TV Reviews

Next Food Network Star: Cooking for Eva Longoria TV Show

Next Food Network Star: Cooking for Eva Longoria was another interesting hour of competition for those still remaining. It’s not the cooking I’m that intrigued by as seeing how the chefs develop and evolve into TV stars because that’s really what they have to do.
In the opening challenge, …

Bones: The Con Man in the Meth Lab

Well, we finally get introduced to Booth’s brother in the episode The Con Man in the Meth Lab and find out the importance of not judging someone a saint on first impressions. Sure, he seemed perfectly charming to Bones and just about everyone else meeting him for the first …

CSI Season 6 Episode 22- Time of Your Death

This was an interesting episode. It wasn’t very exciting, and there was not too much tension going on, but it was still enjoyable due to the chosen subject. In this episode, the team investigates the death of a young man, whose body was found on the premises of the …

The Two Coreys: Episode 2.7 - Role Models

What I have been noticing so far in much of this season’s episodes is that each one is like two sides to a coin - First we have the snobby and conceited fame and fortune lifestyle (the Feldmans), then there’s poor and lost with bridges burnt and only a …

Poltergeist The Legacy show

I think that Poltergeist The Legacy is the best supernatural and scary show to ever come on TV. One thing I really liked about this show was that is actually came on very last on weekends. I mean this show has it all evil spirits, demons, monsters. And it even …

Fireball XL5

The series Fireball XL5 is just awesome. What is odd about my affection for this puppet series is that I’m not really into puppeteering at all, neither did I watch this series when it was first on back in 1962-1963. At least, I don’t recall watching it, …

The Batman

I think The Batman is a pretty good show. I really do enjoy the show a lot and I think the Batman they have in this version is pretty cool. I must say I did like the voice of batman in the Batman the animated series cartoon from the old …

Highway Patrol: The Search TV Show

The first story of the second season of Highway Patrol was called The Search and aired in October 1956. It’s a pretty basic story, I’m afraid. It’s all about a murderer who is trying to avoid capture. He’s a charming sort and manages to get people …

The Dean Martin Comedy Hour: Monty Hall TV Show

The Dean Martin Comedy Hour put game show host Monty Hall on the hot seat for this edition of the series that dealt with roasting noted celebrities. Hall is best known for Let’s Make a Deal, though he’s done some acting and a few other game shows in …

Criminal Minds —“ Season One —“ Episode Thirteen—“ Poison

Poisoning is probably the worst way to go. Because you don’t know what it is that killed you. All you know is that you are sick. So this episode really freaked me out. It showed what happens when the media gets a hold of something and doesn’t report it …

Lost (TV series)

This is show is so great. I only caught it during the second season but instantly fell in love with it. The characters are very well developed and you learn something new about them every episode as well as clues to their past and how it relates …

The Twilight Zone: A Piano in the House TV Show

To me, The Twilight Zone: A Piano in the House is a little on the morose and macabre side of life. It’s eerie in an unpleasant way, and it’s just not one that I enjoy very much. That’s not to say it’s not crafted well, but …

Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Ski Lift

Desperate not to give away his kidney to Richard Lewis, Larry concocts a ridiculous plot to get his old friend moved to the top of the transplant list. After tracking down the head of the Kidney Consortium; Larry plays the part of a ski loving, generous spirited, orthodox Jew …

Snoopy’s Reunion

This is another one of the great animated cartoons starring Charlie Brown, Linus and Snoopy. In this one, we learn how Charlie Brown got Snoopy: he bought him for five dollars from the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm. We also discover that Snoopy has a large family of brothers and …

The Rachel Zoe Project

Bravo TV has some interesting and great water cooler reality shows, but it amazes me if anyone talks about The Rachel Zoe Project, except to say how self-absorbed and high maintenance Rachel Zoe is.
Frankly, I’d never heard of her until seeing the commercials for her show during other reality …

Batman: The Brave and the Bold: Long arm of the law

I’m not really very familiar with Plastic Man. I always think that the episodes with him involved are going to be sub-par but they usually turn out to be rather enjoyable.
With villains who have names like Kite-Man and Rubberneck, my expectations were pretty low, but they …

Here Come the Brides: Marriage, Chinese Style

Here Come the Brides: Marriage, Chinese Style was an interesting show. It actually got me thinking about just how varied Here Come the Brides was. I’ve never thought about this before. In this first season, this family drama had shows which discussed and featured the Jewish …

