This episode is the one wherein Jack finally comes to terms with the death of his son, Charlie. Or rather, an alien form which looks like Jack helps him to deal.
This episode had to happen. Kurt Russell had portrayed Jack O’Neill as a more, shall we say …

The gore sneaks in again during John Doe: Psychic Connection. The show isn’t as bloody as many of its contemporaries, but when they do decide to show it, they tend to linger, and that’s what they do here when John Doe (Dominic Purcell) jerks away from his violent …

Naruto is finally releasing the power of the nine tails and with chakra swirling all around him and taking on a life of its own this should be an awesome, action packed episode. Or so one would think if one wanted to be wrong. All of Haku’s attacks are …

This latest instalment of the superb series, The Universe, provides one of its most hypothetical episodes yet.
In this instalment, “Space Wars”, our favourite experts talk us through what war would be like in outer space. There’s rogue moon colonies, alien civilizations threatening the earth and potential solutions to protect …

Devoted to those of the 30’s and 40’s and filmed in 2006, Private Screenings: Child Stars was a wonderful discussion about a long ago era. Hosted by Robert Osbourne, this Turner Classic Movies’ special featured our guests — Margaret O’Brien, Jane Withers, Dickie Moore, and Darryl Hickman.
This discussion …

As Due South: Call of the Wild: Part 1 opens, Constable Benton Fraser is ice fishing with his father. They talk about something being in the air, something that was going to change things. They’re right, especially since this was the first of a two-parter that ended …

Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer: Dead on a Dime was an episode from the first season of this private eye detective drama. It guest starred Barbara Horan and Allan Miller. I’ve always enjoyed seeing Miller, dating back to the late 60’s when he was one of the main …

Rick Berman talks quite a bit in Trials and Tribble-ations An Historic Endeavor featurette, which talks about the making of the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 episode called Trials and Tribble-ations. This was a show to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the franchise, taking the DS9 folks back …

10 Things I hate About You is an American sitcom about the Stratfor sisters, Kat and Bianca. Kat and Bianca have absolutely different personalities. Kat is an intelligent and strong-willed feminist while her little sister Bianca is a girl who will do anything to stand out, be popular and …

Alias Smith and Jones: Exit from Wickenburg is a fun entry for the second regular episode of this western starring Pete Duel and Ben Murphy as outlaws Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry. In this show, they become saloon managers after catching cheats in a card game. Susan …

The episode opens with Batman and the Flash (Jay Garrick, the golden age Flash) batling the Scarecrow who, true to form, wants to unleash his fear gas on Gotham. This time he plans to use poisoned pumpkins. Scarecrow even has a group of minions dressed in skeleton …

Death Note is an anime series that took my breath away. At first I was skeptic about an anime that could interest me, but after I saw the first episodes I knew this was going to be special.
The story revolves around Light Yagami, a high-school student, head of his …

Normally, I enjoy episodes of Monk. The latest episode, Mr. Monk and the Three Julies was an OK one but not as enjoyable as others.
First of all, I really felt for his assistant Natalie. They are at a crime scene and she overhears the police radio mention her daughter …

This review is going to focus on an episode of the western series, Laramie, which I just love to pieces. The specific show is called Lost Allegiance and aired during the program’s final season on TV.
What I love about Laramie: Lost Allegiance could fill a book. There …

I was watching another re-run of the show Psych this afternoon while having lunch. This one was entitled Ghosts and was one I have seen before but couldn’t remember much about it. I’m glad I watched it though because it was actually a very good episode.
Basically, Gus needs to …

Since I am British and since up until this election campaign we had never before had an American style live TV debate, I was extremely interested to see how this one would play out. ITV won the battle to stage the first of what will be three debates, and …

Jeremiah: Out of the Ashes was an interesting episode with a couple of different focuses. Much like the previous story, Moon in Gemini, the heroes are split up more than they are together, which I believe is a shame. Buddy shows work best when the chemistry between …

When I read about a new supernatural procedural show through the writers mailinglist, my initial thought was, it was probably something along the vein of the TV show “Dresden” but broader in scope since Dresden was a wizard interacting with the police department. I thought maybe a private investigator with …

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” …

GSN Game Show Network is responsible for bringing this show into your homes. This show takes two teams of three people competing against each other for the prize money in the final round. There are usually three rounds of competition and then the final round as with …

Teach - Tony Danza: Tested was the second show in this documentary series in which one time boxer turned actor and dancer Tony Danza is teaching English to a class of 10th grade students at Northeast High School in Philadelphia.
I remember hearing Danza talk about this before he actually …

I love this episode of The Fugitive called Escape into Black. Kimball is injured going after the one-armed man and wakes up without his memory. Ivan Dixon is his by-the-book doctor and Betty Garrett plays his assistant. Garrett becomes intrigued by the patient. She actually …

“Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow” was an epic addition to the Trinity Blood saga. This is really the only fluff episode I have ever seen on Trinity Blood and a very fitting fifth episode to boot. Father Abel Nightroad and Sister Esther Blanchet arrive in Rome to find Sister Esther …

My daughter wanted to watch Scooby Doo yesterday evening after school. Fortunately for her, I was able to find an old episode of The New Scooby Doo Movies on one of our channels. This one also happened to be one I hadn’t seen before, The Ghost of the Red …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Booby Trap is an episode that is quite good. What I particularly like about this episode is the music. It is exceptionally good in achieving a sense of wonder and awe in scenes that warrant it, while in other scenes, projecting tension and …

