TV Reviews
That Girl: Rich Little Rich Kid
In That Girl: Rich Little Rich Kid, Sam Melville of The Rookies fame portrays the disgustingly wealthy Roddy Waxman, who takes a shine to Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) and insists on dating her. In fact, to get his point across, he buys out the house for Ann’s play. …
Nanny 911
I can’t help it; I’m obsessed with this TV show every time I end up finding out that it’s on. I guess maybe I’m ‘taking notes’ for the day when my fiance and I have kids and if they’re unruly and whatnot. I like the way the nannies deal …
The Secret Life of the American Teenager
The Secret Life of the American Teenager is a new television drama series that airs on ABC Family channel. The show has completed one season and season 2 started Monday, January 12th 2009.
The Secret Life of the American Teenager centers around Amy Juergens, a 15 year old girl who …
Justice league Unlimited: Shadow of the Hawk
I don’t know D.C. comics all that well and as such I don’t know if Hawkman and Shayera really are connected or not, but this was an interesting episode either way. Shayera, or Hawkgirl, is approached by a man who claims to have found proof that the Thanagarians were …
Remington Steele: Your Steele the One for Me TV Show
From its first of five seasons on TV, Remington Steele: Your Steele the One for Me has Remington Steele (Pierce Brosnan) wanting to learn the detective business, and this time, Laura Holt (Stephanie Zimbalist) agrees to teach him. It’s a natural progression of the series in which Steele …
Voyagers!: Barriers of Sound
Voyagers!: Barriers of Sound is an intriguing connection of two historical events. It’s shows like this one that proved how creative Voyagers! could be. It begins with history going wrong with Dwight David Eisenhower almost didn’t get born, or survive. The reason? The telephone hadn’t …
Bones: Death in the Saddle
When I first came across the Bones episode “Death in the Saddle” I figured it would involve a murder of some sort of horse enthusiast. Boy, was I surprised when it was an episode about a sexual fetish.
Now, I’m far from being a prude when it comes to sex, …
Ghost Hunters: Altoona, PA
I didn’t watch Ghost Hunters at the beginning of its run about five years ago, but I have watched off and on for the last couple of years. They tend to go to a lot of old places that have reported haunts or mysterious happenings. One of …
MacGyver: The Negotiator
MacGyver: The Negotiator has Mac doing a wildlife survey for a proposed marina. Believing MacGyver’s survey will stop the project, the villainous Mr. Knapp, played aptly by the always good David Ackroyd, hires a beautiful woman to convince MacGyver to give a positive report, or kill him to …
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Roundup TV show
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Roundup was, quite sadly, the final episode for this family series. I was a fan then and still am now. It’s a shame viewers didn’t give this show a better shot, especially when you like at the talent it had.
There was Richard …
That Girl: Sixty-Five on the Aisle
That Girl: Sixty-Five on the Aisle is a fun little show about Ann appearing in a play where she has a decent part with a few different scenes with dialog. As a surprise, her father has arranged for 65 people in all from Brewster to attend the opening …
Rob Dydrek’s fantasy factory
Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory is a show that comes on MTV. It is the same Rob that was in the show Rob and Big. This time he has his own Fantasy Factory. I enjoy watching the show because it makes me laugh from time to time and it is …
Stargate SG-1 The Nox
“The Nox” is arguably the single, best episode of Stargate SG-1. This team episode captured the magic and essence of SG-1’s exploration of the universe. It showed the fallacy and limitations of our assumptions, while entertaining us at the same time.
The Nox are a simple, yet complex …
Secret Millionaire TV show
Last December 2008, I saw this reality Television show on Fox. It is entitled Secret Millionaire. It was just very timely then. The show can inspire people to share more during the holidays, no matter how bad the economy may be. Every episode I watch, my heart goes for our …
That Girl: Should All Our Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
One of the things I like about That Girl is that they celebrate a lot of the holidays, or at least acknowledge them. Some shows may do Christmas, but that’s about it, so this is quite nice. The occasion here is New Year’s Eve, and to welcome …
Trigun Episode 7
Trigun Episode 7 has Vash the Stampede celebrates his accomplishment of stopping the Plant from blowing up by drinking with the townspeople in the Saloon. The next day he boards a Sand Steamer before anyone can say good bye and meets a boy who seems to be a …
Stargate SG-1: Prophecy
This sixth season episode of Stargate SG-1 does nothing for me at all. It’s one of the reasons I just groan through most of the shows. This one is called Prophecy, and it focuses on Jonas Quinn, which may be why I just don’t like it.
