TV Reviews

Night Court: Let it Snow

There must be a Night Court Christmas marathon on tv this morning because this is the second Christmas episode in a row I’ve come across. While I didn’t like it as much as “Santa Goes Downtown” the episode “Let it Snow” still manages to be funny while sharing the …

Bones: A Boy in a Tree

I was watching Bones yesterday afternoon and came across a good episode “A Boy in a Tree.”
The reason I liked this episode is you have a big mystery that needs to be solved. Was the son of a diplomat murdered, or did he simply kill himself by hanging himself …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Sanctuary TV Show

I love the opening of The Sanctuary, which is the 33rd episode of the sixth and final season of Have Gun - Will Travel. There’s a rather smug man named Captain Zimmerman who is playing a round of chess with several men at the same time. He’s …

Daytime TV: One Life to Live

One Life to Live is a long time soap opera on daytime television. I started watching it when I was a stay at home mother many years ago. When I went back to work, I had to stop watching but years later tuned in after starting to work from …

The Ray Bradbury Theater: Hail and Farewell TV Show

The Ray Bradbury Theater: Hail and Farewell is an interesting story that puts a new twist on living forever. We’ve seen it done many times. The Twilight Zone and the original Star Trek are two examples of shows that have dealt with this. However, this episode …

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 …

John Doe season 1 episode 3 Doe, re, mi

This is really an odd episode. OK, the same idea of this show about a man who doesn’t know anything about himself but knows everything about everything else id odd itself, but it is also kind a interesting because people usually like different stuff. We all have our own …

Stargate SG-1: Full Circle

Happy days are just about here again! Full Circle is the final episode of season six of Stargate SG-1, and Michael Shanks returns as Daniel Jackson. The opening scene is sheer heaven. Daniel talks to Jack in an elevator, and it’s just like old times. …

Spongebob Squarepants Season Two: Graveyard Shift

Spongebob and Patrick are getting ready one day to close down the Krusty Krab when Mr. Krabs decides that they are now going to stay open all day and all night. This upsets Squidward very much because he wants to have his time to himself, and to even get …

Shaw Digital TV in Surrey, Canada

I just switched to this service today, November 2, 2010. Although I have been with Shaw Cable for about three years now, I felt that it was about time to switch to digital TV programming to see how it works.
So I went to the Shaw Cable office which …

The Choir: Unsung Town: Ep 3 TV Show

In the third outing of The Choir: Unsung Town, choir master Gareth Malone challenges the South Oxhey Community Choir to sing more complex pieces. I don’t know the name of the one they ended up doing, but it’s a dramatic piece that I recognize more from being in …

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 …

Stargate SG1: Thor’s Hammer

Daniel is very excited about going on this mission and meeting Thor’s people. He believes they are a viking people who are protected by Thor’s Hammer, an electronic weapon of some kind that works against the Goauld. Teal’c adds that all Jaffa had been warned about going …

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 …

The Simpsons Season 8 Episode 15

Bart does some mischief and it costs Homer a lot of money. They do not have that kind of money to pay the gas company. So Marge decides to sell an old figurine. They go to the antiques store to sell this figurine. There they meet a very friendly …

The Legend of Zelda

One of my best memories of growing up was coming home every Friday afternoon and watching Zelda the cartoon. Wow I just loved this show so much. I think this is my favorite video game TV series ever. Link was so funny and cool in the show. And all the …

Highway Patrol: Girl Bandit TV Show

The reason that Highway Patrol: Girl Bandit is such a success is its primary guest star, Jeanne Cooper. Cooper has a commanding presence, something that is still evident today as she continues to be a major force on the daytime drama, The Young and the Restless. In …

Sea Hunt: Dark Evil TV Show

From July 1961, the fourth season of Sea Hunt, came this 27th show of the year called Dark Evil. I like the name here because it really did cover the villain of the show, which was actually a fish which had some deadly chemicals inside of it. …

The Twilight Zone: I Sing the Body Electric TV Show

I Sing the Body Electric is one of my very favorite episodes of The Twilight Zone. Actually, this work has been done as a movie and TV show, and I haven’t seen a version I don’t like. This story goes from when the grandmother is conceived of …

