I don’t know why but, even though I wasn’t the one driving to Philadelphia, I felt like I wasted a great deal of time watching the Ghost Hunters episode Fortuna & Topton.
I can see why Brian is no longer their case manager. He gets them some sucky cases. And, …

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 …

In M*A*S*H: Sticky Wicket, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) has a hard time dealing with a patient he operated on who isn’t responding. Most think he made a mistake, and he mopes around because of his own self-doubts. Actually, the most endearing part of this episode is when …

Have I mentioned how much I hate Slimer and how much he annoys the bejeezus out of me, being an albatross around every episode? I have? Oh, OK then. One has to wonder what the logic behind this was. If one Slimer is incredibly annoying, what …

Well, since I was up anyway after watching Project Runway, I did take the time to watch Models of the Runway again (though I do think the show is getting a bit on the boring side now).
For the most part, it was pretty much the same old stuff. A …

This episode was a little weird for me it felt awkward like there were too many things going on that didn’t fit together well.
To begin we have the issue of Bette, a meteor infected girl who can blow up things on sight. Now teh actress who played her …

Stargate SG-1: Origin is really the third part of the Avalon 1 and 2 opening episodes of the ninth season, but for some reason they used a different name.
I’ll say upfront that the only thing I really like about this show is at the end because Richard Dean Anderson …

This episode is connected to a previous one called “Hung Out to Dry.” I really didn’t like that previous episode and I found it really difficult and boring to understand and to follow. Maybe the writers have decided to redeem themselves and brought an ending to that story- and …

The show “Johnny Bravo” was one of my favorite shows on Cartoon Network in the late 90s and early 2000s. In fact, I liked it better than the shows “Cow and Chicken” and “Dexter’s Laboratory” which were also popular shows which aired around that time on Cartoon Network. I …

Normally, when I watch an episode of Bones, I’m impressed with it. Last night was one of the exceptions.
Quite honestly, for an episode that received so much hype from Fox, you would think it would have been better.
First, let�s start off with the kiss that was supposed to be …

An explosion in the TARDIS causes the crew to make an impromptu stop. The Doctor fears that since they were thrown out of the timestream, that they will be stuck in a void, but Mickey opens the door and finds that they are in London. Of course, …

From the near perfect to ridiculousness, this is the path season nine of Stargate SG-1 has taken. In Stargate SG-1: Stronghold, there is one plot that is so unbelievable that it stunned me.
Mitchell has a friend who is dying. This guy was his competition, so it goes, …

The leftover remnants of Michael Shanks’ original story idea show up in this seventh season episode. Stargate SG-1: Resurrection is actually a bit of Hannibal Lecter meets the NID. It’s just not the type of story one would imagine Shanks writing, and it’s really not. It’s …

It’s hard for me to decide if I like “Fringe” or not. On one hand I enjoy parts of the show. I’m a big science fiction fan and this reminds me more of the “X-files” than anything that has been on since. I’m certainly not the first person to compare …

Stargate SG-1: Scorched Earth is another winner in the fourth season of this science fiction series. Here, SG-1 has recently finished transplanting the Enkarans to a new home world. As they celebrate with a feast, an Enkaran from a distant settlement intrudes, pleading for help.
The reason is …

I’m almost ashamed to admit it, but I’m hooked on American Idol, and if I miss an episode, my day’s not quite complete. I’ve been watching from the very beginning, since the initial auditions, and since then, Crystal Bowersox has been my favorite contestant.
Now that they’re almost down …

I have never sat down to watch the show Fringe before so, when I watched last night’s episode “Of Human Action,” I had to figure out a lot of what was going on just from guessing a bit.
But, I will admit, this was an interesting show.
In some ways, it …

Having watched every episode of Survivor Man, the title of this episode of The Office intrigued me. This season of the office has finally hit it’s stride.
The best part about this episode was the same thing as the previous episode, that is the plausibility. Having left behind the large …

The Twilight Zone: A World of Difference is a surprisingly charming show about escape. It guest stars Howard Duff as an actor who retreats into the life of his character, actually believing he is that character.
The character of Arthur Curtis had a successful life, with a wife and …

That Girl: Absence Makes the Heart Grow Nervous is the first of a two-part story where Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) gets her first Broadway role. She’s very excited about it, and her boyfriend Don Hollinger (Ted Bessell) is very supportive, even though it means that Ann will be …

From November 1960, The Andy Griffith Show: Opie’s Charity is one of my favorite episodes of this terrific comedy classic. It’s just incredibly awesome.
This episode is another one that proves that Sheriff Andy Taylor isn’t perfect in any way. He’s human, and boy, does he make some …

This is one of my favorite NCIS episodes of all time. I still cry when I watch this episode. It is so full of emotion that even though I know what is going to happen and know the dialogue almost word for word, I still find myself …

Dr. G: Medical Examiner is about Jan Garavaglia. Actually, it is her show! Dr. Jan Garavaglia is a medical examiner in Florida and Dr. G: Medical Examiner is about her cases. Don’t run off yet, this show is very information and interesting. You will not see blood and guts …

Stargate SG-1: Touchstone continues on the second season with style and adventure. Here, the team has to find what amounts to a weather machine that has been stolen from a planet SG-1 has recently visited. In fact, the inhabitants believe that the SGC stole it. Watching …

This episode of Sea Hunt, the 20th show of its third year on the air, which was called Synthetic Hero, opened with diving expert Mike Nelson talking about how he stays away from sunken treasures, most of the time. I’m glad he added that disclaimer because the series …