The show ties …
The Real Ghostbusters: Season 1, Episode 10: Take Two
This episode gets a bit on the meta side as the Ghostbusters travel to Hollywood to act as consultants on the production of a Ghostbusters movie. Interestingly enough, it’s THE Ghostbusters movie. Direct references are made to Ackroyd, Ramis, and Murray; who obviously starred in the picture, …
The Simpsons: Trilogy of Error
Today was the first time I’ve seen the Simpsons episode “Trilogy of Error” in its entirety. And, I have to admit it is one of the better episodes in the series.
I like this episode because it is essentially several stories in one; and they manage to overlap each other …
Anderson Cooper 360
“Anderson Cooper 360” is a live news broadcast on CNN and CNN International that is billed as a show that takes you beyond the headlines. Due to the skill of the primary anchor and reporter, Anderson Cooper, as well as his entire team of reporters and producers, I …
Naruto: Shippuden
Naruto: Shippuden (or Naruto: Hurricane Chronicles) is the continuation of the popular anime show Naruto. Naruto: Shippuden starts when Naruto has finally returned from his trainings with Jaraiya, which is roughly two and a half years right after the ending of the Naruto anime. Uzumaki Naruto now has found …
Tell Me You Love Me (HBO TV Series, 2007)
I had never heard of this series before and decided to check it out on Netflix. I was really apprehensive at first, wondering whether I would enjoy something that clearly seemed like a silly chick series. I have learned from experience that the erotic chick series has …
Supreme court of comedy
I watched a little bit of this show last night. I was just flipping through the channels on television because I couldn’t sleep. I found this show and it was one of the funniest shows I have seen in a long time. Usually I don’t like this type of …
Scrubs
Well what can I say about the TV show Scrubs. I have to say that this is one of the worst TV shows I have seen in my life. I don’t know if it is because I hate hospitals or because of the bad acting but I hate it. The …
CSI Season 5 Episode 17- Compulsion
That was a really, but really boring episode. I did not enjoy it at all. I don’t know what they were thinking when they were writing it. Not only that nothing really happens in there, but the whole story just is not quite believable.
In the first story line, …
Highway Patrol: Psycho Killer TV Show
Psycho Killer was the 30th show of Highway Patrol’s third season and aired in April 1958. It’s an unusual subject for this show. Though characters have been killed, this was a case of a serial killer, and they showed the lead in to a third killing. …
The Simpsons: Season 16, Episode 1 - Treehouse of Horror XV
Another installment in The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror specials, the episode begins with “Keeping it Kodos”, a bit similar to a ’90s sitcom complete with an audience laugh track. It continues onto its first story “The Ned Zone”, where Ned has received a concussion as a result and …
Drop Dead Diva show
Drop Dead Diva is a new TV series on the Lifetime channel. It comes on at 9 p.m. eastern time on Sundays. I was skeptical about this show because it’s on Lifetime, and Lifetime is one of those channels that provides TV movies and shows that are a tad …
M*A*S*H: A Full Rich Day
In M*A*S*H: A Full Rich Day, Hawkeye Pierce sends another letter home to his dad, only this time it’s not written, but spoken on a tape recorder. I love the opening explanation of how Hawkeye ended up with the recorder. It’s pretty funny.
One oddity about this show …
Stargate SG-1
Stargate SG-1 followed the adventures of a U.S. Air Force team, titled SG-1, that was assembled to fight evil alien parasites, named Goa’uld, who use humans as hosts and for slave labor. The stargate, an interplanetary portal that was unearthed in the movie, was the team’s sole method …
The Andy Griffith Show: Barney Mends a Broken Heart TV Show
Nurse Peggy McMillan is back again in The Andy Griffith Show: Barney Mends a Broken Heart, a third season episode from November 1962, where she and her beau, Sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) have a little tiff, which prompts Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts) to try to set his …
The Twilight Zone: The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross TV Show
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 …
Fox Movie Channel
About a month ago, I decided to upgrade my Direct TV package so I could get a few extra cartoon channels for my daughter. At the time, I wasn’t overly thrilled about spending the few extra dollars each month just for a few channels. But, shortly after switching, I …
“Workaholics” Season 3 on Comedy Central
The new season of Workaholics takes the amusing basis of three single twenty-somethings living and working together to a heightened level of hilarity. The characters are up to their same antics, but the situations are more and more outrageous.
