TV Reviews

Babylon 5: Season 1, Episode 11: Believers

From the opening shot, you can tell what the plot of this episode is going to center on. A sick, bed ridden boy and two parents wearing what look like ceremonial robes. You don’t even need the episode title to tell you that the boy is going …

That Girl: All About Ann

This funny episode of That Girl is all about assumptions and just how deeply they can get a person in trouble. The episode is entitled All About Ann, which is actually the title of an article Don Hollinger is writing about his girlfriend, budding actress Ann Marie.
The assumptions …

South Park: Pinewood Derby

As South Park gets older, you can really start to see the wrinkles forming. The episode “Pinewood Derby” is a prime example of how far the writers now have to go to do something the show has not done before. As with the majority of the newer episodes, I …

Stargate SG-1: Ethon

Stargate SG-1: Ethon brings the return of Jared Kane from the season eight episode, Icon. That’s the episode where Kane’s wife became a little too fond of Daniel. She’s not in this episode, the character having died as she refused to embrace Origin.
Basically, Kane’s world is worse …

The Simpsons Flamin’ Moe’s Season 3 Episode 10

In this episode Homer’s favourite Tavern owner Moe runs out of beer. Homer then tells Moe about a recipe he accidentally created one night when Patty and Selma (Homer’s Sisters-in-Laws) made the whole family watch their holiday slide show. While watching the slide show Patty’s cigarette ash accidentally drops …

Diagnosis Murder: Left-Handed Murder TV Show

In my first review for season three of Diagnosis Murder, I included the good and the bad of the season three changes. There were a couple of things I didn’t mention then that I saved for now, as I review the season three ender, Left-Handed Murder.
First, there were …

Jeremiah: Red Kiss

Jeremiah: Red Kiss aired in April, but it probably should have been a Halloween episode with all its emphasis on potential vampires.
In this episode, Jeremiah (Luke Perry) and Kurdy (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) come across an encampment where children are being kidnapped. Though the people are skeptical of the two …

NCIS: Iced Season 3, Episode 19

NCIS is called in when a naval officer’s body is found frozen in a pond. When they go to investigate, they find more than one body. Their investigation leads them to a local gang where they find the answers to their questions.
This was a very good episode, …

MASH Series- DVD Boxed Set

MASH was one of my all time favorite series and when it ended, I watched, with millions of other Americans as the Finale played. No one was really sure if we would ever see Hawkeye and the rest of the crew as they muddle through the day to day …

True Jackson VP

True Jackson VP is a very good sitcom for children. Though in real life, it’s not possible for a teenager to become a vice president of a company at the age of 15 as she is doing office and adult jobs instead of being in high school. True Jackson …

Drawn Together

The animated TV series of Drawn Together has been around for a few seasons and I have just discovered it a few months back. I was instantly hooked on to this cartoon series when I saw the first episode. It was so hilarious, controversial, daring and sarcastic at the …

Chuck (TV Series)

Chuck is a great comedy and action show that airs on NBC on Monday nights at 8EST. Chuck revolves around the life of Chuck Bartowski. Chuck is working at a Buy More (similar to Best Buy or Circuit City), where he lives a very uneventful life. …

The Parkers TV show

I think The Parkers is an OK TV show. Sometimes they show was funny, but I was annoyed by it at times. I really think this show was not written very well. The main plot of the show was Monique the fat woman trying to hook up with the professor. …

Bones: The Crank in the Shaft

Well, I will admit this episode, The Crank in the Shaft, wasn’t quite as gross as other Bones’ episodes. But, I know I wouldn’t want to be the one trying to recover a dead body after it’s been ground up in an elevator shaft. In fact, it might be …

Fear Factor

The show fear factor has been around for a couple of years and has been going strong. Their idea was wonderful and they test your mental, physical capabilities to its full extent. I have to say they also challenge your mind so much as to how much you can …

TV Show: Baggage

Synopsis: A contestant tries to decide which of three men or women he/she wants to date by eliminating two based on some sort of sordid detail they reveal about their lives. The show is on the Game Show Network and is hosted by Jerry Springer.
What I liked about this …

The Virginian: Hideout TV Show

The Virginian: Hideout puts Roberta Shore and her Betsy Garth character in the center of the action by having Betsy happen upon a father and his adult son living in a canyon. There’s more to their presence than is originally thought.
I actually enjoy this episode quite a bit. …

