TV Reviews

Lie to Me the TV Series

Aside from Bones and NCIS, Lie to Me is another TV series that I thoroughly enjoyed when it started last January. I am happy that this was picked up by a network for a second season. Dr. Carl Lightman (Tim Roth) is the head of a group of psychologists …

CSI the TV Series

Until now I consider CSI as the only CSI. Call me prejudiced, but CSI:Miami and CSI: New York just cannot compare. When CSI opened in 2000, I was instantly curious. I think that was the first time that a show featured the people behind the police investigators. It was …

CSI: Miami

I loved the original CSI, but CSI Miami is another matter. When I first saw the introduction of CSI Miami in one episode in CSI, I was intrigued because the architecture of their lab was really exceptional. The plot which intertwined the two series’ was done smoothly. When the …

Criminal Minds the TV Series

I have mixed feelings about this show. On one hand, the story line borders on the dark side of humanity, and it sometimes scares me a lot. On the other hand, the plots are very interesting and seem very believable. I like the acting of Thomas Gibson as Agent …

Project Runway (US)

I just finished watching the third episode in the sixth season of Project Runway. I have been an avid follower of this show since the third season, and I desperately hunted down the first two seasons in DVD. Fortunately, I saw it on a re-run some time ago, in …

Project Runway Australia

I enjoy watching Project Runway US, especially when I hear the designers bitch about each other. I use to think they were vicious, until I watched an episode of Project Runway Australia. I like the setting of this Australian version; they stitch and bitch in Melbourne, Australia, a beautiful …

Models of the Runway: Frenemies

So much for a modeling competition without major drama. This week’s episode starts out where last week’s ended; two models at each others throats because one overreacted when she lost her designer and another one over reacted when the first one got mad at her for not keeping her …

Project Runway: Rumble on the Runway

Look, I’ve mentioned before the show Project Runway has slowly grown on me over the years and, for the most part, I’m becoming a fan. But, I never understood the team competitions. This is supposed to be the best designer beating out all others. The only reason to pair …

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 …

Ghost Hunters: The Stone Lion Inn

Hmm, I watched my final disk in the Ghost Hunters Season 2 DVD collection I’ve been renting yesterday and have to say the one, The Stone Lion Inn, was a bit on the dull side.
The first case was, of course, the Inn, which was supposed to be very haunted. …

Ghost Hunters: Civil War Spirits

Sometimes being a skeptical person can ruin my TV watching experience. This is especially true whenever there is a good Ghost Hunters episode on TV, like last night’s episode “Civil War Spirits.”
In the show, they were actually chasing Revolutionary War ghosts at a farm house built on land during …

The Oprah Winfrey Show

I like to come home and watch the Oprah Winfrey show because I love the topics that Oprah examines on her show. She discuses the things that some other talk show hosts may not confront. I can’t even begin to count how many things I’ve learned just from watching …

Dr. Phil

I don’t usually watch Dr. Phil because it comes on during the evening (at 7pm) when I’m usually out hanging with my friends at school or watching one of my favorite shows. However, whenever I do get the chance to watch it I find it interesting to see the …

NCIS the TV series

My favorite TV series of all time, NCIS is on its seventh season this fall 2009. I discovered this show while watching re-runs of American shows in a government-owned television channel in the Philippines. I was hooked from the first time I watched it, and from then I …

The Soup

The E! television production The Soup, starring Joel McHale, is an incredibly fun and hilarious half hour of television. It is essentially a venue for McHale and his team of interns (the staff of this show is impressively small) to take a look at the past week in …

The Laramie Project, an HBO production

The film version of this extraordinary play was done with expertise, appropriate care and brilliant acting. I don’t think it could have been done better. The cast is superb, including the likes of Steve Buscemi, Laura Linney, Christina Ricci and others. They bring their A-game to …

Family Guy

Family Guy is an animated television show about a family which includes a talking dog and genius baby, who is trying to take over the world.
The show centers around patriarch, Peter Griffin, a less-than-perfect dad, similar to that of Homer Simpson, but slightly more crude. His wife, Lois, is …

Will & Grace

Will & Grace is a sitcom about a gay man, Will, and his straight best friend, Grace. The two live in New York City and spend a lot of time with their eccentric friends Jack and Karen.
The show follows the four friends as they deal with dating, marriage, friendship, …

