Jeremy Kyle, the man gets some bad press to be honest, but the fact that his name is used as a reference in other shows on t.v and in everyday conversations at work and in the pub, it’s clear that this man and his show has been a success.
I …

If you are yet to watch the t.v sitcom Scrubs, then in my opinion you are really missing out. It was a show that took me ages to get round to making time for, but sometimes you have to sit down with shows like this and just give it …

So, The Inbetweeners returned for its long awaited third series this week. I was genuinely surprised at the anticipation surrounding this series as it’s rare that so many people seem so interested in one show on t.v. The last time I can remember so many people being so interested …

Dragons Den, a television show that took a little while to take off over here. Perhaps because of the “Dragons” involved, but also due to it only being broadcast at a more suitable time on a more mainstream channel in the last two years.
The purpose of the show is …

As reality t.v shows go, Come Dine With Me is a show that does what the title suggests.
Five people from the same area of the U.K who have not met each other before each host a dinner party, which tends to consist of 3 courses and a bit of …

I do not remember ever hearing of the animated series “The Batman” which is of course a modern day spin off of the comic book character, until I saw it being aired on local television recently. At first, I was hesitant to even give it a try since I …

The Universe is a great series that examines features of the universe in documentary style. The show Secrets of the Sun (Season One Episode Two) was, like all the Universe episodes I’ve seen, very interesting. In college, I found Astronomy to be tedious, but if I had had episodes …

Hellcats: I Say a Little Prayer picks up right where the pilot ended, and it’s not long before new cheerleader Marti (Alyson Michalka) is confronted with her biggest nightmare, her mother (Gail O’Grady). Mom is a horrid stage mom, so she just has to go, something that Marti’s …

America’s Next Top Model: Diane von Furstenberg was the second hour long episode of Cycle 15. As the title would indicate, the famous designer was part of the program, being part of the first challenge and then participating in the judges panel for the elimination at the very …

I never would have thought it in a thousand years, but I really enjoying this new cooking show that is part of the new Hallmark Channel Home block of daytime programming. It’s called Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn and its September 15, 2010 episode was its …

Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer from September 15, 2010 was another waste of time for me. This was just their third show, but again, I have to ask what the point is in watching two immature females trying to control the airwaves?
Alexis is this tall blonde who appears …

The September 15th edition of Martha: The Martha Stewart Show pretty much bored me. I just am not a fan of hers and while she was a bit more relatable with her audience, she isn’t someone I enjoy watching.
One segment of the show involved designer Tory Burch, which …

The Virginian: Image of an Outlaw aired during season seven in October 1968. Don Stroud guest starred as Rafe Judson who happens to look just like a notorious outlaw named Wally McCullough. The question throughout the show is whether or not Judson is McCullough or if he …

The Orchard aired in October 1968 and was part of The Virginian’s seventh season on television. The main reason I wanted to be sure to catch this show was that a favorite of mine, Ben Murphy, was one of the main stars. Murphy’s character was ranch hand …

September 16th’s episode of Martha: The Martha Stewart Show, which starts off the Home block of daytime programming on the Hallmark Channel, began with a couple of cute dogs. I guess these critters belong to Martha and apparently they are now starring in their own webisodes over on …

The winner was declared on the second part of Top Chef: Finale. Overall, it was a successful show, and I was pleased with the outcome as far as who won the crown.
The action began by picking up exactly where the first half ended last week. That was …

Changing Lanes: Back to Basics was the latest hour to air on BET which followed Revolution Racing, the team sponsored by Max Siegel, and its goal to bring diversity of racers into the NASCAR community. In the last episode, the top ten racers had been chosen from the …

The latest show from Bravo is another version of the successful property, Top Chef. Top Chef: Just Desserts is hosted by Gail Simmons, who also judges regular on the original Top Chef competitions.
I’m going to start with what I didn’t like about this show. It took a …

Sea Hunt: Point of No Return , the opening show of the series’ fourth and final TV season which aired in January 1961, was a bit different. That was mostly a good thing. However, it was also a little confusing in a couple of spots.
The reason the …

From 1958, the opening episode of Highway Patrol’s final season on the air, its fourth, was called Frightened Witness. The title is a little off as it should have been Frightened Witnesses. That is because there were two scared folks, a couple named Carl and Jennifer Stone. …

Well, Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer from September 16, 2010 began with yet another attempt by Alexis to be a fashion plate. How is she supposed to be relatable if she is trying to look like a Fashion Week model? This is especially hard when her hairdos …

Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn from the 16th of September, 2010 focused on Breakfast Favorites, using the perspective of how easy it can be to make homemade products. The thing is, it wasn’t easy for me and this was probably my least favorite episode of the opening …

Ancient Mysteries is a show on the History Channel. Each episode is about another event in history about which there is some controversy. The episode entitled The Quest for the Fountain of Youth tells the story of Juan Ponce de León y Figueroa, a Spanish conquistador who “discovered” …

Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer’s second show was on September 14, 2010, and I must say these two women need an infusion of energy and personality. They did at least welcome the viewers this time before entering into their boring interaction. Not only that, but Alexis showed …

Martha: The Martha Stewart Show premiered its new season on Hallmark on September 13, 2010. This series is the leader of the new Hallmark Home block of TV entertainment. It is followed by Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer and Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn. Apparently, the …

