TV Reviews

M*A*S*H: Dear Dad, Again

M*A*S*H: Dear Dad, Again has Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) writing another letter to his father. This concept of the letter home provides some of the best episodes of the series. It allows a lot of what I call snippets of life to be shown, versus one main …

M*A*S*H: Sometimes You Hear the Bullet

M*A*S*H: Sometimes You Hear the Bullet is a masterpiece edition of this show in my opinion. I clearly recall watching this show the first time it aired. In fact, I taped it on a cassette recorder when it was rerun because I thought it was just that …

M*A*S*H: The Ringbanger

Leslie Nielsen guest stars in M*A*S*H: The Ringbanger as Colonel Buzz Brighton. He’s been wounded, though his injuries aren’t that severe. Hot Lips Houlihan (Loretta Swit) recognizes him immediately from an article in Stars and Stripes and is thoroughly impressed. As for Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and …

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, …

M*A*S*H: Love Story

M*A*S*H: Love Story centers on Radar (Gary Burghoff), who is suddenly acting in a strange way. It takes some doing, and a physical examination, to get to the truth. The 4077’s clerk has just received a ‘Dear John’ letter from his girlfriend back home.
Hawkeye and his buddies …

M*A*S*H: Edwina

Arlene Golonka guest stars as the title role in M*A*S*H: Edwina. She’s a nurse who is about to end her tour of duty and return home a couple of weeks after her birthday. The problem is that she’s never had a romance or even a come on …

M*A*S*H: Dear Dad

Alan Alda’s Hawkeye Pierce does his first complete letter home to his father in M*A*S*H: Dear Dad. These shows are always fun ones, giving slices of life more than just one central theme that takes up the full half hour. In this case, this is the holiday …

M*A*S*H: Germ Warfare

Always bucking the system and putting their patient’s first, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and Trapper John McIntyre (Wayne Rogers) treat a North Korean, much to the consternation of Frank Burns (Larry Linville) in M*A*S*H: Germ Warfare. In fact, Frank complains to Colonel Henry Blake (McLean Stevenson), who tells …

M*A*S*H: I Hate a Mystery

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 …

M*A*S*H: Cowboy

M*A*S*H: Cowboy deals with a helicopter pilot who regularly flies in patients for treatment and often gets shot himself, as he did here. While being treated, he lets Hawkeye know that he really wants to go home. Hawkeye is willing to fight for that, but Henry Blake …

M*A*S*H: Henry, Please Come Home

After the 4077’s efficiency rating reaches 90%, Colonel Henry Blake (McLean Stevenson) is transferred to Tokyo in M*A*S*H: Henry, Please Come Home. At first, everyone is happy for their friend and former commanding officer, but when Major Frank Burns (Larry Linville) takes command and makes their lives miserable, …

M*A*S*H: Bananas, Crackers and Nuts

In M*A*S*H: Bananas, Crackers and Nuts, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and Trapper John McIntyre (Wayne Rogers) have their first fight. They realize they’re just tired, and it’s time for a week in Tokyo. Thus, the two set in motion a plan to elicit their recreational time away …

M*A*S*H: Yankee Doodle Doctor

M*A*S*H: Yankee Doodle Doctor features Ed Flanders, best known for the medical drama St. Elsewhere, as a film director for the Army who is making a documentary about the MASH units under the command of General Clayton (Herb Voland). Of course, it’s a very glossed over review that …

Ghost Hunters Season 1

OK, my wife and I just finished watching the last two episodes of the first season of the show Ghost Hunters. Rather than reviewing those, I figured I would take a minute to recap what I thought of the entire season. And, unfortunately, the answer to that is “not …

Desperate Housewives Season 5 Episode 19

Desperate Housewives Season 5 Episode 19 is basically about flashbacks of the housewives on Edie’s lives. How she ironically sort of gave them another perspective to hold on to.
These memories are of Edie on how the wives individually encounter with Edie. They are all in the …

Bones Season 21 Episode 1 -The Soldier on the Grave

There is rarely an episode of Bones that I don’t like. And this one is no exception. But this one is different from the rest of the episodes this season. Usually there is a mixture of serious things with a lot of humour. This time it was very serious and …

Crossing Jordan Season 1 Episode 6 - Believers

Crossing Jordan Season 1 Episode 6 - Believers
I really love this show. I watch it every day. The characters are very unique and attractive ( as in interesting, that is) and there is this element of solving the mystery that keeps me watching. But I did not like this …

