In The Virginian: The Man from the Sea, Shirley Knight and Carol Lynley play twin sisters, Susan and Judith Morrow, respectively, who are visiting with Judge Henry Garth. Knight and Lynley aren’t related, but they way they were made up, they really did look like twins. Bravo …

Aang and crew come to a great canyon called “the great divide”. Katara wants to marvel at the splendor while Sokka just wants to get going.
They come across two feuding tribes, both fleeing the fire nation. Both insist that they have priority when the Earthbending guide offers to …

After debuting the character of Dr. Mark Sloan on Jake and the Fatman and then doing a few TV movies, Dick Van Dyke brought the entertaining physician to weekly television with Diagnosis Murder, which debuted in 1993.
The other regulars were Scott Baio as medical resident, Dr. Jack Stewart, Victoria …

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 …

The Twilight Zone: Little Girl Lost presents a really different story and it’s pretty intriguing. It begins very routinely with parents awakened in the middle of the night by the sound of their little girl crying. When they check on her, she’s nowhere to be found, …

Fame: A Special Place is the sixteenth and final episode of Fame’s first season on television and it has some interesting moments, or not, that need to be addressed.
First, oddly, Erica Gimpel isn’t in this show at all. There’s no mention of where Coco is. That’s not …

I ended up watching Home Improvement at lunch today because Hogan’s Heroes wasn’t on. It was a somewhat funny episode: “Mr. Wilson’s Opus.”
Basically, Randy convinces Wilson to direct Romeo & Juliet for their school play and Wilson agrees and Tim agrees to design the set. The only problem is, …

Synopsis: Booth must once again try to catch his fellow sniper/mentor as he starts targeting more criminals around the DC area.
What I liked about this episode: That part with Angela’s dad (ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons) once again making a cameo and insisting that he be allowed to name the …

“Sally and the Lab Technician” is an episode of “The Dick Van Dyke Show”. It’s the first episode of the series that briefly contains a scene that’s considered “serious”. Rose Marie as Sally Rodgers is given her first real chance to step out of the background and be the …

Written by Rod Serling, I felt that The Twilight Zone: King Nine Will Not Return, which was this first show of the second season, was weak. It was bland and has always left me feeling disconnected and uninvolved. Even though there is that moment of ‘oh …

Last night’s episode of Law & Order SVU was one that I think was kind of weak compared to what it could have been.
The episode “perverted” had Olivia being accused of murder; not only because her business card was found on the victim but because her DNA was found …

“A Mooch At The Boo” is the episode of Two And A Half Men originally airing on CBS on November 24, 2008. This was a great episode because it focused mostly on Jake. My wife and I love the Jake-centered episodes. The young actor who …

“Some Must Watch, While Some Must Sleep” is one of those episodes that is not only filler but one that you could easily skip over and move on to the next with your knowledge of the chronological story line not being effected whatsoever. Seriously, this sixteenth episode of the …

DC Cupcakes: Greek Festival is the third episode of a new series on The Learning Channel, a channel I’d pretty much stopped watching considering their insistence on stuffing the Gosselins down America’s throat. However, I’m liking this show. Here are some highlights from my point of view.
–Sophie …

Sea Hunt: Decoy was interesting because of how the story evolved. This story revolves around a deep sea diving expert, Mike Nelson, who is portrayed by Lloyd Bridges. He had to be in good shape since he’s in swim trunks and bare chested so much of the …

One of the television series which I used to hear about regularly was a series running on ABC named Boston Legal. However, when it was going on I did not have the time to watch it. Therefore what I ended up having to do was watch some of the …

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 …

Alan Shore and Tara Wilson were both caught for violating an arrest. They were brought before the judge but it was summarily dismissed with harsh remarks that they both gave bad impression to the legal profession.
Lori Colson took a court-appointed case about a boy accused of killing somebody when …

Hypo Bandit was the opening episode for Highway Patrol’s third season. Broderick Crawford continues to star as Chief Dan Mathews, who heads up the California Highway Patrol. What I missed, though, were the presence of recurring actors William Boyett and Stuart Whitman, neither of whom appeared here.
In …

You guys have watched Desperate Housewives Season 4, Episode 6..? You should, if you haven’t. It is really a good and amazing episode and this would be one of the most favorite episodes ever in this season 4.
This episode is totally about the Halloween episode, and as usual, …

“Pinocchio’s Mouth” is the episode of Two And A Half Men on CBS originally airing on November 17, 2008. This was just an average episode with no really big laughs.
The overall premise was not all that funny. Basically, we know that Charlie is set in his ways. …

“Rugrats” was one of those animated series that I loved watching when I was much younger. I understand that it premiered in the early nineties, but I only started watching it on the cable television channel Nickelodeon in the late nineties. The series was interesting because of the unique …

This episode should have been a letter from Hawkeye Pierce to his father, considering that Alan Alda’s real father, Robert Alda, guest stars in this episode. M*A*S*H: The Consultant has Hawkeye and Trapper John McIntyre (Wayne Rogers) in Tokyo for a seminar, which they have no intention of …

Ice Road Truckers: Lisa’s Monster Megahaul was aptly named because a lot of the hour focused on Lisa Kelly’s assignment to work with Jack and Carrie on a heavy load assignment. Lisa’s my favorite on this show. I like her. She has intelligence and strength of …

San Francisco International was the pilot for a TV series which did sale. While a lot of folks have criticized this made-for-TV film, I don’t really have a problem with it, mainly because I accept it for what it is — a pilot done as a movie. …