“Window of Opportunity,” episode 6 of season 4, was probably one of the funniest Stargate SG1 episodes there was (and there were many).
This episode was tendered along the long of “Groundhog Day.” As it starts out, SG-1 is on a planet with a man who, unbeknownst …

I’m a huge Elisha Dushku fan, so it was great to see her character Faith finally make an appearance in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode “Faith, Hope & Trick.”
This one is an OK episode because I absolutely love the villain in this one and see potential in the …

Boston Public is a show about high school students and their teachers. the show focuses primarily on the teachers and how they interact with troubled kids. Each episode deals with a different scenario between teacher and student.
I really enjoyed this show and was saddened when it was …

Last night, I ended up waiting for a re-run of the Simpsons to come on TV (like I do most evenings) and was a bit disappointed it was one I had seen a couple times before; The Principal and the Pauper. However, after watching it again, I did realize …

In October 2002, John Doe: John Deux aired and presented the unusual aspect of having yet a second amnesia victim pop up near Seattle in just about the same way that John Doe (Dominic Purcell) did. Naturally, that piques John’s interest.
One of the most memorable parts of this …

I didn’t like it a. I found it to be kind of boring. I think it was more of a filler episode than something they put any effort in. It wasn’t bad, it wasn’t boring either, but yet there was something missing in.
I think the reason why it …

For years now, the Trailer Park Boys has been one of the funniest shows on television. Following the antics of the residents of Sunnyvale Trailer Park in Nova Scotia, it is always an entertaining treat to watch.
The biggest problem with the show, though, is the few shows that …

This episode had a lot of the same problems that the first episode had.
I think the biggest problem though was that it was rehashing territory already covered. I mentioned that the last episode did similar things, but this episode does practically the exact same thing with an alcoholic …

I have very deep problems with Stargate SG-1: Talion, and this time, Vala isn’t the reason. For years, we’ve seen Teal’c be on the edge. His ‘Jaffa revenge thing’ has put the team at risk, especially Jack. I’ve never liked that. SG-1 is said to …

The Doctor comes face to face with an old ally in this adventure. When he and Rose go undercover at a comprehensive school at the advice of friend Mickey; it’s not just a dastardly alien plot they come face to face with, when old companion Sarah Jane Smith bumps …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Contagion is one of season two’s more exciting outings and the reason I enjoy this episode so much is because it tells the story of a long-dead civilization that utilized remarkable technology and it is generally accepted that this civilization used such technology …

I’m home early today and I’m watching an episode of Green Acres “Parity Begins at Home.”
This is one of those episodes that focuses on Mr.Douglas’ efforts to make changes in his farming community, whether or not they are right or wrong. In this case, he wants to plant his …

Being that I am an individual who loves a good horror movie that makes my heart thud and a mystery that leaves me puzzled, 666 park avenue instantly appealed to me.This TV Show isn’t your typical drama or just a show to spark your attention and then disappoint you. …

“Dead Like Me” was a Showtime original series which used to air on the cable television channel “Showtime” when I was still in high school. Like all the Showtime original series the plot was quite different from what many television shows going on at the time; hence I think …

Now The Twilight Zone: Young Man’s Fancy is quandary. What can you say about a mommy’s boy who never grows up? It’s bad enough when he stays attached to her apron when she’s alive, but to cling on when she’s dead, is an entirely other story.
From May …

This was a very good episode. I was a bit uneasy with the episode. I don’t know if it was some part of the story, or one of the characters that made me feel that way. But it could be just the sight of spilled guts on the road …

Well, that was an interesting episode of Family Guy last night, “I have Never Met the Dead Man.” It was one that was a bit funny and really got you thinking a bit too.
Basically, Peter crashes his car into the satellite that provides television services to the city and …

Life Beyond Trek: William Shatner began with Shatner’s love of horses. I’ve known for years and years that he loved the equestrian way of life. I’ve seen him on talk shows and such discussing it and on other shows where he did some of what we saw …

As the time draws its final line, Ion Fortuna can no longer resist his blood lust triggered by Radu’s sinister electromagnetic bullet that awakened Ion’s vamperic instincts to an raging boil. On Episode 9: “A start of an pilgrimage” of the delicious horror Christian series known as Trinity Blood, …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Fifth Man is from the second season of Richard Boone’s hit western series. The show starts in San Francisco at the Hotel Carlton with Paladin sampling whiskey as a favor for the Hotel Carlton’s bartender. It’s his evaluation of the whiskey …

I just watched the most stupid and funniest episode of american dad ever. After he caused a car crash, he comes back to life and decited to find ollie’s gold
The reason he brought his house in 1987 becasue so that he can find the gold but it got stalled …

Some episodes of Family Guy are really funny and enjoyable to watch. There are even a few I’ll let my daughter watch. But, I wasn’t impressed by the episode Lethal Weapons.
The episode itself didn’t start out too bad. The town is infested with tourists from New York and, to …

I liked the first episode of the series “What’s New Scooby Doo” but I’m not sure if I was a big fan of the second “Mummy Scares Best” simply because it was a bit too predictable.
The problem with this episode, which features a mummy trying to scare people away …

Well, actually, the title is a misnomer, and I’m not sure that I agree with the decision for the One of Six Voted Off episode of So You Think You Can Dance.
The five dancing competitors opened the show with an entertaining, Bob Fosse number. I liked this routine, …

In the eighteenth episode of the 3D animated series titled “Mystery of a Thousand Moons”, the fatal Blue Shadow virus from the previous episode is finally released, infecting Ahsoka, Padmé, and many clone troopers — and giving Anakin and Obi-Wan just 48 hours to find the antidote on a …