The X-Files Paper Hearts Episode

I thought many fans of the popular 1990s American television series “The X-Files” would have liked this episode of it since it handled more personal subjects of agent Mulder’s life. I got to know a different Mulder than the one I was used to watching in this one and …

That Girl: Dark on Top of Everything Else

That Girl: Dark on Top of Everything Else begins with a lot of miscommunication between boyfriend and girlfriend. It starts innocently enough with a fun welcome when Don Hollinger (Ted Bessell) arrives at Ann Marie’s (Marlo Thomas) apartment while she’s working on a puzzle. Their big decision …

Dr. Who: Rose

Sci Fi re-made the television show Dr. Who some time ago but I’ve never had time to watch the first episodes of it and, because I had no idea what was going on, never watched the later ones either.
Tonight I had a chance to watch the very first Dr. …

Big Brother: Finale 9-15-10 TV Show

The Big Brother 12th season finale definitely had its moments from beginning to end. The show included the 3rd of the three competitions to see who would be the final Head of Household, Hayden or Lane. It was one of those rounds where they were asked questions …

Married with Children TV Episode: Whose Room is it Anyway

Synopsis: At Al and Peggy’s urging, Steve and Marcy decide to build a new room on their house. However, when Peggy and Al each suggest different ways they could use the new room, it leads to a fight.
What I liked about this episode: At first, I thought this would …

America Celebrates July 4th at Ford’s Theater TV Show

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, …

The Haunted (Animal Planet)

“The Haunted” is a paranormal show that oddly enough, is shown on the Animal Planet. I found this weird until I realized that the show’s premise is that animals can see and hear things (otherworldly things) that human beings cannot. And after watching a few episodes, …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Silent Saboteurs TV Show

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Silent Saboteurs, the tenth show of year two of this Richard Basehart and David Hedison program, has a guest cast that includes Star Trek’s George Takei, who plays Cheng. Also in the program is Pilar Seurat. I’m not familiar …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Shape of Doom TV Show

The 20th episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea to air in its second season on the air is called The Shape of Doom. As always, the cast is headlined by Richard Basehart as Admiral Nelson and David Hedison as Captain Crane.
Kevin Hagen, perhaps best known …

BeetleJuice

BeetleJuice is a very funny cartoon. This was one of the best cartoons, I have ever seen in my life. Me being a fan of the movie BeetleJuice of course made me a fan of this great cartoon. I really loved the intro theme song to this show. It was …

MacGyver: Eagles

Episodes like the Eagles episodes of MacGyver are very hard for me to watch. Like Michael Landon, Richard Dean Anderson believes in supporting animal life. He’s big into that. He works actively on various causes to help maintain nature. It’s one of the wonderful things …

Scooby Doo Where Are You TV Episode: Bedlam in the Big Top

My oldest daughter has started watching Scooby Doo cartoons on a regular basis; both the newer shows and some of the first episodes from Scooby Doo Where Are You.
The other day, we sat down to watch the episode Bedlam in the Big Top. In this episode, Scooby and the …

That Girl: Kiss That Girl Goodbye

That Girl: Kiss That Girl Goodbye from the fourth season of this ABC comedy has Don Hollinger (Ted Bessell) being offered a new position at a larger company, run by Robert Harrison (Mark Miller). The catch is that he’d have to move to Paris, France for 18 months.
What …

Derren Brown Investigates - The Ghost Hunter

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 …

Wagon Train: The Mavis Grant Story

Wagon Train is one of the most respected westerns in the history of television. Originally, it aired as a black and white, sixty-minute show in which Ward Bond starred as Major Seth Adams, the wagonmaster. Later on, when Bond died, he was replaced by John McIntire as …

Star Trek: Plato’s Stepchildren TV Show

Star Trek: Plato’s Stepchildren has the Enterprise responding to a call for medical help on a planet with just a handful of inhabitants, though the residents are a couple thousand years old. The problem is that these people have become expert with their psychokinetic powers and bullies to …

The Twilight Zone: The Mighty Casey TV Show

The Twilight Zone: The Mighty Casey is an okay episode, but not a huge favorite of mine. It revolves around a new player for a baseball team who is an incredibly powerful pitcher. This brings the team up in ability and allows them to start winning.
The new …

Without A Trace (A TV Series)

