MacGyver: D.O.A.: MacGyver is a neat little episode where MacGyver gets a nasty case of amnesia and ends up believing that Pete is a terrorist he’s been hunting for years. The face off is really a great bit of angst at the end of the show. It …

Medium: Talk to the Hand had a very different beginning. The opening teaser has Alison with Mr. Bill about safety. Mr. Bill was such a contemporary figure a couple of decades back. I was never that amused with him, but once you see him, it’s hard …

In 1973, after the live action had been off the air for several years, an animated version of Star Trek hit the Saturday morning lineup.
The plus of this series was that all of the performers from the live action show returned. Having the original actors voice their characters …

Ask anyone of their aspiration in life and house is certainly included in their long wish-list. I am one of the persons who aspire to have one someday, for now I’m content of seeing elegant houses on magazines and on TV. Clean House a foreign TV show, seems to …

Looking for a hilarious adult humor cartoon with political undertones? Try the boondocks season 1 on dvd. This cartoon is featured on adult swim on MTV, and is a little raunchy, rude and crude. It is definitely not for the easily offended.
This cartton is about a black family that …

Frontline is a news show on public television. It features stories of current events from around the world. This episode of Frontline was about the earthquake that devastated Haiti last year. The quake registered a 7.0 on the Richter scale. Frontline said that earthquakes of …

Ok. So I know this show is a classic or something and I sort of remember watching it when it was originally aired. But I don’t understand how everyone thinks Will Smith was the best character of the show. I really don’t think he carried the show. He was …

Our local TV channel has just brought us the localized version of “The Singing Bee”. A show produced by NBC, an all American reality show aired only about 2 seasons and did not last very long because it did not have a good tv ratings in America. Having said …

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 …

Another season seven story of Wagon Train was The Andrew Elliott Story, starring Dick Sargent of Bewitched fame as the title character. Interestingly, he’s only seen in flashbacks.
The focus on The Andrew Elliott Story is on Duke Shannon (Scott Miller, or Denny Miller as he is more well …

Stargate: Infinity: The Natural is another lesson show. Actually, I think they all are, but it seems that the last half of the season is much more focused on that than the first half, or maybe it’s just standing out to me because it seems to be so …

M*A*S*H: Letters is a wonderful episode from season nine. It’s a slow time at the 4077th, so the kids from Hawkeye Pierce’s (Alan Alda) home town of Crapapple Cove, send letters for the personnel to answer. Hawkeye hands them out with the regulars are getting multiples to …

I have seen several of the Dairy Queen commercials that are airing on television and for me they do NOT make me want to go out and purchase anything they have. Take the woman dressed up as an ice cream and the man as the waffle bowl. She shows …

After years upon years of watching The Twilight Zone, there are maybe two or three that don’t immediately pop out at me where I don’t instantly know the story when it comes on TV. An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge from season five is one of those. …

Emergency!: Crash is the final episode of the series’ first season. It’s notable as well for being the second and last appearance of John Smith as Captain Hammer. Salary demands kept him from continuing in season two, which I thought was a shame because he did a …

After the downer ending from the previous episode, we get a more light-hearted romp that really thrives on its comedy. The opening leads you to believe that we’re going to have a “companion lite” episode as the Doctor is seemingly booted off of the TARDIS and is unable to …

I saw one of my favorite episodes of the Simpsons yesterday, “Natural Born Kisser.” I love this episode because it really puts what a lot of married couples (my wife and I included) do to keep the spark in their marriage into a whole new perspective.
Marge and Homer find …

Of the first three episodes of Masquerade, Girls for Sale is the most fun to watch. I love the guest stars and how some of them are recruited.
The show begins with a nice beach scene where Lynda Day George’s character of Jackie recruits a young woman (Mary Beth …

British series cartoon animation titled Those Scurvy Rascals is something that I always am able to catch in Kids Central Channel, in my country. It is so darn funny and these pirates are really getting on my funny nerves. My nieces and nephews all love this cartoon as …

I watched a movie with my daughter yesterday afternoon called Grampa’s Silly Scaries. This was basically a bunch of old black and white cartoons being shown with Grampa Munster (Al Lewis) being cast as the host.
I wasn’t impressed with the movie.
First of all, how many young kids really know …

That is a good example for a well written episode and many people would agree with it. In this episode the BAU team travels to New York to help solve a case of a serial killer who does not go after the same type of victim. It is unusual for …

I love this show! This is my new favorite sit com!
I was actually waiting for the new season primarily because I wanted to see this show. And, I was a little worried that it wouldn’t live up to its promos, which seemed really funny. I needn’t have worried. Based …

Due South is the story of a Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman, Constable Benton Fraser, who travels from the Yukon to Chicago to track down the killer of his father. One thing leads to another and once the case is solved, he ends up staying in Chicago and working at …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Blizzard Makers is the 13th episode from year one of this outstanding program. It opens with a new style, using newspapers to communicate what’s been happening, which is a lot of unusual weather, like blizzards in Florida. I do …

In my mind, CHiPs: High Explosive is a bit controversial. I’m sure to many it could be a sensitive area. It begins when a teenager uses a pellet gun and causes a traffic accident that leaves one woman seriously injured.
Ike Eisenmann guest stars as Barry, the boy …

