TV Reviews
Adam 12 - Log 81
The running theme to this episode of Adam-12 is officer presence and what exactly that means. It begins with the shift briefing and a discussion of officer safety. As Reed and Malloy talk about while on patrol, Malloy explains to his rookie partner that “It’s how you …
Operation Repo Tv Show
I love to watch reality television shows and one of them is Operation Repo. It is a reality show that follows a family that goes out as repo people to repossessed cars from people who have not paid their car payments. This show is very interesting and entertaining and …
The Andy Griffith Show: Ellie Saves a Female TV Show
Elinor Donahue gets a featured part in The Andy Griffith Show: Ellie Saves a Female when her Ellie Walker, female druggist, takes on the case of Frankie Flint (Edris March). The farm girl is bulging to be a young woman, but as the only child of a widowed …
White Horse Village (BBC Documentary)
There’s nothing to return to for the residents of White Horse village who are now practically aliens to their own hometown. Wuxi might still be located on the same coordinates on the globe but it’s now an entirely new place: a home to nobody except buildings and infrastructures and …
Outlaw: Pilot TV Show
The dramatic pilot to Jimmy Smits’ new TV series was somewhat interesting. For me, one of the reasons that Smits’ character of Cyrus Garza works is because he lets himself be a bit older here. I haven’t really liked the younger swag characters that he’s played since …
Orchestra United: Episode 2 TV Show
The second episode of Orchestra United was a little slow for me somehow. I can’t really put my finger on it, but there was something that didn’t keep me as hooked as I had been. Still, the hour long episode from the United Kingdom had some solid …
Fame: A Special Place
Fame: A Special Place is the sixteenth and final episode of Fame’s first season on television and it has some interesting moments, or not, that need to be addressed.
First, oddly, Erica Gimpel isn’t in this show at all. There’s no mention of where Coco is. That’s not …
TV Episode for Monk: Mr. Monk and the Earthquake
I was flipping channels last night waiting for my wife’s show, Project Runway, to come on. And, I ended up coming across a re-run of the show Monk; Mr. Monk and the Earthquake. Since there wasn’t anything better that I could find (despite paying for 250 channels), I ended …
90210 show
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 …
Weeds TV Show on Showtime
Weeds is one of the best dramas/comedies on tv right now. If you like an edgy, sometimes funny, sometimes poignant show that pushes the envelope from traditional sitcoms, this show is the one for you. The excellent acting of Mary Louise Parker and Elizabeth Perkins make it clear why …
Koffee with Anu
Koffee with Anu is a program on Star Vijay TV hosted by actress Anuhassan. The telecasting timing of the program is on every Saturday 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. This is my favourite program in Star Vijay channel. This is a chat program with celebrities. …
Whatever You Like (song by rapper T.I.)
When I first heard this song, I thought it was quite ignorant. And then the beat and the hook caught me. It wasn’t until I’d heard it about three or four times that I started to like the song. And then after that, I realized …
Stargate SG-1: Serpent’s Song
Stargate SG-1: Serpent’s Song is an interesting entry in the SG-1 second season. Peter Williams returns as Apophis, seeking asylum from the Tau’ri of all people. Unable to leave the injured Goa’uld behind, SG-1 brings him back to Earth. Then things really start to heat up, …
Dirty Jobs (Discovery Channel TV show)
I happened to catch an episode of this show when the host teamed up with a group of pestilence control workers. These guys wore daunting looking black T-shirts and tackled the worst jobs you could think of. The episode I caught featured a home that was …
Tom Thumb cartoon
U.B. Iwerks was very well respected as an animator of cartoons, and this story of Tom Thumb is a good example of his work. It’s from the golden days of television and is quite good.
It begins with the birth of Tom Thumb, or rather, his delivery by the …
Columbo: Now You See Him TV Show
Columbo: Now You See Him is another Jack Cassidy appearance, and those are ones that make me groan a lot. For whatever reason, a Cassidy guest starring role means a boring show to me. He just has a smirk and a demeanor as these villains that go …
G4tv.com
For a quick fix on all your gadget needs, I can suggest this site. I love the up to date info about video games, software, computers. You can indulge in a little bit of everything on this web site. There are even comedy shows such as the Jamie Kennedy …
The X-Files: Season 2, Episode 15: Fresh Bones
We follow up an episode dealing with a Satanic cult with one that deals with voodoo. This episode could’ve very easily felt like a pale rehash, but it does enough differently that it is able to differentiate itself from its predecessor.