Ghost Hunters: Fortuna & Topton

I don’t know why but, even though I wasn’t the one driving to Philadelphia, I felt like I wasted a great deal of time watching the Ghost Hunters episode Fortuna & Topton.
I can see why Brian is no longer their case manager. He gets them some sucky cases. And, …

Seven days Season 2 Episode 1

As I have seen most of the episodes of the first season of show Seven days I knew, more or less, what to expect in seconds season. Actually I was expecting some little improvements because it usually happens that way. Then again, the first episode should also be a …

Seven days Season 1 Episode 21

This is the last episode of the first season of this show. Frank Parker is the man who travels back in time when something really bad happens and American government wants to change. But Parker can’t leave the institution because he is not allowed to and he is always …

Seven days Season 1 Episode

A highly functional autistic man called Walter has been kidnapped by Chinese terrorists in order to break the Jasmine code, which is a CIA code. They want to kill CIA agents and among them an old friend of Frank. So when they succeed in there attempt Frank is sent …

Ghost Hunters: The Armory

We started watching some more season 1 episodes of the show Ghost Hunters last night, starting with one called “The Armory.” I didn’t see much in terms of actual ghosts but it was definitely an interesting one.
This one had them visiting a military armory that was supposed to be …

The Philanthropist

I had really high hopes for The Philanthropist when I first saw the commercials. It looked like an exciting action/adventure show with a real human element, and important moral message. The pilot lived up to those expectations. Telling the story of a billionaire who suddenly snaps …

That Girl: There Was a Time Ann Met a Pie Man

That Girl: There Was a Time Ann Met a Pie Man is an episode I’ve always remembered, mainly because of the central theme of the show and the publicity that it received when it first aired on ABC. While actress Ann Marie has made progress in her career, …

That Girl: My Sister’s Keeper

One of the best shows of the entire That Girl series was this third season show called My Sister’s Keeper. I’ve remembered this episode from the very first time I saw it, and in fact, I remember some of the publicity from it when it originally aired.
The co-producer …

That Girl: Many Happy Returns

In That Girl: Many Happy Returns, Ann Marie gets a visit from Leon Cobb, a G-man from the Internal Revenue Service, advising her that she owes a bunch of money for not paying the correct taxes in 1965, which was a few years before. As it turned out, …

That Girl: The Subject Was Rabies

Jules Munshin returns for another appearance on the third season of That Girl. The last time he played a window washer and this time he’s Ann Marie’s agent. However, that’s a continuity glitch again since Seymour the agent was mentioned already in season three.
Early on in That …

That Girl: The Defiant One

While shopping, Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) befriends an eight-year-old black boy named David (George Spell) who steals a candy bar. Though the boy initially tells her he lives on Park Avenue, Ann scoffs at it, so he invents a story about living in a one-bedroom apartment filled with …

That Girl: It’s So Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House

Ann Marie may be one of the most independent young women living in New York, and she may be able to handle muggers and gigolos, but what she can’t deal with it are mice. Unfortunately for the actress, it’s a mouse that invades her apartment one night, sending …

That Girl: Fly Me to the Moon

Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) goes to work in an ad campaign for the Air Force promoting women in the service in That Girl: Fly Me to the Moon. Robert Colbert, who I always recall mostly from Time Tunnel, appears as Major Brian James. He ends up jetting …

That Girl: Bad Day at Marvin Gardens

In the prior episode of That Girl, Ann and Don had planned to visit the Maries in Brewster, but Don had to work. In this episode entitled Bad Day at Marvin Gardens, the Maries come to the city to spend the weekend with the couple, starting with a …

That Girl: Sue Me, Sue Me, What Can You Do Me?

The final episode of the third season of the groundbreaking comedy, That Girl, is called Sue Me, Sue Me, What Can You Do Me? and concerns something that a lot of people can easily imagine and maybe even identify with completely. It concerns a fall inside Newsview Magazine, …

M*A*S*H: The Moose

From the first season of this memorable series, M*A*S*H: The Moose deals with the cultural differences between America and Korea. Virginia Lee guest stars as Young Hi, a young Korean woman who is in the service of an Army doctor who has no intention of giving her up. …

That Girl: He and She and He

One episode I’m really not fond of at all is That Girl: He and She and He, a second season entry. This brings back the character of Noel Prince, the British photographer from the two parter earlier in the season. In that outing, Noel went after Ann …

