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The Prisoner: Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling

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 …

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. …

Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn: 9-14-10 TV Show

I like the laid back manner in which Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn is produced. Even though instructional cooking shows aren’t my thing, I find myself more curious than I would be normally because Lucuinda looks and sounds approachable. In this September 14, 2010 show, she …

Columbo: Short Fuse TV Show

Wow — what a lineup! Guest starring on the Short Fuse episode of Columbo are Roddy McDowall as Roger Stanford, Anne Francis as Valerie Bishop, James Gregory as David L. Buckner, Ida Lupino as Doris Buckner, and William Windom as Everett Logan. This is my kind of …

Star Trek: The Man Trap TV Show

Star Trek: The Man Trap has never been one of my favorite episodes. It’s an early episode from the first season, but I think it’s the romance angle that didn’t appeal to me.
Here’s what I like and don’t like about this 1966 show.
–They mystique is gone quickly as …

Scrubs TV Episode: My Day at the Races

As I mentioned before, I started watching re-runs of the show Scrubs on TV whenever I get a chance (and there’s nothing better on). One of the episodes I ended up watching Sunday was entitled “My Day at the Races.”
This one was actually pretty good. JD is turning 30 …

The Veil: Genesis TV Show

The Veil: Genesis centers on an unhappy family where the father, a farmer, dies, leaving behind his widow and two grown, bickering sons. The two are virtual enemies and fight over the will and assets that remain.
Peter Miller and Lee Farr portray the two sons, with Katherine Squire …

Project Runway: Finale Part 2 TV Show

The second part of the finale for this season’s edition of Project Runway was both boring and exciting. It entertained and blahed. The reason? Well, in my opinion, I think it had too much time allotted to it. It was a full 2 hours and just …

The Dog Whisperer

The Dog Whisperer is in its fourth season on National Geographic TV and if you have any interest in pets, it is a must see. To think that someone can communicate with animals and correct their behavior is just amazing. I feel sorry for many of the animals …

“Winx”, the cartoon

“Winx” or Winxclub is a group of fairies living in Magix, a land of magic. In Magix, they are living in a boarding school and that is Alfea. The Winxclub is made up of five girls: Bloom, Flora, Musa, Stella, and Tecna. They are five fairies who are real …

Doctor Who: Season 3, Episode 2: Smith and Jones

With Donna Noble having passed on being the next companion, it’s up to the Doctor to find someone else to accompany him. Enter Martha Jones, a young med student who has a hectic family life. Between the three companions so far, I honestly like her the best. …

Best Of America By Horseback

You should watch Best of America by Horseback even if you aren’t a serious trail rider. You should watch Best of America by Horseback even if you don’t own a horse. Best of America by Horseback is such a cool program that features the best places to go to …

The Andy Griffith Show: Opie’s Ill-Gotten Gain TV Show

Every kid in America had to feel for Opie Taylor (Ron Howard) in this episode of The Andy Griffith Show. It’s their hope and their nightmare both. The show, Opie’s Ill-Gotten Gain, from November 1963 begins innocently enough with Opie attempting to do his math homework, only …

Finest Hour: The Battle of Britain

At first four hours on The Battle of Britain felt a bit excessive. They had managed to fit the all of it into part of one paragraph in my high school history book, but then perhaps it’s just that as Americans we don’t much like being reminded how long …

Project Runway: The Best of the Best

Last night’s project runway was a bit dull in my opinion. The designers had to make an outfit to compliment one of their winning designs while creating something completely different from the original outfit. Most of the designers didn’t do too bad of a job and it wasn’t really …

John Doe: The Mourner TV show

While not technically listed as a two-parter, that is in essence what John Doe: The Mourner is. In this first hour of a continuing drama, a serial killer dubbed The Mourner is on the loose. One of the kickers is that he’s using the symbol that is …

Spongebob Squarepants Episode: Big Sister Sam

Synopsis: Patrick’s older sister Sam comes for a visit and her temper causes a war with both Squidward and Spongebob.
What I liked about this episode: I wasn’t sure I was going to like this one at first but it turned out to be a surprisingly funny episode. Sam loves …