Stylista Season 1

After the influence that I got from America’s Next Top Model, I was hooked in watching Tyra’s recently produced TV reality show, “Stylista”. Unlike Top Model wherein Tyra is hosting the show, Stylista has Anne Slowey from Elle Magazine hosting the show. It also stars Joe Zee, creative director …

Soap, an ABC TV series

Soap, an ABC television series, is the greatest use of the 22 minute sitcom in the history of television. The cast is absolutely stellar, an ensemble of extraordinary talent that ranges from the great Billy Crystal to Cathryn Damon and Diana Canova, actresses with strong backgrounds in theater. …

Anderson Cooper 360

“Anderson Cooper 360” is a live news broadcast on CNN and CNN International that is billed as a show that takes you beyond the headlines. Due to the skill of the primary anchor and reporter, Anderson Cooper, as well as his entire team of reporters and producers, I …

Friends sitcom

Although this show is no longer on the air with new episodes, it is often on with reruns, and the DVDs are readily available at most major retailers, so it is easy to get your hands on them.
We love this show. When there is nothing on televsion, we often …

Seinfeld

Seinfeld is a show that my husband and I enjoy watching, even though it has been over for years and you can only catch reruns. It is always good for a laugh.
The show centers around a comedian, Jerry, and his life in New York City, surrounded by his friends, …

The X-Files: Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose

Writer Darin Morgan brings us the first of three classic X-Files episodes that he’d contribute to the third season, this time the story revolves around a spate of killings, the victims all alleged psychics.
Mulder and Scully soon arrive on the screen, but are sidelined by local police in …

The Sarah Silverman Program

Sarah Silverman brings her usual blend of the bizarre, the insulting and the anarchic to the small screen in her very own sitcom. Playing a fictionalized version of herself, Sarah idles her way through life, living in a cushy apartment in LA paid for by her doting younger sister …

Ghost Hunters: Domani’s & The County Jail

After seeing the St. Augustine Lighthouse episode minutes before, the Ghost Hunters episode Domani’s and The County Jail proved to be a bit of a disappointment.
The TAPS team checked out a restaurant in New Jersey that Dave Tango recommended. The investigation really turned up very little, other than a …

Law and Order SVU: “A Single Life” Episode

I just watched this particular Law and Order Special Victims Unit episode and was surprised to know that it was the second episode in season one and I had never seen it before that. A part from that what I found most interesting was the plot. At first, after …

Law and Order: Special Victims Unit “Payback” Episode

One of the Law and Order SVU episodes I found the most controversial in terms of my moral beliefs was the episode entitled “Payback”. It is the first episode in season one and despite the fact that there are about nine or so seasons of Law and Order SVU, …

Law and Order SVU: “Uncivilized” Episode

I think this was one of my favourite episodes of Law and Order SVU for season one because it had a twist that I did not see coming at all. A part from that, I thought everything else was good. The acting as usual was great, the dialogue was …

Snickers Brownie Ice Cream Sandwich

My wife ran to Walgreens Saturday for a couple things and came back with some dessert; Snickers Brownie Ice Cream Sandwiches.
I’m not a huge fan of Snickers bars themselves. But, I do like Snicker’s Ice Cream and thought the idea of a sandwich made up of two brownies on …

Monk: Mr. Monk is Someone Else

Another last season of Monk episode and, I hate to say it, another disappointing one.
This one followed a plot that has been done way too many times before. You have Monk being the exact look-a-like for a professional hit man and he is asked to impersonate the hit man …

Psych: The Devil is in the Details….and the upstairs bedroom

Well, I have to admit, I had my doubts about last Friday’s episode of Psych. But, it turned out to be a somewhat interesting episode.
Shawn and Gus are asked to investigate a girls suicide at a Catholic School and whether or not it was the result of a possession …

Danny Phantom

The only time I really watch Danny Phantom is when my cousins come over. They are ages three, six, eight and ten. I think it’s a pretty cool show from what I’ve seen. I also like some of the messages it teaches kids. There was one episode when there …

Avatar: The Last Airbender (cartoon)

I’m the kind of person who is all about meditation and the benefits we can all reap from it, so when I discovered that the kid show: the Avatar is about a monk I thought it was one of the coolest things on TV. That’s one cool thing that …

