True Bood is a show HBO. This show is based on the Sookie Stackhouse books, or “The Southern Vampire Mysteries“ series by Charlaine Harris. The show follows the story of Sookie Stackhouse, a twenty something woman that also happens to be telepathic, and the coming out of vampires from …

Supernatural is a show on the CW network. This show is about two brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester, who fight supernatural beings, ghosts, demons, demi-gods, etc. They’re referred to as hunters because they hunt these things and try to help families and towns out by getting rid of what …

Smallville is a show on the CW network that’s been around for eight seasons and going on it’s ninth and last season. Smallville is about the early life of Clark Kent before he became Superman. It’s kind of a slow progression starting in high school and moving forward to …

Royal Pains is a new show on the USA Network. It’s about a New York doctor that gets fired because he made a decision that ended up killing one of the trustees of the hospital. He ends up in the Hampton with his brother partying and trying to forget …

House is a doctor show unlike any other doctor show out there. This doctor show centers around Dr. Gregory House, an antisocial, sarcastic and very blunt doctor who’s a complete genius at figuring out puzzling medical cases. He has a small team of doctors that follow him and do …

I Heart Vampires is an internet show that can be watched at http://www.take180.com/show/I__3_Vampires/h1a or on Youtube.com. This show has many similarities to Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight series and her personal issues with people leaking parts of her unfinished book. I Heart Vampires centers around three people, Corbin, Luci and Wyatt. …

Heroes is a show on NBC and it’s one of their top rated shows if you ask me. If you’ve never seen an episode of Heroes, although I don’t know who hasn’t, it’s about people with special abilities. Basically the show follows a handful of people with special abilities …

If you’ve never heard of Grey’s Anatomy you must’ve been leaving under a rock because it’s one of the most popular shows out there. Grey’s Anatomy is on the ABC network. This follows the lives of a handful of medical interns, one of which is name Meredith Grey, and …

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson is a late night show. This show usually comes on the same time Conan does, well I guess it would be the Jimmy Fallon show now. I love Craig Ferguson since the first time I caught his show. He doesn’t always have …

Burn Notice is a show on the USA Network channel. This show is about an American spy that’s been burned, in other words fired, and his whole identity and all the perks that came with his job was wiped out. He ends up in Miami, Florida and as the …

This is a great show, especially for teenaged girls. It is no longer airing new episodes, as the show ended in 2007, but you can usually catch reruns on various networks, and DVD seasons are readily available at most major retailers.
The show follows a single mother named Lorelai Gilmore, …

This is a soap opera that has been airing for over thirty-five years. It is centered in Genoa City, Wisconsin and follows the two main families in this city: the Newman family, whose patriarch, Victor, owns the Newman Enterprises cosmetic company, and the Abbotts, who own the competing Jabot …

I really enjoy watching this show in the morning. I enjoy the first twenty minutes of it the most. The host chat is definitely the highlight of the show, and I enjoy the new segment they have added to the end of the show, where Regis and Kelly read …

The View is a show hosted by four women (five when Barbara Walters is on). These four women, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck, have very different opinions and views on many different subjects from raising children, to marriage woes, to political issues.
The best and most …

Big Brother is a “reality” television show that centers around a group of people forced to live in a house with no television, no telephones and no contact with the outside world for three months. The final person left in the house at the end of the three months …

The Amazing Race is a reality show where teams of two people race against other teams of two all over the world, doing very unique tasks along the way.
The show usually starts with all of the teams in an American city where they are sent off to their provided …

I watch daytime talk shows from time to time. I can not believe some of the topics that are discussed and that people really go on television to do it! My personal opinion is that these people must be paid well to go on these shows. …

Like I mentioned before, I took the time to watch some movies on the Lifetime Movie Network this past weekend. One of the films I ended up watching was called “Best Friends” and it turned out to be a decent movie.
The film starts out with two women who are …

Now that I have a 1 month old, I find myself up at late hours taking care of her. As a result, I end up looking for something on TV to help me stay awake.
One of those things I came across was Classic AWA Wrestling on Espn Classic. I …

I don’t know, I like the show Psych but I’m not sure I liked this particular episode of the series.
The episode, entitled “He Dead” has Shawn and Gus being asked to find a missing airplane, which they do with the help of a map drawn up by some of …

I tuned into the latest Monk episode Friday expecting to find him working on a case that would bring him closer to solving Trudy’s murder. Instead, I was disappointed to learn that wouldn’t be the case.
However, the episode was definitely interesting.
You have two cases going on. One involves the …

I believe that you can’t judge a show a show by the first season. Most shows usually need the first season to get the characters established and for the writers to find their footing. Great shows like Seinfeld and The Simpsons even needed two or three seasons …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Best of Both Worlds Part One is one of the most epic episodes of the entire series that unfortunately is hurt by a few problems. First of all, while there is no doubt that a lot of money went into this episode, …

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 …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Booby Trap is an episode that is quite good. What I particularly like about this episode is the music. It is exceptionally good in achieving a sense of wonder and awe in scenes that warrant it, while in other scenes, projecting tension and …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Defector is an episode that is a real treat to watch. For one, it features one of my absolute favorite musical pieces from the show: the Romulan theme. It is an intense and excellently composed piece of music that we sadly hear …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The High Ground is an exciting and thought-provoking episode that successfully looks at freedom fighters / terrorists. The people themselves that are attempting to bring about change through violence because they believe it is the only way the government will recognize them identify …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Survivors is one of my favorite episodes of the entire series. The reason it is one of my favorite episodes is because this episode really has a great deal going for it: an well-crafted and intriguing mystery, some exciting ship to ship …