I followed this team of FBI agents dedicated to looking for missing people. Their office is in New York. It also includes stories about the personal lives of the agents. This has run for seven seasons, but there are reports that there will be no eight season.
I am …

Stargate SG-1: Chain Reaction

Stargate SG-1: Chain Reaction gives us a closer look at General Hammond’s life. Played by Don S. Davis, Hammond is forced into retirement, and it’s up to Jack to get to the root of the decision.
Meanwhile, SG-1 has been dismantled, with Daniel forbidden to go off-world, Teal’c reassigned …

Family Guy: The Courtship of Stewie’s Father

Well, I got a chance to watch the Family Guy episode “The Courtship of Stewie’s Father” again last night and have to say it is one of the funnier episodes I have seen from this series.
Basically, Peter is trying to spend more time with Stewie. Of course, the only …

Adam-12: Log 46: Pilgrimage

During its run, Adam-12 did a few Christmas episodes, and what I love about these shows is that they are all different in style and tone. I’ve always applauded the powers that be ability to acknowledge the holiday season and do it not only in an entertaining fashion …

MacGyver: Good Knight MacGyver Part 2

MacGyver: Good Knight MacGyver Part 2 picks up where part one ends. Back in the time of King Arthur, Mac sets up with Merlin to find the evil Morgana and try to clear his family name, which was disgraced. They also hope to rescue the fair Cecilia …

The Twilight Zone: A Hundred Yards over the Rim TV Show

Cliff Robertson does a great job in The Twilight Zone: A Hundred Yards over the Rim, a show from season two of this great series. Robertson is a man crossing the prairie with his family. When his son gets a sickness, he leaves the wagon to go …

M*A*S*H: Settling Debts

M*A*S*H: Settling Debts has Colonel Sherman Potter (Harry Morgan) going all bonkers again. I’d honestly forgotten just how annoying that was, but seeing his constant blow ups makes me long for the peace and confusion of Colonel Henry Blake. The reason for this final season’s blowup is …

The Andy Griffith Show: Barney and Thelma Lou, Phfftt TV Show

It’s a show about romance and misunderstandings, along with Barney’s normal over confidence. That’s what The Andy Griffith Show: Barney and Thelma Lou, Phfftt from May 1964 deals with. I actually love the opening scene where Barney and Thelma Lou are window shopping, essentially talking about their …

The Mike Wallace Interview TV Show

This episode of The Mike Wallace Interview featured Rod Serling and it’s really intriguing in that much of the conversation surrounds the issue of censorship. Here are a few of my impressions about this classic, black and white interview.
–It was so odd to watch the camera focused on …

Memoir from Mr. Sulu featurette

Memoir from Mr. Sulu from early 2004 was another update on one of the people who made Star Trek the legend that it is, George Takei. Takei played Sulu, the helmsman. He’s always been very pro-Sulu, advocating for his character and his advancement. I love that …

Lost Season 6 Episode 4

As with every episode of Lost this one was a little weird. There was so much going on I won’t recap what happened. This episode was mainly about Sawyer/Locke and a little bit of Hurley.
It’s really nice to see the Locke character alive and well especially when …

Stargate SG-1: Revelations

Stargate SG-1: Revelations is a show I just can’t stomach much. It’s the last episode of season five and the first without Daniel Jackson, unless you count the mystical look at the end in an unspoken ‘oh, Daniel’s here’ type of moment.
Basically, in Stargate SG-1: Revelations, SG-1 learns …

House: Damned if you do

I finally got to see one of the first House Christmas episodes, “Damned if You Do.” And, it wasn’t too bad.
In fact, it reminded me of what the show used to be about; a maverick doctor who will do anything and offend anyone if it means saving his patient …

THAT 70′S SHOW

This television close to real life 70’s show is something my son and I enjoy watching together. It relates to the 70’s in the way the characters are dressed and the cars they drive, but otherwise the teenagers act and think just like teenagers today. It is a …

Supernatural Season 4 episode 6

The episode begins with Dean running for his life, like he is being chased by a ferocious dog. However it turns out to be a cute harmless dog. The episode then goes into flashback mode.
The brothers investigate the weird death of .The weird part is that he died of …

X-Files season one: Ghost in the Machine TV show

the X-Files was a very successful science-fiction/horror television show that ran in the 1990s. This show featured special agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully who investigated strange happenings for the FBI — the so-called X-Files. Mulder played the die hard crusader to uncover paranormal secrets while Scully …

 
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