Bart’s last baby tooth is loose, and he’s ready to cash out his earnings from the Tooth Fairy. When he finds a receipt to the United Way instead of his money, Marge explains that the Tooth Fairy probably thought that since his last baby tooth came out, he …

This was the Top Seven Perform episode of So You Think You Can Dance. Following are the highlights, and low lights, from my point of view:
–Another injury, this time it’s Ashley. Last week we lost Alex, so it would be horrible to see another dancer go home …

Beast Wars - Cutting Edge is an episode that has some decent action, but other than that, does not really appeal to me. For one, I do not find Cheetor developing a crush on Blackarachnia or the tension that emerges between Silverbolt and Cheetor as a result to be …

I really like this show. It’s not one of my favorite shows but I do watch it whenever I see it on. I usually end up watching a marathon of it. I like the show because it has Tyra in it and I also like the show because it …

There’s some internal turmoil for Adam-12 when their watch commander is accused of hitting a man with his vehicle in Backup 1-L20. To make it worse, there are spectators who claim that Sergeant MacDonald was careless and speeding.
William Boyett is a regular on Adam-12 and sometimes he’s just …

Joanna Moore guest stars in The Andy Griffith Show: Andy’s Rich Girlfriend as Peggy McMillan. She is another strong candidate for the affections of Sheriff Andy Taylor (Griffith). She’s another nurse, new to Mayberry, but that’s not the problem that arises to block the budding romance. …

This is the beginning of the series, and the whole story is being introduced in a very clever way. It really made the story look appealing. But there was this feeling that it was going to be some clever spy-like story where the hero outsmarts everyone and manages to …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Secret of the Loch, show 30 of the first season, really doesn’t deal with the infamous Loch Ness monster per se. It does take place in Nessie’s part of the woods, and there is a supposed monster that is part …

The season five weirdness continues with The Twilight Zone: The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross. It’s a show that focuses on a man who has the capability of exchanging characteristics with another. It’s a gift he uses for the purposes of improving his situation and to ultimately win …

Touched by an Angel: I Will Walk with You - Part 2 concludes this wonderful series that starred Roma Downey, Della Reese, John Dye, and Valerie Bertinelli. The magic of this final show, which is set in a sad, tragic town whose children had been killed in a …

Airing originally in January 1992, The Ray Bradbury Theater: Colonel Stonesteel and the ‘Desperate Empties’ was one of the better editions of this science fiction anthology series. This is an inspiring tale from the mind of Bradbury, a story that essentially is all about igniting imagination in youngsters.
Harold …

Dancing with the Stars debuted a new season on September 21, 2009 with more celebrities than ever. Twenty, yes, twenty stars are included in this season’s show. The season premier is stretching over three nights. Tonight the focus was on the men.
The number one attention getter …

M*A*S*H: Heroes is unusually intriguing. I didn’t remember seeing this one originally, though I know I did, but my reason for mentioning that is that I had assumed the story was going to have a certain plot that never came to fruition. Instead, I was surprised by …

Tyra Banks decided she needed something else to dazzle us with, so she produced a reality show called True Beauty in the first couple of months in 2009. The premise here is that a group of models compete to be America’s most beautiful person. That’s what the …

Airing in February 1992, The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Utterly Perfect Murder was oddly intriguing and even compelling, which disturbs me a little. The show’s main star was Richard Kiley, who normally isn’t someone who captures my interest. That said, I have to admit that there was …

Downunder Horsemanship by Clinton Anderson is a great TV show. Clinton Anderson is an internationally recognized horse trainer and competitor. He is a native Australian and I just love his accent. Clinton’s program, Downunder Horsemanship, most often focuses on working with problem horses and training young horses. What I …

This begins the next multipart saga since the pilot. It’s fitting as this ties into the events of the pilot.
This episode gives us a glimpse into what Demona was up to while the other gargoyles were frozen. The events remain consistent with what happened in the pilot …

Law and Order SVU is a very depressing show at times, but the acting is superb. There are a few things that I don’t like about the show but overall it is one of my favorite shows on TV. One of the main issues that the show has is …

When The Virginian aired originally, I just wasn’t a fan. It was a ninety minute show, in color, and starred Lee J Cobb, Doug McClure, Gary Clarke, James Drury, and Roberta Shore. Honestly, the shore bored me. I tried watching it, but I wasn’t attracted to …

I’m not the type to sit down and watch anything news related television. After 12 months of watching CNN day in and day out, I thought I was done with the news forever (regardless of the news issue to my life or not). Somehow, this one show …

I find the opening scene of Twenty-Four Hours at North Fork extremely funny. Just one week after having Paladin so serious about marriage with a lady doctor, we see him back to his playboy self. It’s just hysterical because it opens up almost like a covert ops …

From December 1962, Have Gun - Will Travel: The Treasure is the 16th show of the sixth and final season. In San Francisco, the opening has Paladin (Richard Boone) talking about the 3 ingredients that are necessary for a good salad. He’s talking to Stewart, the waiter, …

Flavor Flavs house of love is one of my favorite shows. The show featurs former rapper Flavor Flav who is now in his 40s and looking for love. Twenty women went on this show and are all fighting it out for his affection. Simple enough. Except in my opinion …

Swift Justice with Nancy Grace: what a ridiculous excuse for Nancy Grace to get more air time. That’s the word that keeps coming to mind — ridiculous.
With her crumpled nose, Grace wears the same outfit, a black and white combination pant suit, as she bulldogs her way around …