I decided to write a review on one of my favorite television shows called “Fringe.” “Fringe” is a must see television show. Peter Bishop and tough FBI agent Olivia Dunham are always faced with unexplained phenomenon. Their lives are always being threatened. Peter’s father, …

The Complete Prisoner DVD set for The Prisoner includes 10 DVDs, which covers the entire season of the science fiction series. This unique show came from the mind of series star, Patrick McGoohan. His Number Six character has been imprisoned in a mysterious place called The Village. …

The Prisoner: Fall Out is the final episode of this single-season series, and my understanding is that there was all kind of outrage because of how it ended. I’ve read that McGoohan actually left England to get away from the complaints. That’s hard to imagine, so …

The Prisoner: Once Upon a Time is the second to the last episode of The Prisoner series. There were only 17 filmed. My understanding is that it was one of the most expensive shows to produce. I have no idea what its ratings were like and …

Strange, weird, and nonsensical. That’s how I’d describe The Prisoner: The Girl Who Was Death, which has Number Six (Patrick McGoohan) mysteriously back in London and tracking down a scientist being protected by his strange daughter. There’s no explanation for the opening of the story. It …

I’ve never thought of the old west as being particularly harmonious, but somewhere in Patrick McGoohan’s mind, it apparently is, or at least is for the purposes of this episode of The Prisoner. McGoohan plays Number Six, an ex-spy being held prisoner in some unknown place called The …

Now this is an intriguing show. The Prisoner: Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling gives star Patrick McGoohan a bit of a rest. Most of the show, his mind is in another man’s body, so all we hear are his thoughts. That’s a nice way …

In The Prisoner: Hammer Into Anvil, we have another repeat Number Two, the mysterious controlling power of The Village where Patrick McGoohan’s Number Six is being held prisoner by an unnamed group that wants information from him which he refuses to give. The Number Two character tends to …

Patrick McGoohan, who I always thought was British but is actually Australian, stars as Number Six in The Prisoner: A Change of Mind. He’s an ex-spy who, after resigning, was stolen away to a place called The Village, where he’s being held prisoner. He continues to try …

The Prisoner: It’s Your Funeral is a little strange, but then most episodes of The Prisoner are strange. In this episode, Number Six’s moves are being tracked, recorded, and reported, and we get an idea of how the imprisoned ex-spy spends his time and keeps in shape.
There’s yet …

In this episode of The Prisoner, entitled Many Happy Returns, Number Six (Patrick McGoohan) wakes up to an unusual day. The usual happy greeting over the public address system doesn’t happen. There’s no cheerful music, and the residents of The Village aren’t anywhere to be found. …

The Prisoner: The Schizoid Man has an interesting premise. Patrick McGoohan’s Number Six character wakes up to discover he is now Number Twelve, complete with a mustache (which doesn’t suit him at all, I might add). This is followed by the news that he’s supposed to switch …

The Prisoner: The General takes the theory of speed reading and turns it into speed learning, something the villainous Number Two (Colin Gordon for the second time) wants to use to try and brainwash the citizens of The Village. It’s an odd method that works to an extent.
The …

The Prisoner: Checkmate actually starts out with a very intriguing human name of chess where residents of The Village, including Number Six (Patrick McGoohan) are the chess pieces. When one of the rooks moves on his own and proclaims, “Check”, he is removed and taken to the hospital …

The most fascinating aspect to The Prisoner TV series for me has been the revolving door with the Number Two character. Number Two continues to change all the time, and I still don’t quite understand why that happens. Regardless, in The Prisoner: Dance of the Dead, Number …

In The Prisoner: Free for All, the controllers of The village want information from those they imprison. There is yet another Number Two, the fourth by this point. This one is played by Eric Portman. In a weird turn of events, there is an upcoming election …

The Prisoner: A. B. and C. is more intriguing to me than the few other episodes I’ve seen thus far. It might be because it’s not so much the crazy FX or even The Village, but has as its setting a party scene, probably in London. The …

There’s yet another Number Two in The Prisoner: The Chimes of Big Ben. This one is played by the blustery Leo McKern, who I remember best from his bumbling crook role in the Disney movie, Candleshoe. Number Two is about to welcome the latest arrival, Number 8. …

In the early moments of the first episode of The Prisoner television series, I have eerie glimpses of Farenheit 451 and Logan’s Run. I believe this 1967 series predates both of those movies, but it’s just odd seeing some of those things that make me think of the …

I don’t usually watch The Bill Engvall Show, but I did decide to tune in to see the episode called The Way We Were. The reason was because one of my favorite NASCAR drivers was doing a guest spot where he was actually playing a character and not …

We watched another Season 2 episode of Ghost Hunters last night and, once again, were very disappointed in it.
The episode, Two Brothers & Wllard Library, seemed like it would have potential but, once again, we were left with a few personal experiences and not much else.
The closest paranormal thing …

Another season 2 episode of Ghost Hunters and another disappointment for me.
Once again, the TAPS team is called in to investigate a house (which are always a waste of time) only, this time, we get to see Jason’s hometown in the process.
Most of the evidence is quickly debunked (the …