The newest season of Comedy Central’s hit show starts out with …
Highway Patrol: Suicide TV Show
A young Richard Bull, known for playing the doctor on Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and later the store owner in Little House on the Prairie, plays an ex-mobster who is murdered by his brother in the Suicide episode of Highway Patrol. Bull’s role is pretty …
Adam-12: Million Dollar Buff
Leo Gordon guests stars in Adam-12: Million Dollar Buff from season four of the Jack Webb police series. Gordon is a tall, powerful presence, and in this case, his character of Jennings Thornton is a one-man vigilante. He is continually interfering in police operations, much to Malloy’s …
Sea Hunt: Asylum TV Show
In January 1960, Lloyd Bridges’ hit series, Sea Hunt, began its third season on the air with an episode entitled Asylum. My first thought was ‘oh, no - another spy show’. However, this one was very watchable. The show begins with Mike Nelson (Bridges) in Nassau …
Venture Bros TV show
Venture Bros is quite possibly the best Adult Swim original show. It follows the adventures of a super-scientist, his two teenage sons and his bodyguard as they face assorted villains, including Dr. Venture’s nemesis, the Monarch. But while this may sound like a standard action-adventure series, it’s far …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Homecoming
Sometimes, when you have a television series that has a serial plot-line, you end up with a somewhat weak episode that is primarily meant to introduce new plot points for the season.
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode, “Homecoming” fits this description.
The whole Buffy versus Cordelia for homecoming queen thing …
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (TV Series Starring Jeremy Brett)
In the last few years, the world’s most famous fictional consulting detective has been receiving a good deal of much deserved attention. There were the ‘Sherlock Holmes’ movies with Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law. Then, there were the television series ‘Sherlock’ with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. …
The Simpsons: Mona Leaves-a
Well, that was actually kind of a depressing episode of the Simpson’s last night; Mona Leaves-a. I tuned in expecting laughs and there were a few. But, overall, I felt a bit saddened by it.
Homer’s mom returns to Springfield again. This time, because she has faked her death, she …
The Andy Griffith Show: The Manicurist TV Show
From its second season, The Andy Griffith Show: The Manicurist is memorable mainly for its guest star, Barbara Eden. Best known for starring in I Dream of Jeannie, Eden was an eye popper for the men, and that is exactly what this show put in full focus when …
Family Guy: Road to the Multiverse
Family Guy returns with the latest instalment in the Stewie and Brian centric “Road to..” episodes, with mixed success.
Usually, the “Road to…” episodes have always been great, especially the more recent ones. Brian and Stewie are unmatchable combination and the writing is usually on top form. However, this one …
TV Doctor Who and the Silurians
This was the second serial in season eight of Doctor Who and the first to employ the 7-part format, a decision that would eventually prove to be a mistake.
When a contruction worker is killed by what appears to be a dinosaur, The doctor heads deep down into a cave …
Black Gold: S3, Ep 3 TV Show
In this third episode of Black Gold’s third season on TruTV, Peggy, the owner of the land on which the oil rig is currently operating, confronts the tool pusher about the broken cattle guard seen in episode 2. I don’t think much of this guy. He talks …
The Twilight Zone: Mr. Denton on Doomsday TV Show
Episode three of The Twilight Zone isn’t a particular favorite of mine. It’s called Mr. Denton on Doomsday and features Dan Duryea. Certainly, Duryea was one very talented man. He’s been in numerous shows that I have enjoyed greatly, but this wasn’t one of them. …
Stargate SG-1: New Order Part 2
Stargate SG-1: New Order Part 2 makes the big transition official, but not until Jack has been unfrozen and the System Lords sent on their way.
The fun part of this episode is when Thor beams Daniel up to his ship, The Daniel Jackson. I adore that! Daniel …
Diagnosis Murder: The Last Laugh: Part 1 TV Show
Diagnosis Murder: The Last Laugh: Part 1 is a very memorable episode, or rather both hours are. I’ve always recalled this one. One of the reasons is that it guest stars Dyan Cannon, and she is fabulous in this murder mystery. Her Bonnie Valin character is …
Have Gun - Will Travel: A Proof of Love TV Show
The fifth show of the fifth season of Have Gun - Will Travel, A Proof of Love, has Charles Bronson in a nice guy role. In fact, he’s a mama’s boy. Bronson has been in several outings of this western series, and some I’ve liked better than …
George Lopez
I’ve been making an effort to watch the television show George Lopez at night when there’s nothing else good on TV. While the show has some funny moments in it, it’s not the best comedy I’ve seen on television.
Maybe I have to be latino to understand a lot of …
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