Qur’an Channel 4 Programme

I tuned into this programme some way in as I hadn’t know it was on, but was interested in the subject matter. Apparently the aim of the programme was to talk about what the Muslim holy book actually says, I suppose to demystify it, given that there are …

Mr. Monk and the Panic Room

One of the first Monk episodes I ever saw was “Mr. Monk and the Panic Room.” But, until tonight, I hadn’t seen the episode in a long time and really didn’t remember much about it; including who did the murder and how. So, it was great getting a chance …

In Plain Sight: Stan by Me

In Plain Sight: Stan by Me picks up where the last show ended, continuing the action the next day. Brandi still isn’t being honest with anyone, and now the FBI are after her. It seems two FBI agents have been killed, and the FBI is looking for …

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Choices

While I normally like Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes, the episode entitled “Choices” was a bit weak compared to other season 3 episodes.
This one had some drama. You have Buffy wanting to go on to college and leave Sunnydale but, at the same time, knows she really doesn’t have …

Hawthorne: A Mother Knows TV Show

This episode of Hawthorne entitled A Mother Knows begins with Isabel insisting that her baby, Moses, who is in foster care, is sick. They say that Isabel caused a scene. Then the baby goes missing, and that’s where the center point of the drama occurs.
I really was …

Nightmares and Dreamscapes: Battleground

I discovered this adaptation after reading the short story for Examiner.com. A reader presented the oppurtunity to watch it after I reviewed the story itself.
This is definitely an adaptation that deserves mention as it is really good. William Hurt turns in a great performance. He deserves …

That Girl: The Other Woman

That Girl: The Other Woman is another good episode from the second season of this hit ABC comedy. Ethel Merman makes her second appearance of the season. Though the first one was the best of the two, this one has its own character and flavor to it.
One …

George Lopez

The show “George Lopez” is a show I came across watching Nick at Nite. It is about a man that lives with his untolerable mother and his father ran out on him when he was a year old. His mother never showed him affection or has showed …

Columbo: Ransom for a Dead Man TV Show

Columbo: Ransom for a Dead Man is the first official outing for the TV series, Columbo. I believe this actually began as a mystery movie of the week, airing once a month in rotation with other mystery movies. The series was spawned by a movie called Prescription: …

A Man Called Hawk: The Divided Child

From February 1989, A Man Called Hawk: The Divided Child isn’t a show that I enjoyed very much. In fact, I had a difficult time keeping focused on it during the first half. There was a lot of action and shoot ‘em up, and it just didn’t …

CHiPs: Career Day

From October 1977, CHiPs: Career Day centers around Ponch writing his old high school principal a ticket. Richard Deacon, who was such a funny man, plays Mr. Singleton, the principal. He definitely remembers Ponch, calling him by his whole name, which is how Jon learns Ponch’s middle …

Hawaii Five-O: King of the Hill

Yaphet Kotto guest stars and turns in a brilliant performance in Hawaii Five-O: King of the Hill. In this show, he plays a Vietnam veteran who happens along when Danny Williams (James McArthur) is playing baseball with some others. Kotto gets hit by a ball, and Williams …

Smallville: Bloodline

“Bloodline” is the eighth episode of the eighth season of Smallville on the CW. This episode was a little light on action but served to further the eventual arrival of Doomsday, one of Superman’s greatest villians.
Clark is sent a mysterious crystal which sends him to the Phantom Zone. …

M*A*S*H: Welcome to Korea

This hit comedy show hadn’t even had a chance to work on the new commander for the 4077th unit when it suffered another blow. Wayne Rogers decided not to return, sending his Trapper John McIntyre home to the United States where years later he’d turn into Pernell Roberts …

Trinity Blood episode 4

As the flames devourer both the church and the body of Dietrich, Sister Esther’s true friend and ally in her time of need. Trinity blood episode 4 opens with a bang, especially as it is the end of the Star of Sorrow story arc. Ironically enough, the title is …

