TV Reviews
Warehouse 13 season 1 episode 11 Nevermore
This episode was about the feather and a book written by Edgar Allan Poe. Poe was writing mostly mystical works so that was greatly incorporated here with getting to know Myka’s family and the involving of Macpherson, Artie’s old partner.
Myka’s mother calls her she thinks that Myka’s father is …
The Closer TV Episode: Makeover
I have never been a bit fan of the show The Closer. I never really found anything about it I didn’t like. I just think there are too many cop shows on TV now and can only watch so many without feeling a bit burnt out.
However, I didn’t turn …
CSI New York
CSI NY is a crime scene investigation series based in New York. It is made by the same people as CSI Las Vegas and CSI Miami, and the main actors from both of the other series have been in New York on different occasions.
One of the things I …
Sable: Evangelist
Sable: Evangelist is the third of seven episodes of this series spawned by a comic book character. It’s all about Nicholas Flemming aka Jon Sable who has a soft spot for children, largely due to his own family tragedy. Lewis Van Bergen is incredibly boring in this …
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 49 (Anime)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 49 begins with Ed and Ling/Greed continuing their battle with Pride, who has decided to capture Ed in order to lure out Hohenheim. Meanwhile Colonel Mustang has kidnapped Mrs. Bradley to give him an advantage and he is seen at Maes’ grave preparing for …
Back at the Barnyard
I normally don’t mind my daughter watching shows on Nickelodean. But, I have to say I’m not a huge fan of the show Back at the Barnyard; a feeling that hasn’t changed from day one.
Fortunately for me, my daughter is already tired of the show because it means I …
Dragons Den - BBC TV Show
Dragons Den, a television show that took a little while to take off over here. Perhaps because of the “Dragons” involved, but also due to it only being broadcast at a more suitable time on a more mainstream channel in the last two years.
The purpose of the show is …
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: A Time to Die TV Show
From December 1967, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: A Time to Die is the 11the show of its fourth and final season on the air. Irwin Allen did a great job with this series, and while it wasn’t always great, it most often entertained viewers. …
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 Dean Martin Comedy Hour: Kirk Douglas TV Show
The great Kirk Douglas was the honoree who was roasted on this edition of The Dean Martin Comedy Hour. I like to see performers of his caliber in the hot seat. Usually someone like Douglas means more appropriate people on the dais, though not always.
One of my …
M*A*S*H: The Trial of Henry Blake
M*A*S*H: The Trial of Henry Blake focuses on Colonel Henry Blake (McLean Stevenson) facing a number of charges at a hearing in Tokyo. The charges, as always, come from the discontented brains of Major Frank Burns (Larry Linville) and Major Hot Lips Houlihan. Actually, in this second …
The Simpsons: Miracle on Evergreen Terrace
Christmas must be around the corner. I say this because I was flipping channels last night and came across the Simpsons Christmas episode “Miracle on Evergreen Terrace.” Fortunately, I had time to actually watch it for the first time in more than a year.
Of all the Simpsons episodes that …
Ghost Hunters: Garden State Ghosts
Whenever the TAPS team ends up in New Jersey, it is almost always going to be a disappointment. The cases in the Garden State Ghosts episode weren’t much different.
They visited two places, an old mill and the proprietary house that once housed a royal governor. The highlight of both …
CSI Season 6 Episode 1- Bodies in Motion
I found this episode to be average or even below average. It was great acting and was shown in an interesting way, but at the same time, as more and more of the episodes turn up to be- the ending was really disappointing. I find it annoying, when …
Diagnosis Murder: All American Murder TV Show
Episode three of season three is Diagnosis Murder: All American Murder. We continue to learn tiny tidbits of Amanda’s marriage to Colin Livingston, who she married in the off-season. They have to remind the audience because she’s very pregnant. They even did another Jack reference, talking …
NCIS: Mother’s Day Season 7, Episode 16
“Mother’s Day” was another episode of NCIS that delves into Gibbs’ past with Shannon and Kelly. This time it is because Shannon’s mother, Joanne, is involved as a witness in a murder of a naval officer to whom she was engaged. Gibbs wants to stay on the …
CSI NewYork S4 E7
CSI New York Season 4 Episode 7- Commuted Sentences
In this episode we follow the CSI team as they attempt to solve what at first seems like two unrelated murders. In the first one, a woman is accused of the murder of the man who had raped and injured her …
CSI Season 3 Episode 8- Snuff
CSI Season 3 Episode 8- Snuff
This episode shows the investigation of two separate cases (and this time, they are not connected. Wow, that’s a change). The first case is absolutely fantastic- it investigates the brutal murder of a porn actress caught on tape for a snuff movie. It is …
Drawn Together Cartoon
Comedy Central brings together reality TV and obscene cartooons together in a wonderful mix with drawn together. I don’t quite know how long this show has been on the air, I just watched a DVD of the first season at a friends house, and fell in love.