I’m just not a Martha fan, but for various reasons I’m having to watch a few episodes, which is why I’m reviewing them. This second show of this latest version of her show was from September 14, 2010. This year, her show is the lead off for …

Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer is described as being so not your mother’s talk show. My initial reaction from watching their 2010 series premier is darn, it should be. These two women have apparently hosted a radio show for the past five years and now have …

This episode of Hawthorne entitled A Mother Knows begins with Isabel insisting that her baby, Moses, who is in foster care, is sick. They say that Isabel caused a scene. Then the baby goes missing, and that’s where the center point of the drama occurs.
I really was …

This edition of America’s Got Talent was dubbed The You Tube Special because for the first time it centered on a You Tube competition where one act would be added to the overall competition.
I have to say that I’m really tired of the current panel of judges for this …

From October 1964, Howard Morris returns in The Andy Griffith Show: The Education of Ernest T. Bass. It is the continuing adventures of this unique and energetic mountain man. When last scene, Ernest T. was taught how to behave in society circles, debuting his skills at a …

The Andy Griffith Show: A Deal Is a Deal is a classic episode that has some very enjoyable moments. The main point of the plot has young Opie Taylor and his pals trying to sale a product called Miracle Salve. I’m sure many readers remember seeing ads …

From season four in March 1964, The Andy Griffith Show: Divorce, Mountain Style is another story that centers around the Darling family, and that means that, for me, it is an okay outing, but not one that I am particularly fond of watching. The Darlings are quite popular …

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 …

The Andy Griffith Show: Andy Saves Gomer is a standout episode that lets Jim Nabors shine as the lovable Gomer Pyle.
The show opens with Andy and company getting a letter from Barney, who is in the big city with his cousin, Virgil. It’s interesting that in this fourth …

In Hit and Run, a fourth season episode of Sea Hunt, diver Mike Nelson is doing underwater photos of two models for a supply catalog. Overhead, water skiers and boaters are everywhere. After Nelson left, one of the girls is hit by a speeding boat driven by …

In March 1964, The Andy Griffith Show: The Shoplifters aired, and it’s a pretty hysterical half hour of entertainment. It certainly has its moments anyway.
It begins with more of Andy and Barney gossiping in their patrol car as they sit and watch the townsfolk walking by. It’s …

Sea Hunt: Beyond Limits aired toward the end of the third season, back in September 1960. I am amazed that I tend to enjoy this show as much as I do in reruns because up until it started airing on ThisTV, the whole concept bored me. While …

Highway Patrol: Double Copter from 1958 was one of the later shows in the third season to air. This police drama which stars Broderick Crawford as Chief Dan Mathews, the head of the patrol, has a history of promoting the use of helicopters in its episodes. They’ve …

Okay, who is this Gareth Malone really? I know he’s British and that he loves music, but is he really someone with an award winning history and/or outstanding reputation? I can’t tell, and I really don’t know. I’m left to ponder the query though with the advent …

This sixth season episode of The Virginian which was called The Decision was one I enjoyed a lot. One of the reasons the March 1968 went over so well with me is that three of the guest stars are people who I feel a connection to in one …

Black Gold: New Management was the season 3 opener of this reality series, and things are a little different this year. Now first I have to warn that sometimes I wonder why I turn on this thing. Initially, I wanted to see some of that life of …

I was not expecting to watch the new series, Hellcats, at all. I guess I was just bored, but for whatever reason, I tuned in to see A World Full of Strangers, which was the pilot.
Now I think the pilot was altered. There was a cast change …

The 12th season of the reality series Big Brother continued with an eviction episode on September 8, 2010. At this point, there were four contenders remaining, Hayden, Lane, Enzo, and Britney, the last woman standing.
As much as Big Brother bugs me, this season has been a little different. …

From May 1958, Highway Patrol: The Judge had some good elements to it, along with some really dumb bits. In short, we have an escapee from prison named Baker (Robert Courtleigh), who wants nothing more than revenge against the judge who put him behind bars.
Paul Cavanagh guest stars …

Episode 33 of season 3 for Sea Hunt was a show called The Missing Link which aired in August 1960. For me, this presented something different that didn’t go over well with me. This concerned the character of Mike Nelson, which is always competently portrayed by actor …

Have Gun - Will Travel: Don’t Shoot the Piano Player aired in March 1962, the 25th show of the fifth season. The show was notable because it was directed by actor William Conrad.
The primary guest star was James Callahan, who quite honestly I could barely recognize at first …

From its fifth season, Have Gun - Will Travel: The Trap was the 24th episode, airing in March 1962.
Kam Tong was always entertaining as Hey Boy. I loved this bit with him at the beginning of the half hour when he is in Paladin’s room and …

I rather enjoyed Highway Patrol: Dan’s Vacation, a show from Season 3. This 34th episode had Chief Dan Mathews, series star Broderick Crawford, on vacation. He arrives at the pretty Aspen Lake Lodge and is told that the former owner died a few months earlier, and …

Sea Hunt: Underwater Narcotics, the 34th show to air in season three back in August 1960, surprised me a little in that it was almost a lesson on drugs. It dealt with marijuana, or rather, a hybrid form of the drug which Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) discovers underwater.
The …

Sea Hunt: Sunken Car begins with Mike Nelson (Lloyd Bridges) doing a survey job where a pipe would be placed later. I like seeing how they link these little opening bits with what ultimately becomes the main focus of the half hour episodes. The survey really has …