I wasn’t sure about this episode …
Highway Patrol: Dan’s Vacation TV Show
I rather enjoyed Highway Patrol: Dan’s Vacation, a show from Season 3. This 34th episode had Chief Dan Mathews, series star Broderick Crawford, on vacation. He arrives at the pretty Aspen Lake Lodge and is told that the former owner died a few months earlier, and …
MacGyver: Out in the Cold
I love this episode of MacGyver. From season two, Out in the Cold is just so much fun to watch. Not only do we get series star Richard Dean Anderson looking cute and sexy in his ski outfit, but we get lots of emotional angst and a …
Columbo: Double Shock TV Show
In my last review for the prior episode of Columbo, which was called The Most Dangerous Match, I stated that sometimes even good actors can’t draw a person into a story. Unfortunately, for me, that is again the case with the Double Shock episode, which ended the detective …
The Christophers Present … A Link in the Chain
The Christophers Present … A Link in the Chain is another show I just stumbled upon while searching out something new. I’m just tired of the junk we see on TV these days. I wanted new shows, even if those new shows were decades old, like this …
Laramie: The Lawbreakers
Laramie: The Lawbreakers is a really entertaining episode with some neat humor in it. It all surrounds Judge Barnaby Cade, a convicted robber about to be released from jail. Years ago, his gang got away with a lot of money that has never been found. The …
The Black Tower - Part 2
The Black Tower - Part 2 continued to hold my interest fully, which is the first of the Dalgliesh murder mysteries to have that effect. Based on the P.D. James novel, this television version of the book stars Roy Marsden as Inspector Adam Dalgliesh and Pauline Collins as …
The Virginian: The Price of Love TV Show
The Virginian: The Price of Love was a seventh season show that aired back on February 12, 1969. It guest starred Pete Duel (who then used the Deuel spelling) as Denny Todd. This is his second appearance. In the prior season, he was an injured outlaw …
The Twilight Zone: Two
“Two” is another episode of the television series “The Twilight Zone” which my boyfriend and I love. In fact, I think it was popular too amongst “Twilight Zone” viewers as it was a little different than many of the other “Twilight Zone” episodes as instead of focusing on mostly …
Mr. Monk and the Candidate
Even though this isn’t the best Monk episode ever, the first Episode of the series does a great job introducing us to the comic detective and gives us a better understanding of the obstacles he faces if he ever hopes to become a member of the police department again.
Monk …
Family Guy TV Episode: Ready, Willing and Disabled
As is usually the case, there was a re-run of Family Guy on last night after my re-run of the Simpsons and it happened to be one I have seen parts of before but have never watched completely; Ready, Willing and Disabled. After watching it, I don’t think it …
Psych: 9 Lives
I ended up watching a couple more episodes of the show Psych last night before bed; including the one entitled 9 Lives. This one proved to be a decent episode, even though the cat Shawn pretends to talk to doesn’t really have as big of a role in the …
Highway Patrol: Blast Area Copter TV Show
Highway Patrol continues its first season with a show called Blast Area Copter. I suppose the title serves the show in that for a large portion of it Broderick Crawford’s Chief Dan Mathews riding around in it. Actually, elements of the story are more interesting than it …
Prison Break Season 3 Episode 1- Orientaction
Prison Break Season 3 Episode 1- Orientaction
This is the episode that starts the new season of the amazing show Prison Break. Although it is still amazing, I have strong doubts about me enjoying it much. This time Michael Scofield is in prison again. Only this time it is not …
Star Trek: Yesteryear TV Show
Star Trek returned to television as in animated series in 1973 and included most of the original stars voicing their characters. It really does feel like Kirk et al are out there exploring. Star Trek: Yesteryear is the second episode and was quite wonderful overall to watch.