This show is …
Night Gallery: Whisper TV Show
Dean Stockwell and Sally Field appear as a married couple in the Whisper edition of Night Gallery. This is very different type of show. It’s eerie because you don’t really know what’s going on. Stockwell, as Charlie, talks right to the camera several times. In a …
John Doe: Psychic Connection TV show
The gore sneaks in again during John Doe: Psychic Connection. The show isn’t as bloody as many of its contemporaries, but when they do decide to show it, they tend to linger, and that’s what they do here when John Doe (Dominic Purcell) jerks away from his violent …
When Louis Met Ann Widdecombe
Louis meets Ann Widdecombe; a controversial Conservative MP famed for her right wing philosophies and prudish private life.
It’s one of the more awkward and abrasive pairings in the When Louis Met—¦ series. Widdecombe is both distrustful of Theroux and defensive of all but the most basic of questions, …
The Virginian: Image of an Outlaw TV Show
The Virginian: Image of an Outlaw aired during season seven in October 1968. Don Stroud guest starred as Rafe Judson who happens to look just like a notorious outlaw named Wally McCullough. The question throughout the show is whether or not Judson is McCullough or if he …
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Skin of Evil
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Skin of Evil is an enjoyable episode that features a rarity on a Star Trek show: the death of a main character. Now, granted, the only reason this main character died is because the person wanted to leave the show, but the writers …
Have Gun - Will Travel: High Wire
Have Gun - Will Travel: High Wire was definitely something you don’t see every day in a western, even today. This season one show guest starred Strother Martin as Dooley Delaware, a former high wire walker in the circus. He’s since lost his nerve and goes from …
Direct TV
A couple weeks ago, I decided to do away with Charter cable television and take advantage of a special offer we had from Direct TV. I was nervous about the switch. But, I wanted to cut our monthly costs and thought this would be a great way to do …
Valentine’s Day - Family Guy, Season 11
It would not be Valentine’s Day without a Family Guy episode making fun of the holiday that is more and more like a money making holiday for retailers then a meaningful event in the lives of couples. The title is Valentine’s Day in Quahog and it is the 12th …
Sponge Bob
Sponge Bob is a great show. I think this show is very funny and creative. But I also think that who ever writes the show is on some serious drugs. I mean the stuff they come up with on this show is really crazy, and very funny. It really out …
Big Brother: Eviction 9-8-10 TV Show
The 12th season of the reality series Big Brother continued with an eviction episode on September 8, 2010. At this point, there were four contenders remaining, Hayden, Lane, Enzo, and Britney, the last woman standing.
As much as Big Brother bugs me, this season has been a little different. …
Frosty the Snowman
It’s almost Christmas and there are plenty of Christmas specials on the air right now. Last night, one of the TV stations aired the half hour long special Frosty the Snowman and we decided to let our daughter watch it.
I have seen that special a couple different times but …
Dexter tv show
I was playing this game called Max Payne, It was that good that I’ve searched the web for some tv show based on Max Payne comic subject.
