TV Reviews

The Dean Martin Comedy Hour: Zsa Zsa Gabor TV Show

It’s a Woman of the Week for The Dean Martin Comedy Hour. That’s an unusual occurrence as there really weren’t that many women celebrated in these roasts that took place over the years. The lucky female was none other than Hungarian Zsa Zsa Gabor. Naturally, the …

Mrs. Columbo: A Riddle for Puppets TV Show

The third outing of the short lived series, Mrs. Columbo, was called A Riddle for Puppets. Now this show has a few things going against it which led to its quick demise. The most obvious is that Kate Mulgrew, who stars in the title role, just …

The Stand TV miniseries

When I heard that there was going to be a broadcast of the mini-series made from Stephen King’s book “The Stand,” I was very excited. I read the book years ago and it was one of my favorites. I am sorry to say I was not …

The Virginian: Woman from White Wing

The Virginian: Woman from White Wing is the second episode of this western series. It told a bit of the Garth background in that we learn that Betsy (Roberta Shore) was adopted and wasn’t the natural daughter of Judge Henry Garth (Lee J. Cobb).
The guest star is Barry …

TV Show Ugly Betty

No wonder there are a lot of hype surrounding the popular hot new TV show, Ugly Betty. Everybody loves Ugly Betty, even those who can’t understand English do. This is proven, as the show even has translations into several languages across different countries.
Perhaps it’s because everybody could …

Log In For Love TV Show

Log In For Love is a new show on TBS. It follows the dating lives of tweleve different women in New York City. The show is done in a documentary like style. Overall its a pretty interesting show to watch, just to see see how other people go about …

CSI NewYork S4 E7

CSI New York Season 4 Episode 7- Commuted Sentences
In this episode we follow the CSI team as they attempt to solve what at first seems like two unrelated murders. In the first one, a woman is accused of the murder of the man who had raped and injured her …

Family Guy: Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater

As one of the earlier episodes of Family Guy, “Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater” is among the more funny ones. It has a decent build up, and while the plot is not as out there as later episodes, its decent writing saves the day.
Lois’ aunt dies, and the family inherits …

That Girl: This Little Piggy Had a Ball

One of the most classic episodes in the history of That Girl is from the comedy’s first season. It’s called This Little Piggy Had a Ball, and it’s the episode when a curious Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) puts her toe into a bowling ball, and it gets stuck.
That …

Mr. Monk and the Paper Boy

I had never seen the Monk episode Mr. Monk and the Paper Boy before and I have to admit, after seeing it finally, I absolutely loved it. It was one of the best Monk episodes ever made.
Monk has his paper boy killed on his doorstep and the newspapers are …

Saw IV

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from this installment of the Saw series. I mean, a fourth? What were they thinking? There’s only so much you can do with this story line!
Pleasantly surprised, I found out I was wrong. This is actually my favorite of all …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Matter of Honor

This second season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation - “A Matter of Honor” is an episode that is quite fun to watch, although it does have its flaws. This is the show’s second Klingon-focused episode, and like the first Klingon episode, this episode excels - at least, …

The Simpsons: Jazzy and the Pussy Cats

Well, who knew Bart’s trouble making tendencies could be turned into something good? The Simpsons episode “Jazzy and the Pussycats” shows Lisa isn’t the only one in the family with the ability to be a talented musician.
This is actually a funny episode. Bart makes trouble at church and, embarassed …

Black Butler, Animated Series

Black Butler is a supernatural genre anime that tells the story of a boy named Ciel who is intent on gaining revenge for the death of his parents. To do this he makes a contract with a demon named Sebastian as well as a handful of lesser demons. The …

Cory in the House

Cory in the House is a new Disney Channel series starring Kyle Massey as Cory. Cory originally is from That’s So Raven, playing the role of Raven’s little brother. Now that his father received a job as head chief of the white house, he now stars in his very …

Barefoot Contessa (Food Network TV show)

I absolutely love cooking shows. But I have to admit that this one is a favorite because the Barefoot Contessa cooks with such love and commitment. IN fact, I like the show because she often cooks meals and serves her husband and friends. He always …

Fame: Metamorphosis

Fame: Metamorphosis is the premier of the musical dancing television series which was based on a hit movie. I recall at the time being a little put off by star Debbie Allen’s comments on The Tonight Show that they’d found an even better Coco Hernandez than Irene Cara …

Curb Your Enthusiasm: The End

While Richard Lewis ails away in hospital, desperate for a kidney, Larry still won’t budge and offer up his own. But, Larry’s mind (and general Larry-ness) is altered when his private investigator finally offers him the news that he is indeed adopted.
After jetting off to meet his birth …

Caillou

Caillou is a cartoon about a four-year-old boy and his adventures. Both my seven-year-old (when he was younger) and now my almost two-year-old like this show, although I have never been a fan, and I try to change the channel if I know it’s coming on next.
The show does …

The Great Truck Food Race TV Series

The Great Truck Food Race TV Series aired on the Food Network during the summer of 2010. It was a six episode series where seven food trucks competed for the grand prize as they sold food in various places of the country.
It really was fascinating to see how …

CSI New York

CSI NY is a crime scene investigation series based in New York. It is made by the same people as CSI Las Vegas and CSI Miami, and the main actors from both of the other series have been in New York on different occasions.
One of the things I …

