Judging from the majority of reality shows out today, I’m not the type of person to usually watch them. I feel like it’s all a bunch of pre-meditated and rehearsed drama. I get sick of seeing people arguing with eachother on national televison over rumors, over a man, over …

Well, I have to say this about Ghost Hunters Academy; they really don’t have a whole lot of episodes. The show just came on the air not that long ago and they had the season finale last night.
The finale itself wasn’t too bad, the remaining three cadets got to …

I thought I had seen all the MASH episodes that were ever made (they show it in re-runs enough) but came across one that was new to me; “Hey Look Me Over.”
This one was actually a bit interesting because you had two interesting stories going on at once. First, …

From season four, Have Gun - Will Travel: A Head of Hair deals with Paladin, a kidnapped white woman, a Sioux guide, and the dangerous Nez Perce Indians. I have issues with this episode, though parts of it are also very good.
It opens with gayly when Paladin …

I am very pleased, can’t really complain
I bought this TV on 01/23/11 to replace a 2-year old 52″ 120hz Sony LCD tv. To be honest I wasn’t really looking for a 3D tv I just wanted a 55″ LED tv with 240 Hz. But I couldn’t find a …

There wasn’t much on TV tonight so I ended up watching a re-run of the show House that I might have seen before but really don’t remember; Guardian Angel.
This is one of those episodes where he has lost his original team and is still trying to pick a new …

I’ve been a die-hard fan of Supernatural for four years now, watching it religiously since it first started in 2005. It originally attracted me by offering several hour-long, semi-related horror stories. While the story has since deviated from the original premise, delving deeper into the characters’ lives over the …

In this episode, Karl and Essie are playing catch football when he notices his sister on the monitor on a class field trip of Mansbridge Academy. Feeling guilty about not being able to say good-bye to his sister before he died, Karl concocts a plan to say good-bye and …

M*A*S*H: The More I See You is essentially a love story, a real one, for the show’s main hero, Hawkeye Pierce as played beautifully by Alan Alda. We learn that Hawkeye lived with a nurse during his residency. He really loved her and still does, but she …

Episode 4 of the drama series Sable is called Serial Killer and opens with Jon Sable responding to an ad for his help in the newspaper, only when he sneaks into the apartment of the person who he believes placed the ad, he discovers a woman named Morgan McAllister …

Yogi Bear is one of my favorite TV shows ever! I just love this show and I find it to be very entertaining. I think Yogi is funny and his voice is really funny. BoBo is his little friend who travels the forest with Yogi bear. This show is funny …

This episode had promise, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to it. It had all the makings of a solid stand alone, isolating the agents, giving them a ticking clock against an unnatural enemy, and even allowing for some character conflict, but the execution wasn’t as good as …

I felt it was a mediocre episode. It wasn’t bad, but it was not something very interesting and exciting. It was just another episode on the show, waiting to be forgotten. The human factor of the story always surprises me. You can write a really great episode, with all …

For no other reason than me wanting something to watch until Ghost Hunters came on, I decided to watch another rerun of the show Bones. This time, it happened to be one I have seen a couple of times before; The Santa in the Slush.
I’m still a bit confused …

Normally I am not the type to watch shows that take place in different eras; I like modern day shows and movies. However, Spartacus: Blood and Sand might be one of the greatest series I’ve ever watched and I am hoping they make another season. For one, the acting …

Afro Samurai Episode 3 has the Brotherhood of the Empty Seven send a robotic clone of Afro Samurai after him to kill him.
This episode was really intense and it had a lot of action in it. I liked the fight between Afro and the Afo droid. It …

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 …

As the residue settles from the epic battle that was just held, resulting in the loss of the fate of the world, what will those sworn to protect the world from its nightmarish destruction do now the worse has come to past? And what will happen to the world …

I have to say, as much as I love Robin Williams the comedian, he definitely has the ability to play villains so sinister you’ll want to see him more of those roles.
Last night’s Law & Order: SVU episode (entitled Authority) is the perfect example. Williams plays a man who …

I’ve always remembered this episode because it’s just so dang funny. M*A*S*H: To Market, to Market has Hawkeye and Trapper trying to make a deal on the black market to get some much needed medical supplies. Much of the supplies ordered by the 4077th had been stolen. …

This is one of the latest episodes of CSI: Las Vegas. While I give it up for them for trying out something new, I didn’t really care much for this episode. Other than being completely different from other episodes, I didn’t really like anything about it. I thought it …

Another interesting Ghost Hunters episode; or at least something that seemed interesting at first; Irish Ruins.
This one has the TAPS team doing some investigating in Ireland and England. The first case had them at the ruins of a building in the middle of nowhere that is now overgrown with …

Sea Hunt: Counterfeit, from February 1960, began with diving expert Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) relaxing on vacation in the Bahamas. I did chuckle on the narration when he mentioned that his chosen activity while on vacation was skin diving, which is, of course, his occupation.
The thing about Nelson’s …

The M*A*S*H folks assigned to putting out a complete DVD set really did a powerful job. This magnificent set is called M*A*S*H The Martinis & Medicine Collection and includes 36 disks. It comes in a sturdy denim-like case. It actually looks like a book with four …

Sea Hunt: Underwater Station was a decent episode. I’m not a big Lloyd Bridges fan and Sea Hunt isn’t really a favorite show or anything, but it tends to come on TV at a moment when nothing else is on, so I’ve been watching it from time to …