Smallville 9.3: Rabid

You can’t go wrong with zombies. There’s just something about them that work, even when it’s greatly flawed. These are more of the “rage zombie” ilk as opposed to the slow walking dead. Seeing the latter would’ve been cool, but this works too.
The change is caused …

Prithviraj Chauhan (TV show)

I really want to know how many of you guys out there watch ‘Prithviraj Chauhan’? Well, I do. It is in fact, the only tv show which I have watched without missing out a single episode. How’s that for a record, huh? The story has been written skillfuly with …

M*A*S*H: Requiem for a Lightweight

M*A*S*H: Requiem for a Lightweight is the third episode of this landmark TV series about the Korean War. Starring Alan Alda and Wayne Rogers, the show focuses on their characters of Hawkeye Pierce and Trapper John McIntyre. It’s all a lot of craziness and jocularity, while also …

Pokemon (TV Show) - Mystery at the Lighthouse (Episode)

“Mystery at the Lighthouse” is an episode of the “Pokemon” television series. In some ways, this episode is reminiscent of a previous episode, “Clefairy and the Moonstone” in that it deals with some of the mysterious of the Pokemon world. Both episodes have a certain mysterious aire to them …

BIg Brother All Stars TV show

Big Brother All Stars! One of the most addicting shows I have ever watched. Ok I admit it I have been a fan since the 2nd season when Will the doctor one. And have been watching it since. I admit I have not actually watched EVERY episode, but I …

Neon Genesis Evangelion episode 7

More Shinji gets involved in the secret world of Nerv, more he realizes that he knows nothing of what they are trying to achieve other than just destroying the angels. He asks Doctor Ritsuka Akagi about the second impact, only to discover that it is actually was caused …

The Fall Guy: Scavenger Hunt TV Show

The Fall Guy: Scavenger Hunt was a power punched way to conclude its first year of shows. It opened up extremely strong by showing a scene being filmed in the interior set for the Psycho house. Once again, William Bryant played the director, a part he took …

Stargate: Infinity: Who Are You? TV Show

It’s a common piece of advice, a cliche even, that things aren’t always what they seem. That’s the first lesson of Stargate: Infinity: Who Are You? which is the children’s animated version of the hit science fiction series, Stargate SG-1, only there’s very little that really resembles that …

Sea Hunt: Killer Whale TV Show

Sea Hunt: Killer Whale is not a favorite of mine in that I just don’t like the subject matter. You know going in that what is going to be shown will be disheartening, and there’s bound to be a sorry ending for the whale. It’s the kind …

The Prisoner: Anvil (2009) TV Show

From 2009, this third entry of the The Prisoner is called Anvil. In it, 2 (Ian McKellen) wants Six (James Caviezel) to work for him. This time, he agrees.
The job in question is to seek out dreamers, people who dream of life outside of the village. …

Psych: Let’s Get Hairy

I wasn’t going to watch tonight’s episode of Psych. I’ve had a long day and wasn’t really feeling like staying up to watch it. But, my wife is out of town and she asked me to record it for her. Since I had to have the TV on to …

A Man Called Hawk: Intensive Care

A Man Called Hawk: Intensive Care is a change of pace in that it’s your classic stand off in a public place, complete with hostages. It all begins with an armored car robbery that really wasn’t handled very well. In the first place, that robbery was horribly …

Moral Orel (Adult Swim)

I had rented some episodes of “The Boondocks”, a cartoon that comes on Adult Swim TV on Comedy Central. In seeing the previews for “Moral Orel” I was hooked. “Moral Orel” is a claymation television show that looks for all intents and purposes like a real …

M*A*S*H: Private Charles Lamb

Radar O’Reilly’s (Gary Burghoff) love for animals really starts to become a bigger part of things in M*A*S*H: Private Charles Lamb. We’ve already seen his animal pin where he takes care of an assortment of critters, but now we see how far he’ll go to protect all animals, …

The Andy Griffith Show: The Guitar Player Returns TV Show

Guitarist Jim Lindsey returns to Mayberry in this May 1961 outing, The Andy Griffith Show: The Guitar Player Returns. Just like the first show earlier in the year that centered on this character, I’m not a big fan of this episode. It’s okay, and it’s ten times …

The Dean Martin Comedy Hour: Bobby Riggs TV Show

Believe it or not, even tennis guru Bobby Riggs was worthy to be the Man of the Week on The Dean Martin Comedy Hour. It’s amazing who they honored, and that’s not always good. Martin had a few good opener zingers, including some about the big Billie …