The Andy Griffith Show: Opie and His Merry Men TV Show

The Andy Griffith Show: Opie and His Merry Men aired for the first time back in December 1963 and since then has been rerun around the world more times than I can count as part of the syndication of this highly successful rural comedy program.
In Opie and His Merry …

Timmy Time TV Episode: Timmy Wants the Blues

My 2-year-old son loves Timmy Time. I think he can relate to Timmy, who is always full of ideas and is brimming with energy. One particular episode that he likes is Timmy Wants the Blues. In this episode, Timmy decides that he only likes things that are blue. He …

The Twilight Zone: Person or Persons Unknown TV Show

Richard Long, best remembered as Jarrod Barkley on The Big Valley, guest stars as David Gurney in The Twilight Zone: Person or Persons Unknown. It’s an interesting story in which Gurney wakes up after an evening out with his wife. The rub comes when the man discovers …

Bones TV Episode: The Witch in the Wardrobe

I kind of suspected all the hype about Kathy Reichs writing the script to last night’s episode of Bones, The Witch in the Wardrobe, would lead to some disappointment. And, I was right.
While an OK episode, this one actually was a bit weaker than expected and I just didn’t …

Shark Week: Shark Attack Rescuers

Shark Attack Rescuers is an hour long program in the popular Shark Week series on Discovery. It originally aired in 1987 but has been replayed on Discovery a number of times. Shark Week runs every August and features a collection of programs on sharks.
Shark Attack Rescuers, like several other …

TV Episode for House: Black Hole

I got a chance to watch bits and pieces of last night’s House episode. From what I saw of it, it was a pretty interesting show.
This time around, House and his team have to figure out what is killing a high school girl before all her organs start failing. …

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 …

Sea Hunt: The Saint Story TV Show

Sea Hunt’s 30th show for the fourth season was called The Saint Story and it definitely had some spiritual undertones. Back then, July 1961, these type of shows weren’t uncommon and they weren’t the big deal that some would make them out to be today.
The center of the …

Stargate SG-1 season 1 episode 2: The Enemy Within

In this episode, it turns out that a Goa’uld parasite got into an Air Force character while they were escaping from Apophis in the previous episode, Children of the Gods. The parasite starts taking control of this character, who’s named Kawalsky. The rest of Stargate Command, including …

CSI NewYork Season 3 Episode 3 - Love Run Cold

In this episode the team investigated the murder of a model named Tonya who was the face of the new brand of Vodka. He bleeding wounded body is discovered during the product’s launch party when the curtain goes up on the stage and she is lying on the floor …

Duck Doogers

Duck Doogers is a pretty cool TV show. I really do enjoy this show. Because I remember the old movie with Duck Doogers in it. And of course I always loved Marvin the Martian as a kid. He was always one of my favorite cartoons characters as a kid. Of …

The Simpsons: Wedding for Disaster

I’ve mentioned before that I’m a bigger fan of earlier Simpsons episodes rather than later ones. And, tonight’s episode “Wedding for Disaster” is a good example of why.
This was one of the most pointless episodes I’ve seen. You have Marge and Homer being “unmarried” once again and, because Homer …

M*A*S*H: The Merchant of Korea

I enjoy watching M*A*S*H: The Merchant of Korea. It’s a fun show that is prompted by a letter to B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell) from his wife, telling him that land they’d always wanted is available for sale. She just needs him to send her $200. …

The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl TV Show

From 1988, The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl is one confusing show. It’s not terribly exciting; rather, it’s just plain weird. We are presented with a man named Acton (Michael Ironside) who kills another man named Huxley (Robert Vaughn). It’s …

Veronica Mars Season 1 Episode 3

*spoilers ahoy*
Episode three of the first season of Veronica Mars is probably one of my least favorites of the season, mostly because I found the episode mystery to be fairly ridiculous. The episode follows Veronica as she doggedly tries to find the father of one of her classmates, Justin. …

The X-Files: Season 1, Episode 18: Miracle Man

This episode presents us a rare case where the so called “Monster of the Week” isn’t really a monster at all. On the contrary, the supernatural element seen here is an ability to heal, supposedly a gift from God himself.
As you can tell from the synopsis, …

 
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