This …
The X-Files: Season 1, Episode 3: Squeeze
I think that this, even more so than the two previous episodes, acts as a proto-typical X-Files episode. It has all the things that X-Files fans love. It’s far more atmospheric than the other two and has a stronger story to tell compared to the other two.
It …
Highway Patrol: Hideout TV Show
Hideout, a January 1958 episode of Highway Patrol, which was the 14th episode of the third season, was an average tale of criminal activity resolved by the California Highway Patrol as headed up by Chief Dan Mathews. Played by Broderick Crawford, Mathews spends the half hour searching …
Friends season 10
I am a mad fan of this famous TV show called Friends, and I am watching this show for 10 years now, and it has become a part of my life also. I own all the season, and I love all of the seasons, specially the season 10, which …
Avatar: The Last Airbender: Book 2, Episode 12: The Serpent’s Pass
After Aang’s latest trip into the Avatar state, he becomes worried about the lack of control and decides to abandon all emotion. It starts off rather subtle, but becomes more obvious as the episode progresses, until he flat out explains the reasons for his detachment.
Katara is naturally …
Deal or No Deal-TV Show
What is it about other people taking chances that is so fascinating? I have found myself totally addicted to DEAL OR NO DEAL, and I hardly watch any television at all!
I can take or leave American Idol, and Survivor, though I occasionally find them entertaining, but I just HAVE …
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.: Brooklyn Dodgers
While the name this episode of The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. might lead one to think there’s baseball in the mix, there isn’t. Brooklyn Dodgers is named for two teenagers who are on their own, fending for themselves, after a tragic accident years earlier that caused the …
Entourage
I have always liked Mark Wahlberg so when I heard he was producing television show based on his life I was excited to see it.
Entourage delivers in more ways than one. Firstly it’s like a reality show but better, it’s peppy, fast and the dialogue is quick and …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: I only have eyes for you
In one of the traditions I’ve come to expect from the series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the episode “I only have eyes for you” gets away from the whole fighting vampires thing and has the slayer fighting another creature of the night. This time, it happens to be the …
Seven days Season 1 episode 18
A Senator who promoted equal rights for all got killed by a bomb set off by Ameri-bomber. No one knows who that bomber is. Parker is playing online poker with some girls when Ramsey arrives to his room with an impulse suppressor. I think that this is really too …
Stargate: Infinity: The Best World TV Show
Stargate: Infinity: The Best World has the cutie pie, Harrison, getting himself into some trouble with a female of the next world Gus Bonner and his team visit. However, it’s not the kind of female problem he dreams of having.
In this outing, the villains from the first …
Have Gun - Will Travel: Hunt the Man Down
Have Gun - Will Travel: Hunt the Man Down deals with a range war that pits brother against brother. Range wars are a common plot in westerns and in its first two seasons, this thirty-minute western has done several shows with that them. Richard Boone stars as …
TV show Survivor
The TV show Survivor premiered in the United States in 2000 on CBS and became a huge hit that year. I remember the show that year because I was still in school and had plenty of free time to watch the show and get obsessed about it.
Jeff Probst …
Desperate Housewives-TV Show
Suburbia never knew what hit it. I couldn’t imagine that an everyday housewife could have so many issues. I love this show because it briefly makes me think that my life is perfect compared to these ladies. I find myself eagerly waiting for the next episode so I …
Ghost Hunters: Red George & Valentown Museum
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 …
The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Black Ferris TV Show
As respects the August 10, 1990 airing of The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Black Ferris, I’m going to start by saying that I went nuts trying to figure out where I’d seen the main young boy in this story. His real name, Zachary Bennett, was familiar but I …
Two and a Half Men Season 7 Episode 15
Every time I watch two and a Half Men I remember the times this show actually used to make me laugh - it’s been a long time and this episode was no different.
This episode was about Charlie and Chelsea’s relationship. Charlie thinks she is cheating on him which she …
Sonic the Hedgehog
Is it any wonder why this show has lasted so long? During the early and mid nineties, there were actually two cartoon shows based off of Sonic the Hedgehog, who, around that time, had just had his second hit game on the SEGA genesis system. One was okay, but …
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