“Act 3 Rei - Sailor Mars” is the third episode of the Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal series and it continues the brisk pace of the series, introducing the third Sailor Guardian in just the third episode of the series. In contrast, it wasn’t until episode ten of the …

Early yesterday afternoon, I came across a Simpsons episode I haven’t seen in a while; Sunday, Cruddy Sunday.
As a big NFL football fan, I absolutely love this episode. It features Homer and his new friend Wally organizing a trip to the Super Bowl. This, in itself, is a bit …

I eagerly awaited the screening of the CW’s The Beautiful Life. It had Mischa Barton who I hadn’t seen since her days on the OC and mainly unknowns. The premise is that a kid from a small town comes on holiday to the big city, he gets …

Wagon Train: The Stark Bluff Story just didn’t do anything for me at all. This is an episode from season seven of Wagon Train. It was one of the ninety minute, color episodes. Scott Miller as Duke Shannon gets the brunt of the story, and frankly, …

I recently bought the complete collection of Shakugan no Shana season one. As a devoted anime fan, it takes quite a bit to really impress me. “Impress” is not strong enough of a word to describe my reaction to Shakugan no Shana. It has instantly displaced Bleach, Naruto, Buso …

Rino Romano, who had been so much fun in the season one entry of Due South called The Man Who Knew Too Little, returns again as the same character, Ian MacDonald. Apparently, Ian had a happy ending after all, something we weren’t a hundred percent about at 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 …

I have to say this episode is quite fun to watch. Gilligan has to be the versatile character since he has different roles to play. Gilligan roles yes, but he performed each role of old man, bald man and Gilligan himself. There was that nagging unrealistic use of crude …

From May 1961, The Andy Griffith Show: Quiet Sam shows once again what paranoia can do to people, especially a superstitious and easily spirited Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts). In this show, he is focused on a farmer named Sam Becker who seems reclusive and isn’t very socialable. …

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 …

Now this has got to be the best ever television comedy series ever made, not just coming out of the United Kingdom, but ever!
I simply love the “Nick” character and reckon the entire sitcom would be a whole lot less appealing without Nick. While all the other characters are …

Star Trek’s Leonard Nimoy is back for more underwater action in Sea Hunt: Time Fuse, a third season episode which aired back in July 1960. Nimoy appeared in several shows from this adventure series. They must have loved his work since they brought him back so often, …

I watched the Golden Girls on lifetime, tv for women yesterday, for the first time in many years. I love the Golden Girls again, They are funny, witty, and raunchy. I used to watch the Golden Girls a lot, but then I didn’t have cable, then I just plain …

Nip Tuck is a very edgy show. It is one of my husband’s and my favorite shows. Nip Tuck pushes the boundaries of what it can get away with on television. They have had every possible random situation on the show. It is about two plastic surgeons and their …

From May 1961, Thriller: The Prisoner in the Mirror was one of the first episodes I’d seen of this science fiction anthology. I love the opening with Boris Karloff. From watching this show and others, Karloff does a nice opening and sometimes closing, but what makes it …

The Twilight Zone: The Last Flight is an intriguing time travel type of episode which aired in the first season of this premium science fiction series from the mind of Rod Serling. Serling narrates the story, as always.
The Last Flight hones in on a World War I British …

Fire on the Wing, episode 6 of Street Hawk, is probably my favorite of the series, and there’s a really good reason for that. One of my most enjoyed actresses appears in a main guest starring role. Kristen Meadows, who I had followed for years on One …

For the six seasons that this show was on the air, I actually enjoyed most of it. In watching the reruns, I can actually see how very corny this program was (and still is.) First of all, Steve Harvey’s brand of comedy was pretty funny in the …

The dramatic pilot to Jimmy Smits’ new TV series was somewhat interesting. For me, one of the reasons that Smits’ character of Cyrus Garza works is because he lets himself be a bit older here. I haven’t really liked the younger swag characters that he’s played since …

This episode revolves around the team finding a man in stasis on a planet. At first they believe his story that he was captured, held prisoner and experimented on but after Daniel goes through the data, he finds something that changes that. The man, Kalek, is actually …

Diagnosis Murder: Murder Most Vial from season two centers around an unhappy multi-millionaire named William Bissell who sues the hospital for malpractice. It’s a frivolous lawsuit really since the nasty tycoon admits he hasn’t been following doctor’s orders. He ultimately becomes the murder victim. By the …

Sea Hunt: The Octopus Story, a story from midway through the fourth season, its last on the air, was pretty much what it said — a story about an octopus, or should that be octopi. After all, we have multiple creatures in this half hour tale.
This story from …

At long last the action is back in Naruto as Kakashi activates his Sharingan(secret eye technique) and the fight between two Jounins(advanced ninjas) finally gets in full swing. This episode has some of the best scenes of Naruto so far as it goes back to the tried and true …

I’ve been a bit bored at home lately so I’ve been watching all the episodes of the long-time re-running show Gilligan’s Island from start to finish (not including the various movies after the last episode aired). This included the first aired episode Two on a Raft.
This is a cute …

“Leave It to Beaver” is a reminder of an era that will never exist again. This classic television show was made during a time when most kids worries were more about grades, homework, crushes on the opposite sex and trying to get along with parents. Parents, teachers …

M*A*S*H: Hawkeye Get Your Gun is an episode from the fifth season to this stellar comedy about the Korean War that I have issues with in terms of what happens in the plot; at least, at one specific point.
Colonel Sherman Potter (Harry Morgan) and Chief Surgeon Hawkeye Pierce (Alan …