Stargate SG-1: Frozen

For some reason, I like this season six episode more than the other ones before it so far. Maybe it’s the intrigue of the White Rock Research Station in Antarctica. That’s a new one for the team, and it’s kind of interesting.
I like the Ayiana character, a …

Super Mario World - Send in the Clown

Super Mario World - “Send in the Clown” is my favorite episode of the cartoon series. Part of the reason I really enjoy this episode is because this episode actually features a fight between Mario and Koopa that resembles the battle at the end of Super Mario World. It …

Deal or No Deal

I think Deal or No Deal has now lost some of its appeal for people. I remember when it first started, I wanted to watch every show and see every box opened. I thought right from the beginning it looked a very low-key setting with the wooden floors and …

M*A*S*H: Margaret’s Engagement

This comedy series changes in a big way with M*A*S*H: Margaret’s Engagement, and it was about a year overdue. The writing was on the wall in season four. Loretta Swit had to be jumping for joy as this is the beginning of taking her Margaret ‘Hot Lips’ …

The Twilight Zone: Two TV Show

The third season of The Twilight Zone is a two-person show. For some reason, Rod Serling liked these introspective shows for the season premiers, and I’m not sure why. Season one focused on Earl Holliman’s character being in a town by himself, and season two had Robert …

The Ray Bradbury Theater: There Was an Old Woman TV Show

Mary Morris plays Matilda in The Ray Bradbury Theater: There Was an Old Woman. She has a visitor who just sits there and listens as she talks and talks, telling him some story about a little girl named Emily. As I listened, I wonder if this was …

Red Dwarf: Blue

Kechanski has found a way to return to her own reality and they are rushing towards it. As they approach the position they rush through the tail of a comet in order to get there and the ship is damaged and she misses it. They have a fight and …

American Idol

This is a fantastic show where three judges travel around different cities choosing the best singers to go and perform in Hollywood where contestants are eliminated every show until there is only one left standing: the American Idol. The beginning of each season is always hilarious as you …

Channel 2: Harapan

Abs-CBn has a new current events program shown very late at night every Mondays. It is called Harapan, this show is hosted by Korina Sanchez and Ted Failon. I got to see one segment of the show and they are talking about the metro train project of the President …

Grey’s Anatomy Season 1 Pilot Episode A Hard Day’s Night Out

The Pilot episode will probably be one of my favorite episodes ever. It’s usually like that for pilot episodes. If it’s great then the succeeding episodes will be great too, some good but a few will be better. And for Grey’s Anatomy, I can say that the pilot episode …

San Francisco International

San Francisco International was the pilot for a TV series which did sale. While a lot of folks have criticized this made-for-TV film, I don’t really have a problem with it, mainly because I accept it for what it is — a pilot done as a movie. …

Medium: Bring Your Daughter to Work Day TV Show

Medium: Bring Your Daughter to Work Day starts uniquely with Bridgette doing a video project where she introduces her family and their summer house guest, a ghost named Tony. Of course, it’s a dream Allison has.
Then late at night, Allison and Bridgette watch 2001: A Space Odyssey and …

Sea Hunt: The Shipwreck TV Show

Towards the end of its first season, Sea Hunt aired an episode called The Shipwreck. Among its guest stars was Leonard Nimoy. Nimoy actually did several episodes of this underwater TV show. I guess he had that outdoors look they liked.
Sea Hunt stars Lloyd Bridges, and …

Judicial Indiscretion movie

Judicial Indiscretion is a very nice suspenseful made-for-TV movie that I enjoy watching quite a bit. It was made for the Lifetime channel. The movie opens innocently enough with Judge Monica Barrett being told by a friend that her name as been thrown in the hat as …

M*A*S*H: Showtime

During a performance by a visiting troupe in M*A*S*H: Showtime, little tidbits of story are shown. There’s really no sense to it that I could figure out, but the story segues from a few seconds of a performance to a scene of something that’s happened in the compound. …

Laramie: Fugitive Road

From season one of Laramie comes Fugitive Road, a terrific tale that really tugs on the heart from the conflict involved. The magic of Laramie is the relationship between the two friends, Jess (Robert Fuller) and Slim (John Smith). These two are as different as night and …