That Girl: ODPDYPAHIMCAISFSS

This That Girl episode focuses on more false assumptions, which often leads to fun. In ODPDYPAHIMCAISFSS, or as this crazy word stands for, Oh Don, Poor Don, Your Pants Are Hanging In My Closet And I’m Feeling So Sad, Don Hollinger’s mother comes to town for a visit, …

That Girl: Great Guy

I can’t say that I’m a big fan of That Girl: Great Guy. It’s a show that aired towards the end of the second season and featured Ruth Buzzi, who has a recurring role as Margie ‘Pete’ Peterson. Buzzi is a talented comedienne, but this role really …

That Girl: The Detective Story

Aspiring actress Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) gets an obscene phone call one night and calls the police. Soon, a police detective is at her door. This is a cute scene with Ann trying to get the detective to prove his identity a number of different ways. …

That Girl: If You Were Almost the Only Man in the World

That Girl: If You Were Almost the Only Man in the World is a bit out of this world. For some reason, Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) has gone to a baseball game. Now why she’s gone is a mystery, especially when she says something about not even …

That Girl: The Beard

Ann Marie takes issue with the fact that her boyfriend, Don Hollinger, returns from a hunting trip with a beard and refuses to shave it off. When Ann’s father shows up, she ends up defending Don’s right to grow the beard, though she’s still not happy about it.
Then …

That Girl: Just Spell the Name Right

Joan Blondell and Robert Alda guest star That Girl: Just Spell the Name Right and are great to watch. Blondell is a high caliber and always makes her roles shine. I’ve always respected how she kept her career going by taking on character roles and such. …

That Girl: The Drunkard

Sid Caesar as Marty Nichols, Sid Melton as the assistant director, and Buddy Lester as the bartender make up the guest cast for this episode of That Girl called The Drunkard. It’s almost the end of the second season for this successful ABC comedy series about budding actress …

That Girl: Old Man’s Darling

Cecil Kellaway steals the show in That Girl: Old Man’s Darling. This marvelous acting fellow plays one of the world’s richest men, who really is just a very lonely old man who is without family and friends. When he meets Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas), he is charmed …

That Girl - Season Two DVD set

Again, my problem with the Shout Factory DVD release of this show, and others that they’ve done, is how inconvenient the layout is. Since this is only a four-disk set, it’s not as bad as others, but what they tend to do is put two DVDs on the …

That Girl: Sock It to Me

Season three of That Girl begins with Sock It to Me, an episode featuring guest star Barry Sullivan. I’m not sure if it’s the use of star Sullivan that makes this worthy of a season opener, or if it just happened that way. Last season, it …

M*A*S*H: Chief Surgeon Who?

M*A*S*H: Chief Surgeon Who? is the fourth episode of this legendary series about the 4077th in the Korean War. It’s actually one of my very favorite episodes because it’s the classic face off between Hawkeye Pierce and Frank Burns. After a disagreement in the OR, Burns brings …

M*A*S*H: Requiem for a Lightweight

M*A*S*H: Requiem for a Lightweight is the third episode of this landmark TV series about the Korean War. Starring Alan Alda and Wayne Rogers, the show focuses on their characters of Hawkeye Pierce and Trapper John McIntyre. It’s all a lot of craziness and jocularity, while also …

That Girl: The Hi-Jack and the Mighty

Arlene Golonka is back again as a guest star on That Girl. She’s been on one episode each season, always as a different character. This time her name is Terry, and she’s a stewardess who is allowing Ann Marie to travel on the plane with her and …

That Girl: Eleven Angry Men and That Girl

The first thing I noticed about That Girl: Eleven Angry Men and That Girl is that Don says that his parents are in St. Louis. He and Ann are planning on visiting them. I could be wrong, but I thought there was a mention of them …

That Girl: 7 1/4 - Part 1

Considering prior storylines, this third season entry for ABC’s That Girl opens a little oddly for me. The title is 7 1/4, which is also odd, so I suppose it all makes sense in some strange way. As the story begins, Don Hollinger (Ted Bessell) is about …

That Girl: 7 1/4 - Part 2

In the second part of 7 1/4, a third season show from the hit comedy, That Girl, Ann Marie and Don Hollinger are in California. He’s writing a story for his magazine, while Ann is hoping to get an acting job. Early on, there’s a bit where …

 
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