“Window of Opportunity,” episode 6 of season 4, was probably one of the funniest Stargate SG1 episodes there was (and there were many).
This episode was tendered along the long of “Groundhog Day.” As it starts out, SG-1 is on a planet with a man who, unbeknownst …

In this episode of Vampire High, Rules are Rules, we are introduced to four vampires who are sent to a private school with mortals to learn how to become more civilized and learn how to live among humans.
Apparently, there is a war between vampires and the furies and the …

Ray Bradbury writes a lot about humans becoming too caught up in technology. I’ve noticed that theme in several stories and it’s here in The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Veldt as well. This is all about relying too much on electronics and letting go of relationships and …

The first season of the Golden Girls is something completely random, and that is part of the reason why I had to rate the boxed set lower than I wanted too. As much as I love the episodes, the first season is disjointed and discombobulated, with no real pattern …

I do love the concept behind The Twilight Zone: Elegy. What’s neat about the show is that there are so many possibilities about what is happening. We have three astronauts landing on an asteroid where they can’t find anyone to talk to. There are a bunch …

The final series of season eight of Doctor Who and is a series that never, ever grabbed me. It just seems like a four part episode dragged out to seven parts. And I don’t mean a GOOD four part episode, either.
Trying to figure out a way to fix The …

“The New Boss” is the episode of The Office originally airing on NBC on March 19, 2009. This was a great episode because it actually focused on the workplace, especially a new supervisor for Michael.
Pros: I loved that the plot involved a new Vice President, Charles Miner. …

As the dust settles in the new human empire, there are beings of an more horrific nature afoot. Father Abel Nightroad and Imperial Aristocrat Asta, rush to the palace in hopes of finding the empresses there, to argue the case of freedom for Ion Fortuna, an imperial duke framed …

As the time at hand under goes an critical stage, what are the thoughts of the pure child who accept this to be the blistering reality about him? Or is all just a fabrication of an corrupted mind, crying out from beneath its own sins. All thing have an …

I ended up finishing my Psych mini-marathon last night by watching the season 1 episode “He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, He Loves Me; Oops, He’s Dead.” Yes, I know that’s a long title for an episode (something that is somewhat common with this series), but it turned …

It’s good working half days for a week because I get to see some shows I might not get a chance to see when I’m working all day (too bad that starts next week). One of the shows, Home Improvement, is one I’ve missed a bit.
The episode that showed …

Sometimes things never seem to go as planned, and on this comedy series, unexpected events frequently occur when the captains are planning to go on leave. In M*A*S*H: Rainbow Bridge, just as Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and Trapper John McIntyre (Wayne Rogers) are about to head for Tokyo, …

This episode is the one wherein Jack finally comes to terms with the death of his son, Charlie. Or rather, an alien form which looks like Jack helps him to deal.
This episode had to happen. Kurt Russell had portrayed Jack O’Neill as a more, shall we say …

Ok, I will admit it, while one of the stupidest Spongebob Squarepants epiosodes I’ve ever seen, the episode “Frankendoodle” is actually quite funny; in fact, it might be one of the funnier episodes I’ve seen in a while.
I’m still a bit confused about why a pencil lost by an …

I almost turned this episode off half-way through. I was just sick with the thought of Brian selling himself out like he did in this episode. He has always been so strong, so passionate about his views, and his integrity. Suddenly, he’s …

Pete Duel guest starred as The Good-Hearted Badman in this sixth season episode of The Virginian. Back when this show aired originally in February 1968, Duel was using the original spelling of his surname, Deuel. While his brother Geoff continued to use that spelling, Pete changed it …

The 11th episode of its third season on the air, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Haunted Submarine, gives us another same-o, same-o, which I really don’t like. By this I mean that yet again, Richard Basehart plays two roles. He’s Admiral Harriman Nelson as …

Everyone is still in bed this morning so I decided to watch a re-run of Psych that I have not seen before called And Down the Stretch Comes Murder.
I wasn’t sure what to think of this episode at first but it ended up being pretty entertaining and I definitely …

Stargate SG-1: Prodigy is somewhat of a let down, mainly because Michael Shanks isn’t in it at all. He was given the week off to concentrate on the upcoming episode that he was directing. Actually, this wasn’t originally how it was supposed to be, but it’s how …

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues: Shadow Assassin has a couple of different dramatic angles to the plot. In part, there’s another serial killer on the loose, known as the Shadow Assassin. This comes to the front over some book that reveals secrets, not unlike having magician ‘how …

My sister bought a plasma television that will be placed in our bed room. This is for the reason that when my father is watching in our small living room we cannot watch our favorite programs, especially the Tele-series. She bought a television for us so that we can …

Here Come the Brides: Loggerheads gives us some tension between the show’s three heroes. I’m referring to Jason, Joshua, and Jeremy Bolt, played respectively by Robert Brown, David Soul, and Bobby Sherman. We learn early on that Joshua has a new idea about profit sharing that he …

The episode starts with Jack waking up in a cryogenic chamber to see two strangers staring at him. They introduce themselves as a doctor and the new general. They explain that Jack was sent back through the Stargate frozen by some alien race with advanced technology and …

Well, another episode of Emperor’s New School and I can see why the show lasted only two seasons on Disney.
The episode “Cool Summer” had a few funny moments but, once again, was kind of predictable.
Kuzco is on vacation on the beach with Pacha and his family and is embarrassed …