Wild Kingdom: Return of the Fire Cat TV show

Wild Kingdom, from Mutual of Omaha, is a long-running nature show which is currently appearing on Animal Planet. This show features animals from around the world, and traces their stories as they struggle to survive in the wild. In the episode entitled Return of the Fire Cat, …

Highway Patrol: Expose TV Show

This episode of Highway Patrol called Expose begins at the Maple Leaf Motel run by Mr. Walters. Two men want to collect a bill that turns out to be a part of a protection racket run by a man named Daggett. Walters refuses to pay after having …

The Twilight Zone: The Hitch-Hiker TV Show

The Twilight Zone: The Hitch-Hiker is considered one of the series most classic episodes. It’s full of mystery and intrigue, and it is definitely spellbinding. The premise has a young woman driving across the country when she keeps seeing a hitchhiker. No matter what direction she …

SyFy channel

Formerly called the Sci-fi channel, this TV channel really has gone down hill. They show a few good programs, but they repeat them over and over and over…..and over. Their new programs are not as good as the old ones, either. One of the shows, a BSG …

The Inbetweeners - Series 3 - Episode 5

Nearing the end of the final series of The Inbetweeners now and the fourth episode, was pretty good, though not as good as some of the others.
I found it a fast moving episode, rather than one that was full of really comical moments.
Wills mum has gone away with an …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Hunted

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 …

The X-Files: Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot

Much like “The Real Ghostbusters”, I’ve had the complete X-Files series on DVD for some time, yet never got around to sitting down and watching them. So, much like with the aforementioned cartoon, I decided to give it a watch through now.
This was a frustrating show …

Numb3rs the TV Series

From the first time I watched Numb3rs in AXN, I have fallen in love with this show. I remember David Krumholtz (who plays Charlie Eppes in this TV series) as the lovable love interest of Wednesday Addams (I forget his character name there), and I can see that he …

MacGyver: Countdown

MacGyver: Countdown is the fourteenth episode of season one. It’s a very watchable show which has the action contained and rather subdued aboard a cruise ship. The sedentary action is watching Mac and his buddy try to disarm three bombs that have been set on the passenger …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Lady on the Wall TV Show

This third season episode of Have Gun - Will Travel revolves around a painting of a woman that hangs in the saloon/hotel of a town named Bonanza. Our hero, Paladin (Richard Boone), arrives in the town and while enjoying a drink admires the painting of a woman. …

ICarly

I don’t make it a habit watching shows designed for pre-teens. But my daughter will occasionally watch the show ICarly and I have to admit it is a pretty good show.
The series features a young girl, Carly, and her friends who have a hit internet show. Each episode consists …

Seven Days season 3 episode 22 Live: From Death Row

If you read any of my reviews about Seven days, where I am always saying that the show is very simple and predictable maybe this sentence will shock you: I am sorry it ended. Yeah, that’s true I really am. Not because of this episode, I mean, CERTAINLY not …

Throw Down with Bobby Flay

You know, I really don’t spend a great deal of time watching the Food Network on cable. But, after watching the show, Throw Down with Bobby Flay, I think I might find myself watching more often.
For those of you who haven’t seen the show, Flay is supposedly a famous …

The X-Files: Season 2, Episode 3: Blood

Normally, after iconic classic episodes, I feel like the following episode suffers from having a high bar to jump. I know, each episode should be viewed on its own, but when watching episodes in blocks like this, it’s a tad unavoidable. This episode managed to subvert that …

TV: Weeds, Season 6

The average fan of “Weeds,” tangled in the murky abyss of a dyspeptic and almost certainly unnecessary sixth season of the Showtime dramedy, will feel about a trillion miles away from everything/anything that made the show enjoyable to begin with. But this is OK, …

Stargate Atlantis: Brain Storm

Stargate Atlantis: Brain Storm is a last season entry of this science fiction series, and it’s surprisingly intriguing. I’m very surprised that I enjoyed it as much as I did. As a rule, I don’t like this show. Through this episode, there have only been about …

Quantum Leap: season one “The Right Hand of God” television show

Quantum Leap is a science fiction series that aired in the 1980s to early 1990s. Each story stands alone, there is very little arc. The premise of the series is that a scientific experiment has propelled the soul/person of a scientist into the bodies of other people …

 
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