After a while I’ve found it. Dexter tv show is the winner. It is funny, creepy, awesome, really it has a special comic …
Warehouse 13 season 1 episode 1 Pilot 6
This pilot episode lasts for hour and a half and in my opinion it wasn’t the best way to launch a show. I think that pilot episode of a show has to be as interesting as possible because it has to make people interested in the show and make …
Bones: The Crank in the Shaft
Well, I will admit this episode, The Crank in the Shaft, wasn’t quite as gross as other Bones’ episodes. But, I know I wouldn’t want to be the one trying to recover a dead body after it’s been ground up in an elevator shaft. In fact, it might be …
Gordon Ramsey’s Kitchen Nightmares
Even though Gordon Ramsey can be a bit abrasive, I love watching this show since it gives an in depth look at the other side of operating a restaurant business. Sometimes I do find the owners featured on this show to be funny because of their naivete, but …
1000 Ways to Die
Not a lot of things make me paranoid, but the television show “1000 Ways to Die” might be number one on the top of that small list. Not a lot of people seem to know about that show either, as unlike some shows this one is not promoted as …
As the World Turns: September 17, 2010 TV Show
As the World Turns from September 17, 2010 was the last of the series as this decades-old soap left the airwaves for ever. The hour long program was more of a Don Hastings reflection show, a compilation of vignettes in fact, that wrap it all up forever. …
The Second Leaders’ Debate, UK general election campaign 2010
The second of the live leaders’ debates to be held during this year’s U.K. general election campaign was, I thought, less of an interesting affair than the first one, and not only because that first debate had had the obvious advantage of being something of a novelty. This time …
The Virginian: Riff-Raff
The Virginian: Riff-Raff was half drama and half comedy. It guess starred Ray Danton and Don Durant, who both had some funny moments, but the real smiles came with Karl Swenson as Teddy Roosevelt. This was Teddy beginning his Rough Riders. In a comedy of …
The Prisoner: Fall Out
The Prisoner: Fall Out is the final episode of this single-season series, and my understanding is that there was all kind of outrage because of how it ended. I’ve read that McGoohan actually left England to get away from the complaints. That’s hard to imagine, so …
The Shining (Mini-Series)
Any fan of the original Shining movie will know Stephen King wasn’t best pleased with Kubrick’s adaptation, and in this mini-series, King has the chance to rectify those issues and bring in ignored elements of the book.
The story is the same, the Torrence family spend the winter in …
Project Runway Season Five Episode 3
Season Five Episode 3
Bright Lights, Big City
Sandra Bernhard Guest Judge
In this episode, Heidi tells the designers they have worked really hard and deserve a treat and they will have a night on the town.
Everyone is in their rooms waiting for Tim to take them out and when he …
So You Think You Can Dance
So You Think You Can Dance, a “reality tv show” created by the minds behind American Idol and shown on Fox, is by far the most entertaining show in the new millennium. Aside from the not-so-quality entertainment acts sometimes brought in for elimination night, this show is family friendly …
Highway Patrol: Motorcycle A TV Show
Highway Patrol: Motorcycle A was one of the more interesting first season outings for this half-hour crime show that centers on the California Highway Patrol. However, while it’s interesting, I cringed at many elements of it.
First of all, the owner of the care, Bernie Sills (played by Jack …
Adam-12: Ambush
Adam-12: Ambush is not just an excellent episode of this Jack Webb police drama, but it’s also remembered for being part of an episode of the Emergency! television series. Scenes from this show were shown in that program where paramedic Johnny Gage became obsessed with knowing how the …
Adam 12 - Log 73
Martin Milner gets the lead in “Adam-12″s Log 73 episode. In it, his character of Pete Malloy is attending a local college, where the students are unhappy about many of the policies in place. Anne Helm, who has a steady body of quality work, plays one of …
MacGyver: The Prometheus Syndrome
Randolph Mantooth, best known as Johnny Gage from the hit series Emergency!, guest starred in this seventh season episode of MacGyver called The Prometheus Syndrome. In this show, Mantooth portrays the fire inspector, Earl Stringer. The story itself revolves around an arsonist who is setting fires all …
Spongebob Squarepants TV Episode: No Free Rides
Synopsis: After Spongebob fails his driving exam yet another time, Mrs. Puff decides she can’t handle it any more and gives him an easy way to get his driver’s license; only to regret it when she learns his parents are giving him a boatmobile.What I liked about this episode: …
The Simpsons Season 7 Episode 4
Bart plays a terrible prank in church. Rev Lovejoy asks who it is, lest their souls will go to hell. Hearing this Milhouse squeals that it was Bart, and so both Bart and Milhouse are punished. Bart then argues with Milhouse that there is no such thing as a …
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