After a slumping first half of its season, HBO’s True Blood is finally gaining momentum in its 3.6 episode “I Got a Right to Sing the Blues”. With Bill Compton revealed as disloyal and Eric Northman entering the house of King Russell under false pretences, seemingly in order to …

I will admit, Friday night’s episode of Monk was better than expected.
When I saw he was going camping, I immediately thought to myself “didn’t we do an episode like that before?” But, this time around, it was him helping Randy with a group of kids in the woods in …

I was watching TV late last night and came across some re-runs of the show Futurama. I haven’t seen this series in a while and was glad they were showing an episode I have actually seen before and love called Parasites Lost.
This episode has Fry and Leela at a …

When Nick Jr. first came out with Diego: Animal Rescuer, my first thought was; well, they have Dora and obviously need something for the boys to watch.
But, as I found out, the show isn’t just meant for young boys. My daughter loves it as well.
Diego is a young child …

Frosty’s Winter Wonderland is the sequel to the ever popular kids’ classic, Frosty the Snowman. Andy Griffith is the host, animated to tell the story. It’s a very good likeness and Griffith is a terrific singer, which I think some people forget. He sings here and …

From The Virginian’s fifth season came a nice episode called Sue Ann. It’s notable for a couple of reasons, one of which is that it starred the terrific Patty Duke and second is that it was the return of Clu Gulager as Deputy Sheriff Emmett Ryker.
This is the …

“A New Enemy Appears: Nephrite’s Evil Crest” is the fourteenth episode of the Sailor Moon series and picks up where the previous episode concluded. At the end of the last episode, Nephrite, Jadeite’s replacement, was briefly shown, and at the start of this episode, he is fully introduced. I …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Turn Back the Clock, episode seven and one I have always been intrigued by, guest stars Nick Adams. We see him running through a jungle and then are surprised to find he’s being chased by a dinosaur. Okay, this show …

My daughter and I took the time to watch a Futurama episode Tuesday night and ended up watching the Season 1 episode Fry and the Slurm Factory.
I had seen this one before (a long time ago) and this was the first time my daughter had watched it. Both of …

The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited is a 2004 television special. As a fan of the 1960s classic, I remain somewhat undecided about how I feel about this reunion special despite having watched it three or four times. In some respects, this reunion special fails to feel like an …

One of the DVD extras for the Star Trek series is the Chief Engineer’s Log. It’s actually a little hard to watch for me. James Doohan was such a force. He died in July 2005, and this was an interview taped a year and a half …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Justice is the first Prime Directive episode done on this series, although unfortunately, I do not think it is one of the show’s better “message” type shows. In this episode, the Enterprise crew visit a world that is very peaceful and quite laid …

Last night, I was flipping through channels on TV and came across a Star Trek the Next Generation episode that is among my favorites from the series (at least of the ones I have actually watched); Hollow Pursuits.
I like this episode for a couple of reasons. First, it has …

For the 2010 Independence Day holiday, a special called America Celebrates July 4th at Ford’s Theater was presented. I liked this hour long show, but I wish it had featured some holiday music in it. Instead, we had a lot of pop music and some other songs, …

I’ve got to admit, when I saw the title pop up on screen, I figured that this was going to be a stupid episode. The title alone was enough to make me facepalm and it didn’t inspire hope as far as quality was concerned. As it turns …

I would like to think that most people today have come to realize something about life. That no matter where you go to college, you’re not always guaranteed success in life. Just because you go to Harvard or Princeton, you’re always going to get the highest paying jobs or …

It’s a piece of mayhem in M*A*S*H: Peace on Us. Once again, the rigors of the Korean War become unbearable for the doctors and nurses. The whole camp is on edge with everyone being overly testy. Margaret Houlihan (Loretta Swit) is fit to be tied over …

From February 1968, Star Trek: A Private Little War has the Enterprise returning to a planet where Kirk had been to a long time ago. Their peaceful exploratory mission takes a crisis turn, though, when an old friend is about to be attacked, prodding Kirk into action and …

The show ‘Prison Wives’ is a new show about women who have married men who, for the most part, will be spending the rest of their lives in prison. What is wrong with this picture? I can understand if your man will get out and you’ll be able to …

I am just reviewing this one episode of the series —“ Derren Brown investigates The Ghost Hunter. Derren Brown is the great —˜destroyer of fantasies’ and master of the anti-climax! I do appreciate that he wants to expose the many frauds who prey on people’s need for …

CSI:Miami
PG-13
Season 1
Episode 2: Losing Face
Cast: David Caruso, Adam Rodriguez, Emily Proctor, Khandi Alexander, Rory Cochrane, Kim Delaney
**Spoiler Alert**
In the episode “Losing Face” a mad bomber is on the loose and Horatio is having trouble focusing on the evidence without being emotionally involved.
The episode begins with a man …

From 1980, Tenspeed and Brown Shoe: Savage Says “What Are Friends For?” was the first one not directed and written by series creator, Steven J. Cannell, and it showed. While the essence of the wonderful characters of E.L. ‘Tenspeed’ Turner, played brilliantly by Ben Vereen, and Lionel Whitney, …

With both Sasuke and Naruto knocked unconscious by their injuries Sakura is left alone to stand watch and protect her friends. Finally, after thirty episodes it seems that the only female ninja that we see on a regular basis will get in on the action, especially as we see …

Stargate SG-1: The Pegasus Project is the best show of season ten and my rating is going to pretend that the Vala character doesn’t exist. Any time she shows up, it drags the show down to a zero, so when I can, I’m going to ignore her, and …

Cold Blooded, the latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, didn’t impress me as much as last week’s show about hoarding did, but it was close. This was more of a Halloween themed show, not that many shows could be called that from this current year of episodes. …