“Power Play” is an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation that tells a story of three Enterprise officers, namely Data, Troi and O’Brien, having their
bodies seized and controlled by supposed spirits of a Federation vessel that crashed and was destroyed on a planet many, many years ago. The …

The Prisoner: The General takes the theory of speed reading and turns it into speed learning, something the villainous Number Two (Colin Gordon for the second time) wants to use to try and brainwash the citizens of The Village. It’s an odd method that works to an extent.
The …

This is the funniest show on television . It is one of my all time favorite programs . I even watch the reruns of this one .
The main characters are Charlie ( played by Charlie Sheen ), Allan ( John Cryer ) , and Jake (Angues T Jones ). …

Jack Dalton strikes again in The Odd Triple episode of the third season of MacGyver. Bruce McGill has this part down cold and plays him well, but he still drives me nuts and I don’t enjoy these episodes as much as I do the others. Jack continues …

After what seemed to be a very long season of Project Runway, I’m happy to say the season finale was last night. And, it made the last few weeks of torture worth it.
Jeffrey was named the winner, which means the judges finally picked the right winner. His outfits throughout …

Boris Karloff’s 1958 anthology series, The Veil, took on yet another different tactic in the episode called Jack the Ripper. This is the first episode of the series where Karloff didn’t even have a small role in the production. All he did was host the show. However, …

I wasn’t real impressed with The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Day It Rained Forever, a story of this science fiction anthology series that originally was seen on television in November 1990. The acting was okay, but I wasn’t taken by the story. It was slow, lacked much …

All the children get a choice between shop class and home economics and all the boys choose shop, except for Kenny (maybe to avoid getting hurt). The boys make a bet about who would win a fight between Tweek and Craig, and they try to make it happen. When …

ULTRAMAN! ULTRAMAN! ULTRAMAN! WOW! ULTRAMAN! IT’S ULTRAMAN! WOW! Yes, it is ULTRAMAN! That cool Japanese superhero who could grow up to superhuman size and battle big dinosaur monsters from outer space. Luckily, he was the Science Patrol helping him, although they never seem to be very successful. This is …

Masquerade: The Defector was a solid episode for this spy drama from January 1984. Rod Taylor stars as an operative for the National Intelligence Agency and he often recruits everyday citizens to get assignments done. These Americans all have some unique or special skill that makes them …

It was another entertaining Dancing with the Stars show as the celebrities danced for the judges and tried their best to avoid being eliminated. There were several highlights for me.
First, Ty Murray has really come a long way. This rodeo rider who began with two left feet …

The Andy Griffith Show: Back to Nature is an entertaining fourth season episode that showcases Barney’s bigger than life ego. Wonderful Barney always thinks he’s better than he is. In this case, he envisions himself as a master Boy Scout, an outdoorsman who can survive anything. …

Okay, I admit it. This strange and bizarre show is slowly drawing me in. When I watched the first episode of Hair Battle Spectacular, I thought it was insane. The second outing was more tolerable and as for this third program of its season, well, it …

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 …

Hosted by William Lundigan, Barry Nelson, Peter Lorre, and Linda Christian starred in the Casino Royale presentation of Climax! It’s presented in acts, which I love. That’s a very classic way of putting on a performance. This is really going back in TV history, to 1954. …

Whenever I am bored and in the mood for some noncommittal but somewhat thoughtful entertainment, I turn to my trusty X-Files. Although it has gone off the air nine years ago, there are nine seasons and countless episodes of this old favorite classic to wile away the dull hours. …

This episode opens with a bunch of villagers finding Daniel by the stargate on their planet. Seems Daniel has descended without anything including his memories and his clothes. While this made many female viewers happy, Michael Shanks admitted that although the idea looked good on paper, playing …

Well, I ended up liking Monday night’s episode of House, “Unwritten” a little more than I thought I would. But, I have to be honest, I’m still not as big of a fan of this series as I used to be.
The case itself wasn’t terrible. House is treating his …

The Andy Griffith Show: Mayberry Goes Hollywood is another enjoyable outing from this TV series, which has always been a high quality family program.
In this episode, a Hollywood producer comes to Mayberry and asks permission to shoot some of his movie there. He even wants to use some …

Star Trek: Shore Leave is an absolute classic. There are many great elements of the story, and in actuality, from the first time I saw this as a child back in 1966, I have kept one line of this show with me. It’s a line that struck …

The Boondocks is an adult cartoon that is often showed on adult swim. It is about an African American family that involves 2 young boys that stay with their grandfather. These boys are very bad and get into all sorts of trouble. I like watching this show because it …

I didn’t get to watch the entire Bones season premiere last night because I was busy with a few other things at the time (thanks to my wife turning a simple cleaning project into a complicated redecoration of our living room). What I did see of it, however, did …

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 …

Monster Episode 9 begins with Detective Runge interrogating a mercenary who teaches people how to shoot guns. In flashback Dr. Tenma arrives and the mercenary teaches him how to shoot a gun through physical training and endurance training by jumping rope. Tenma learns about whether or not …

We have cable tv and one of the better series on cable is a show called House.
House is a medical drama series, and although I am not into medical program on the whole this one is rather good. Hugh Laurie plays House. He is a disgruntled doctor, who suffers …