Diagnosis Murder: The Plague had some good moments in it. I love shows with angst, but there really wasn’t as much of that as you might think from the title. In fact, in one sense you could say that The Plague was educational, informing the public of …

Spongebob thinks he has lost his touch, as a big critic comes in and tells him that his crabby patties don’t taste well, and they are missing their pickles. He returns a week later after Spongebob took a vacation from work because he thinks he cannot work their anymore …

TV is a all time favourite for everyone. But watching today’s shows with family is not a good idea. There are lot of shows that are not kid friendly and have a negative impact on kids. Not every channel has kids programmes and there is nothing much for toddlers to …

From 1988, The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl is one confusing show. It’s not terribly exciting; rather, it’s just plain weird. We are presented with a man named Acton (Michael Ironside) who kills another man named Huxley (Robert Vaughn). It’s …

The great Kirk Douglas was the honoree who was roasted on this edition of The Dean Martin Comedy Hour. I like to see performers of his caliber in the hot seat. Usually someone like Douglas means more appropriate people on the dais, though not always.
One of my …

We watched the TV special Frosty the Snowman last night and, right after it, there was a newer special on the air called Frosty Returns.
I had never seen this holiday show before so I took the time to sit down and watch it with my two daughters (and wife).
It …

You’ve seen it before, people need to weight, well here it is again. Twelve out of shape high school kids who want to lose weight, with the chance to win twenty five thousand dollars for their school.Twelve out of shape high school kids who want to lose weight, with …

Alan Alda’s Hawkeye Pierce does his first complete letter home to his father in M*A*S*H: Dear Dad. These shows are always fun ones, giving slices of life more than just one central theme that takes up the full half hour. In this case, this is the holiday …

It was kind of strange watching a House episode without character James Wilson having at least a small part in it; as was the case with the episode Adverse Events. I certainly hope they aren’t writing him off the show completely and he’ll be back soon. It’s just not …

This is a fairly entertaining episode of Adam-12 that begins with the boys chatting as they drive along one of Los Angele’s freeways. The topic is dinner at the Reeds, where Pete had brought along his date, Donna. Donna is obsessed about how wonderful Jim and his wife …

I have been watching the TV show “top gear” for a while now and it is one of my favorite shows on TV. Even if you aren’t interested in cars or racing you can be entertained by this show. Most car shows on TV are very factual and …

Hawaii Five-O: Six Kilos is another showcase for Jack Lord. So many episodes are nearly solo vehicles for Lord, and this is another one of them. The rest of the cast are relegated to brief moments on the screen as McGarrett checks in with them.
In Six Kilos, McGarrett …

This hour long show lasted for seven seasons; whenever there is a rerun I watch it. It still runs about once per day.
Gilmore Girls were great for lively banter. Every character, but especially Lorelai, one of the two main characters, has a witty comeback or a funny situation. …

Overall, I rather liked Highway Patrol: : Prospector. In this half hour police drama, a prospector thinks he has struck it rich when he ends up with a lot of money, only he didn’t come upon it properly. No, he didn’t steal it, but he finds it …

“When a Bowling Pin Talks, Listen” is an episode of “The Dick Van Dyke Show”. In this episode, Rob and his staff experience a creative drought and are unable to come up with a comedy script for next week’s show. Unknowingly to Rob, Richie provides him with an idea …

David Clark, CEO of Best Western Hotels in the United Kingdom, goes undercover in this first episode of Undercover Boss’ second season. I actually wasn’t aware that this show was airing in the UK. We in America had its first season of the series as well. …

If you haven’t heard by now that owning a TiVo will change how you watch television, let me say it again.
TiVo will change how you watch television! I know it can be a hard sell when you notice the $13 per month programming charge (which is on top …

Colonel Makepeace come through the stargate and makes a mad dash for General Hammond’s office. He interrupts a meeting between Major Davis and General Hammond to tell Hammond what he has learned about SG1. While scouring their planet, they ran into a few Tok’ra who filled him …

This award winning show is based on the real life cases of Alison Dubois (a successful medium), having read her books I was eager to see how her life would translate in television land. Patricia Arquette plays the part of Alison Dubois really well and I’m glad …

South Park likes to be up to date as far as the stories they cover in their episodes, and this episode seems to take it up a notch. The episode revolves around Ike seeing dead celebrities, and the ghost of Michael Jackson possessing him. It satires the fact that …

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 …

Burgess Meredith is back for yet another appearance on this classic, groundbreaking science fiction series. In The Twilight Zone: Printer’s Devil , he’s essentially the devil, and he’s brilliant. In my opinion, you can take all of Meredith’s appearances from The Twilight Zone and get a well …

Anyone who is a fan of “Adam-12″ only needs one word to remember this classic and wonderful episode — Arthur!
“Log 111″ features the incredibly funny portrayal of a hippiesque woman name Jane by Luana Anders. Anders gives Jane that right combination of wacky and eccentricity to really become …

I like the show Invisibleman because I like these kind of Sci-fi show about people with super powers. This show is about Darien Fawkes whose special power is to turn invisible. But this power is not completely harmless, he has a gland in his brain that produces quick silver …

Cool, we get another episode revolving mostly around our beloved cyborg heroine, Cameron. Although this is not a continuation of the subplot found in “Allison From Palmdale”, it does give her a lot more screen time and the new plot she’s involved in is interesting enough. “Self Made Man” …