The League of Gentlemen Are Behind You

The League’s second stage show is like its predecessor, divided into two acts. The first follows Ollie Plimsoles, founder of Legs Akimbo theatre company, auditioning Royston Vasey for a local nativity performance, dubbed “community”.
The second act follows the performance itself, by now a run of the mill pantomime, featuring …

The League of Gentlemen: Live at Drury Lane

Although at the time of this stage show, the League of Gentlemen were perhaps best known for their television program of the same name; they had their beginnings, like a great deal of comedians, on the stage. And, once you’ve taken the time to enjoy this live show, you’ll …

Dating in the Dark

Judging from the majority of reality shows out today, I’m not the type of person to usually watch them. I feel like it’s all a bunch of pre-meditated and rehearsed drama. I get sick of seeing people arguing with eachother on national televison over rumors, over a man, over …

The Simpsons Episode The Good, The Sad and the Drugly

I haven’t watched too many episodes of The Simpsons lately, other than some of the older re-runs that they show at 6 p.m. during the week. But, I did get a chance to watch a newer episode last night (though still in re-run); The Good, The Sad and the …

Scooby Doo and the Samurai Sword

Once again, I was stuck watching Scooby Doo movies with my daughter this weekend. But, at least I got to see one I haven’t seen before; Scooby Doo and the samurai sword.
This was an OK movie but still not as good as others. Scooby and the Mystery Gang are …

Ghost Hunters: St. Augustine Lighthouse

One of the first Ghost Hunters episodes I ever saw was St. Augustine Lighthouse. It is also one of the better episodes I have seen from the series.
The TAPS team drives to Florida to check out a massive lighthouse that is reportedly haunted. This episode is great for a …

Dead Set show

Charlie Brooker turns his talents to drama with Dead Set; a five part miniseries chronicling a zombie outbreak in modern day Britain, all revolving around the Big Brother house, it’s housemates and the few surviving production staff.
It’s a pretty strong show to be honest. Well shot, well cast …

The Catherine Tate Show - Series Three

Catherine Tate returns with her many guises, bringing with her many fan favourites and a few new faces.
It’s very much same old, same old; but this third series is certainly a step up from Tate’s last outing. Generally, things seem to have been upped a notch. There’s still …

Big Train - Series One

Written by the minds behind Father Ted and the IT Crowd, this strange sketch show that first debuted in the late 90s might at first be a difficult one to get into.
Essentially, here we have a sketch show with a difference. The main difference being, the punch line …

Big Train - Series Two

In its second series, Big Train undergoes a few changes. Firstly, the cast is heavily revamped. Julia Davis and Amelia Bullmore are both gone, but are replaced by a trio of female performers to play against the original three male members. Thankfully this time, the girls get to play …

Pulling - Series One

Donna’s not happy. Stuck in a relationship she doesn’t see going anywhere, in a job that doesn’t match up with the lifestyle she years for and fast approaching thirty; her ten year plan isn’t going as intended.
Elsewhere, Donna’s friend Karen’s day to day usually involves drinking herself to …

The Simpson’s: Pray Anything

Last night was an episode of the Simpson’s that I’ve seen a couple of times and still think is somewhat funny; though not as funny as others.
“Pray Anything” has Homer discovering the power of prayer; where he thinks God is granting his every wish when it really is nothing …

Family Guy: The Fat Guy Strangler

You know, I could have sworn the show Family Guy has been on the air for a few years now. So, why is it, whenever I watch a re-run at 6:30 or 10:30 it is usually one of only about a dozen episodes?
Last night was one I have seen …

That 70s Show: Let’s Spend the Night Together

We had to take my daughter to an open house at her new school last night so I didn’t get to watch my regular TV programs when I got home from work. I did, however, manage to catch a re-run of “That 70s Show” entitled Let’s Spend the Night …

Project Runway: We Expect Fashion

I have to admit, last night’s episode of Project Runway was pretty good.
Rather than their usual challenges, the designers had to do something a bit out of the ordinary; design a fashionable outfit for a pregnant Rebecca Romijn. Having just had a baby ourselves, my wife and I could …

Models of the Runway: They Love Me, They Love Me Not

OK, I was wrong. When the show Models of the Runway first came out, I assumed, because the judging was on the designers and not them, there wouldn’t be as much cattiness in this competition. Turns out, there was.
I do like the whole behind the scenes concept of this …

 
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