House : Don’t Ever Change

Last night’s episode of House, “Don’t Ever Change” brought back what was always good about the series, an actual medical mystery that has his team racing against the clock to determine the illness before their patient dies.
Adding to the mystery was the fact the patient is a former record …

Bones TV Episode: The Bikini in the Soup

Synopsis: The Jeffersonian team must solve the murder of a wedding planner found melted in her tanning bed in time for them to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
What I liked about this episode: I have to say that body in the tanning bed was actually pretty gross looking, especially when that …

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Gladiators TV Show

Have Gun - Will Travel: The Gladiators was from the third season of this hit western series. Though black and white, the half-hour series holds up very well. This particular episode has a great message and is relevant in any era. That’s because stupidity, vainness, and …

Criss Angel

Holy cow. Criss Angel is AMAZING. In my opinion, he is the absolute best magician ever. His tv show on A&E is so cool and I love watching it every Wednesday night! If you have never seen him, you definitely need to check him out. He does the most …

The Simpsons TV Episode: Little Girl in the Big Ten

I finally got a chance to watch the entire episode of The Simpsons called “Little Girl in the Big Ten.” This one proved to be pretty darn funny.
Lisa is enrolled in gymnastics and, because she is the same size as the college girls enrolled in class, they naturally assume …

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Wild at Heart

At some point, I knew Willow’s relationship with Oz was going to go south. After all, he’s a werewolf and, three nights out of the month, he has no control over his actions.
Of course, up until the time I saw the episode “Wild at Heart” I figured their impending …

Batman: The Brave and the Bold: The eyes of Despero

This is one of the highlights of the series. It has that perfect blend of light hearted humor, silver age wackiness, and serious superheroism that makes any hero story worthwhile.
The galactic menace Despero seeks to take control of the corps and it’s up to Batman, Guy Gardner, G’nort, …

Even Stevens

I used to watch the television series “Even Stevens” when it used to air on the Disney Channel. It wasn’t my favorite show for the reason that I didn’t like the actor Shia Labouf’s crazy, fun loving character, Louis. I also hated the “Even Stevens” musical when it was …

InSecurity: A TV comedy show

I loved the new Canadian action-comedy show of CBC. The story revolves around spies of a fictional government office called National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA). It stars Natalie Lisinka as Alex Cranston, Canada’s version of Alias. She’s suppose to be a kick-ass spy who gets into all …

Happy Birthday Mr. Monk

One thing I’ve noticed in the final season of Monk is the cases are somewhat easy to solve but the episodes still manage to be entertaining from a comedy standpoint.
This was the case last night with Happy Birthday Mr. Monk.
The episode, of course, had Monk celebrating his (50th) birthday. …

The Suite Life of Zach and Cody

Ok so I’m lame; when nothing’s on I turn it to the Disney Channel for background noise. I actually like The Suite Life of Zach and Cody. I think all of the actors on the show actually have talent; they carry the show pretty well. The kids that play …

Ghost Hunters Academy: Final Exam

My wife and I watched the season finale of Ghost Hunters Academy last night, Final Exam. It was an OK episode because I think it ended explaining more about the series than the rest of the episodes did.
For one, we learned that, instead of going home, the class members that …

Stargate Atlantis: The Queen

Stargate Atlantis: The Queen, season 5’s eighth episode, is very big into this whole wraith business. The wraith are the equal of the Goa’uld on Stargate SG-1. The problem is that no one really wants to look at them. They are unpleasant evils and never really …

Stargate SG-1: Shadowplay

Stargate SG-1: Shadowplay is hum drum for me. It bores me to no end. Its focus is a potential Kelownan civil war. The thing is, who cares? The Kelownans are selfish cowards, as evidenced by Jonas Quinn himself, so I’m not sure why Earth should …

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 …

Bones (TV series)

Bones is a crime drama that stars former Angel star David Boreanaz as Seely Booth, a FBI agent who enlists the help of socially awkward anthropologist Temperance Brennan. It is based on the life and books of Kathy Reichs.
The series is your typical boy/girl partnership trope, but it …

Project Runway, season 3

Now that there’s only one episode left in the third season of Project Runway, I can honestly say I can’t wait until it is finally over.
This season has to be one of the more annoying seasons I’ve ever seen. It seems to me that fashion has taken second place …

 
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