauer, Garrett Wells and Sarah Holt.
Kelly Nolan ( played by Heather Locker ) dubbed as the black widow was accused of murdering her 70 year old husband. Alan Shore and Brad Chase represents her in this case. Denny Crane keeps …

From season three of That Girl, we get The Homewrecker and the Window Washer. It’s the first episode that aired in 1969, and it was okay. It’s not a huge favorite of mine personally. However, the color of the show comes from Jules Munshin, who is …

The the television series “Sealab 2021″ was an animated comedy series which used to be broadcast on the programme Adult Swim on Cartoon Network. After doing some research on it I realised that it first premiered there in the year 2000, but I actually started watching the series about …

The Time Machine is the eight episode of the Upright Citizens Brigade’s first season, and this is an episode that really highlights some of the best aspects of the show. Unique ideas drawn to absurdity (for example the whole “hole in the sheet” thing), hilarious sketches and all …

There is no denying that Starhunter is a show with a lot of heart. That is one of the reasons that I like it so much. Sure, they didn’t have the highest budget to work with or even the greatest talent, but you could tell that they …

CSI: New York: Out of the Sky was just a so so outing in my opinion. I wasn’t particularly captivated by the hour or even intrigued. What was disappointing is that the opening teaser had some promise, but then once it was done, it just droned on …

If you like talking on the telephone, you will just love this episode. Even if you don’t, the absolute hilarious scenes compensate for the main telephone theme. I really enjoyed watching the Professor come up with outrageous inventions and ideas to get them all rescued.
In the beginning there …

Star Trek: The Galileo Seven is a good one. It’s another that deals with the issue of prejudice aimed towards Mr. Spock. It’s odd that so many would harbor ill will in his direction, but it’s constant throughout the series. The catalyst for the drama here …

Sea Hunt: The Invader aired in July 1960 as the 30th outing of the underwater adventure series’ third season on the air. The show had a decent amount of under the water activity but it wasn’t as fun as others have been for a couple of reasons.
First of …

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 …

A monster of the week episode should, by all accounts, be difficult to pull off, what with the X-files being closed and all. Still, we manage to get a classic one here. The “flukeman” has become one of the iconic X-files monsters and, after watching this episode, …

Naruto has quickly become one of the most popular anime series both in America and in Japan, although the dubbing of the series into English resulted in the show being geared towards a younger audience in America, unlike the real audience that the show was originally made for in …

While M*A*S*H: I Hate a Mystery has some very nice elements to it, I also feel like it has some flaws as well that detract from the show as a whole.
What happens in this first season episode is that belongings begin to disappear, beginning with a silver picture …

Dream Cruise is an episode from the second season of the Showtime series Masters Of Horror. This episode centers on an American man living in Japan by the name of Jack. Jack keeps having flashbacks and sees himself drowning, which establishes his deep rooted fear of drowning. It is …

Well, another episode of Emperor’s New School and I can see why the show lasted only two seasons on Disney.
The episode “Cool Summer” had a few funny moments but, once again, was kind of predictable.
Kuzco is on vacation on the beach with Pacha and his family and is embarrassed …

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 …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - “Genesis” is the closest this show ever got to telling a Halloween-like story. There are several scenes that are designed to “shock” the viewer or send waves of trepidation at the viewer. One such scene occurs after the crew begins to “de-evolve” after …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - “Data’s Day” is a fun episode to watch. Unlike every other episode of the series, this episode’s story is told from Data’s perspective. The story follows Data as he goes about his “typical day” while the character speaks in the background. Data is …

A few years ago, the Miss America Pageant started to redefine themselves, giving the pageant a new, more up to date look. They actually did a multi-week reality show to help the gals transition from the old, static type of pageant to a new, refreshed style and look. …