Alan Shore’s assistant Melissa was caught for robbing a bank. Melissa maintained that she only smashed the window. There was an agreement that was made that if Melissa will just accomplish restitution for the broken window then the bank won’t file charges. Melissa however persisted with so much arrogance …

The second of six episodes for The Great British Bake Off occurs in Scotland, and it’s quite picturesque. I think I love watching the scenery almost more than I do the cooking aspects of these programs. I also love the cooking set up which has the bakers under …

Star Trek Voyager season 3 episode 6 is called Remember. It is rightly so in that Torres begins have odd dreams that are more vivid than any she has ever experienced in her life before, shortly after taking on some passengers from another race. Through a joint effort Janeway …

The first episodes of the Buck Rogers television series feature two top notch guest stars: Roddy McDowell in a minor role and Jack Palance in an OUTRAGEOUSLY campy appearance as a villain who has the power of mind control and is selling people into intergalactic slavery. This episode drags …

I thought this was one of the most memorable X-Files episodes. It guest starred a famous comedian Kathy Griffin, and it was the 159th episode of the television series. It was also the 20th episode of season 7 of “The X-Files”. It was memorable because I found that the …

Well, I guess that explains the commandos running around Sunnydale. Apparently there’s some sort of government run group known as the Initiative and they are interested in capturing and experimenting on vampires; including Spike (who was captured the episode before).
I couldn’t figure out a whole lot about this group …

In the depressed state of mind, not even the tallest of the surreal mountains can bury your strife, even as we write it into our own essence of our corrupted soul. This is the tale of an fallen sky, where one boy will try to run out on all …

Her husband, Charles Frank, has already appeared on this series, and now it’s her turn to guest star. The ‘her’ is Susan Blanchard and the show is M*A*S*H: Images. These two met while working on All My Children years ago, and I always notice them when they …

The topic of Max Headroom: Lessons has to do in part with censorship, including the use of profanity. Now that’s a still relevant issue that continues to be controversial in our true reality.
This half-hour program, which to me is both a comedy and a drama due its mix …

This could be considered one of the smaller episodes of “Justice League Unlimited”. No one is saving the world or even a city. Most of the characters don’t even have superpowers. This is about why people are in the league and it’s far better than the episodes where they …

From Beginning to end the show is very Gripping and exciting. I do NOT watch alot of television, and when i do im very picky about what i watch.
The Show is about Allison DuBois, A real life Medium. Allison has the ability to speak to the dead and see …

The Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods - final cut has three things going for it, and just three things.
First, since this final cut has yet to be aired on television, unless you’ve ripped it off some illegal torrent somewhere, buying the DVD has been the only way of …

Homer is leading a boring and dull life. He faces difficulties everywhere he goes. Life is tough for Homer. However he notices that Lenny and Carl are enjoying their lives like kings. He asks them but they do not tell him. So he decides to stalk them. Upon stalking …

M*A*S*H: Dear Dad… Three simply refers to this being the third episode where we get a full out letter from Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) to his father. These episodes are always so good to watch. They provide glimpses of life at the 4077th and allow a lot …

From November 1963, The Andy Griffith Show: A Date for Gomer features Jim Nabors as the hardworking, well meaning, but slightly goofball in just about every respect Gomer Pyle. In this show, at Thelma Lou’s insistence, her beau, Barney Fife (Don Knotts), has to get a date for …

I already knew from the first episode that this show wasn’t like Law and Order or CSI. This show mostly focuses on the bad guy, and why they do what they do, not how they did it. Compulsion was an episode about an arsonist. I got to learn the …

I was very sad to see Malcolm in the Middle get cancelled. It was one of my favorite shows and I could relate so well to that family. They are hard-working blue collar family, just like mine was when I was growing up, so I can totally understand most …

The opening of this all-too-brief TV drama is a song called, appropriately, Masquerade and is sung by Crystal Gayle, who was one of the hottest country western music singers of the era. I love listening to it. I also love the beginning before the sung starts when …

The final episode of Tenspeed and Brown Shoe was called Diamonds Aren’t Forever. It’s really a shame this show didn’t catch on because both Ben Vereen and Jeff Goldblum were amazing to watch. The show was clever and witty, and while there was some ham and camp …

OK, Law & Order SVU has been going downhill as a series for a long time now but I will give credit where credit is due and compliment last night’s episode of the show “Snatched.” But only because it was very creative.
You have yet another case of a child being …

Lori Colson and Brad Chase were defending Susan May, charged for the murder of her husband. The accused caught her husband making love to a business associate and she fired 3 shots to her husband and 3 shots the the paramour. This caused the instantaneous death of both victims. …

From year two, Laramie: Ride the Wild Wind includes the return of Bobby Crawford Jr. as Andy Sherman. In this second year, Andy was sent to school back east, but he shows up a couple of times to be a part of the story, as is the case …

Hair Battle Spectacular: Shake It, Don’t Break was the latest hour of this crazy reality competition which is now down to five stylists whose speciality is creating fantasy hairdos. When I say fantasy, I mean crazy, far out, and nearly unimaginable updos that you can’t help but notice, …

I remember watching David Letterman Talk Show Episode with Kate Winslet and it was during those glamor days surrounding the hype of the movie Titanic. It was such a very good episode and Kate is such a good talker.
I love watching her on talk shows and interviews …

I must admit that when I watched this particular episode of the popular 90s television show “The X-Files” I didn’t really understand what was going on at first and I didn’t find it to be as interesting as some of the other X-Files episodes that I’ve watched. However, that …