Over the years, I’ve watched just a few episodes of The Young and the Restless. I tuned in quite a bit when it began, but it failed to ignite my interest. As a result, I’ve only watched a limited number of shows, either when it was the …

“Usagi Learns Her Lesson: Becoming a Star Is Hard Work” is the seventh episode of the Sailor Moon series and it’s one of those episodes that I truly feel fits the definition of “filler” perfectly. There’s nothing here that advances the main storyline or contributes to character development. Worse …

“Charmander The Stray Pokemon” is an episode of the “Pokemon” television series. The episode has a similar theme to the previous episode, “Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village” although in this episode, a character that abandoned the Charmander appears whereas in the previous episode, none of the trainers that abandoned …

Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Bounty, the third episode to air of this western series which starred Steve McQueen, aired in September 1958. Frankly, I had a really tough time getting into this outing. It began strangely in my opinion, and as it progressed, my attention wasn’t …

One of Bikini Bottom’s famous ghosts, The Flying Dutchman, fears that he has lost his touch to scaring people and seeks out Spongebob for help. Spongebob feels that he can get the flying Dutchman back on his feet scaring people in no time. The Flying Dutchman didn’t …

This episode picks up where the cliffhanger from the previous episode left off, with the TARDIS taking the crew somewhere on its own. The destination is an alien world where a faction of humans is at war with a race of aliens called the Hath. Upon arrival, …

In M*A*S*H: Major Fred C. Dobbs, after Hawkeye Pierce(Alan Alda) and Trapper John (Wayne Rogers) get revenge on Frank Burns (Larry Linville) for degrading Nurse Ginger Bayliss (Odessa Cleveland) in the operating room, Frank demands a transfer. The funny scene here is when Hawkeye and Trapper John arrange for …

Well, that was a somewhat funny episode of That 70s Show last night, “On with the Show.”
I actually didn’t really intend on watching it. I just had that channel on because the Simpsons were going to be on at 6 and this episode happened to be airing. When I …

I never thought I’d watch a TV show that focused on guns, be it rifles or handguns, but Top Shot is a new reality competition show and I’ve become a bit intrigued by the contestants and their challenges.
Top Shot is hosted by Survivor contestant, Colby Donaldson. I always …

From December 1966 comes this 13th episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea’s third season on TV. The outing is entitled The Lost Bomb. Earlier in the season, shows had extra focus on two of the more visible crewman, Kowalski (Del Monroe) and Patterson (Paul …

Here Come the Brides: A Crying Need is the second episode of this western family drama. Now that the Bolt Brothers have managed to bring 100 brides from New Bedford to Seattle to marry their lumberjacks, the woman insist that Jason bring a doctor to Seattle. Faced …

“Here Comes the Squirtle Squad” is an episode of the “Pokemon” series and the third episode in a row the deals with an abandoned Pokemon or abandoned Pokemon. After watching “Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village” and “Charmander the Stray,” I admit that the theme of abandonment was starting to …

The boys are going to the Sundance film festival where they will see the final cut of Walsh’s Queen Boulevard. Shauna waits them there, E goes to the toilet where he runs into Harvey Weingard and they start talking about the difference between managers and agents, E says that …

From March 1961, Sea Hunt: Amigo was an interesting episode that I liked but have an issue with as far as the plot goes. Deep sea diving expert Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) takes a job in San Carlos, Mexico to help extract fossils from a seemingly very difficult …

This episode was certainly a drastic shift from others that had come before it. While humor would occasionally spring its head in the form of some deadpan quipping or a funny comment from Frohike, we never really saw it manifest itself to this extent. Even more impressive …

M*A*S*H: Deluge is an unusually filmed show that intertwines archive footage and action at the 4077th. Just as the personnel are hoping for an end to the Korean War, the Chinese join the action, assuring the war will not end but will continue.
The show opens with Movietone news …

The seventh scene opener for the 90-minute western series, The Virginian, was called aptly, The Saddle Warmer, the title a reference to a cowboy who really doesn’t know what he is doing.
In this case, the saddle warmer is David Sutton, a new character played by David Hartman. Hartman …

Anyone who has kids (especially girls) is probably familiar with Dora the Explorer. And, it is definitely one of my daughter’s favorite programs.
When she first started watching Dora, I admit, I wasn�t that big of a fan of the show. The plots were a little too simplistic and very …

I’m not real big on The Twilight Zone: The Jeopardy Room, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its own allure. In fact, the show is different. It’s also very confined with a lot of inaction and I don’t really have the patience for that kind of …

Ok so I say why do woman want to sleep with other man the night before their marrige ceremony? I know that it most of the people are scared to get married but is it right to organize the wedding if you don’t want to be with that person …

From April 1967, The Virginian: The Strange Quest of Claire Bingham was the final episode of the fifth season. After an amusing opening scene with James Drury as The Virginian and a couple of odd and end scenes, including an action oriented chase of a Medicine Bow posse, …

As the world slowly revolves on an dying axis, we can see the ultimate result of our actions take place and seed in the minds of our children who will become the root of tomorrow. As we pray our lonesome prayers to God above, we are forced to wonder …

In its second series, Big Train undergoes a few changes. Firstly, the cast is heavily revamped. Julia Davis and Amelia Bullmore are both gone, but are replaced by a trio of female performers to play against the original three male members. Thankfully this time, the girls get to play …

“Toxic” is the third episode of the eight season of Smallville. I really enjoyed this episode because it provided the audience with the background of the Green Arrow, who has grown to become one of the more interesting characters on the show. The flashback also illustrated his …