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 …

Game of Thrones:Episode 1: Winter is Coming

I just simply saw the IMDB reviews of the series the Game of Thrones and immediately, I wanted to see it so bad because it had 9.5 rating and great reviews. It is based on a book, but I would really rather watch it than read it so I …

The Big Bang Theory

The Big Bang Theory is an amazing show. I’ll admit it took me a little while to get into it. All the nerd speak was a bit off putting at first and the show was finding its feet. But once it did find it’s feet - …

Infomercials (tv scams)

Dateline NBC recently ran a segment on how false and scandelish infomercials are. They acutally came to find out that infomercials, many of them, hire washed up acresses to “claim” that some usually partially false product has worked remarkably for them. When Dateline interviewed these actresss, they confessed …

CSI New York Season 3 Episode 6 - Open and Shut

This episode was a bit strange, but I enjoyed it anyway. I think the story ended up being a little bit too complicated and not very realistic. It was interesting because it shows how life does not always go according to plan and that fate is much more powerful …

The Twilight Zone: The Bard TV Show

From May 1963, The Twilight Zone: The Bard is not a show that I like very much. It never captures my interest or draws me into any part of the story. Usually when this episode pops up on television, I change the channel or even turn the …

Scooby Doo

Scooby Doo is a funny, family oriented cartoon that all ages can love. The Scooby Doo cartoon has been around since the 1970s, and several generations have grown up watching this crazy cartoon with a talking dog. Scooby Doo stars Scooby Doo, the brown and black spotted dog who …

Celebrity Big Brother 2010 (UK)

I am engrossed in the UK version of Celebrity Big Brother 2010 which, as I write, has been running for just over a week on Channel 4, with a couple more weeks to go. This is the very last one so I am trying to appreciate it before …

The Office: Baby Shower

“Baby Shower” is a more romantic episode of the Office, which airs on NBC on Thursday nights. The episode features the return of Jan, Michael’s ex-girlfriend. Michael is all excited beause he thinks Jan is going to let him be involved in her baby’s life, even though Jan …

Harper’s Island Season Finale

Harper’s Island season finale was very good. It made me jump in a lot of scenes, fearing for the different safety of the victims and the remaining ones in the episode. It was a really close call for Abby and Jimmy and besides them, Shea and Madison survive as well.
Wakefield …

Cover Her Face - Part 3

Cover Her Face, Part 3, moves this P.D. James murder mystery along significantly. One of the things I like about this particular outing, though, is that the storyline is much easier to follow than those in later outings. I felt that way about The Black Tower, too. …

The Twilight Zone: The New Exhibit TV Show

The Twilight Zone: The New Exhibit is a creepy show from 1963. It’s about a rather docile man who works for a wax museum. He becomes anxious when the museum closes and his most prized wax figures are in danger of being destroyed. Ultimately, the owner …

Justice League Unlimited: Wake the Dead

This episode feels like a sequel to an episode I haven’t seen. In this episode, Solomon Grundy is brought back from the dead. Since he is a zombie I’m not entirely certain how that works, but it doesn’t matter because he’s not really very important to the episode.
Just like …

Stargate SG-1: Serpent’s Song

Stargate SG-1: Serpent’s Song is an interesting entry in the SG-1 second season. Peter Williams returns as Apophis, seeking asylum from the Tau’ri of all people. Unable to leave the injured Goa’uld behind, SG-1 brings him back to Earth. Then things really start to heat up, …

M*A*S*H: B. J. Papa San

In M*A*S*H: B. J. Papa San, B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell) latches on to a nearby Korean family whose father has taken ill. He ends up doing all kinds of things for them, including giving them supplies and fishing up their home, while cutting himself too thin, time wise. …

Teach - Tony Danza: Solidarity TV Show

Teach - Tony Danza: Solidarity is the fifth hour of this documentary. The premise has this performer known for Taxi and Who’s the Boss actually teaching English at Northeast High School in Philadelphia. It’s been a challenge for him, but I think he’s grown, and I continue …

Highway Patrol: Train Copter TV Show

Highway Patrol: Train Copter is the sixth show of the fourth and final year that the police drama was on the air. It was November 1958 when Broderick Crawford starred as Chief Dan Mathews in this particular episode which involved not just the series’ beloved helicopter, but a …

Star Trek: Operation - Annihilate! TV Show

From April 1967, Star Trek: Operation - Annihilate! is the final show of the first season of this science fiction classic from the mind of Gene Roddenberry. It finally gives us a relative of one of the regulars, even though he dies before we meet him. What …

Hellcats: Ragged Old Flag TV Show

Alyson Michalka stars as law student and cheerleader scholarship holder, Marti Perkins, in Hellcats: Ragged Old Flag. In this outing, she has some division of unity between participating in a rather ridiculous football game between the girls volleyball team and the cheerleading squad or going on an important …

Avatar: The Last Airbender Episode 7 (Animated)

Avatar: The Last Airbender Episode 7 has Aang, Katara and Sokka aid a village that is being plagued by a monster. People keep disappearing and Aang promising to find them. Meanwhile, Zuko searches for his Uncle Iroh after he is kidnapped by Earth Kingdom soldiers.
I enjoyed this …

Mork & Mindy: A Mommy for Morky

There isn’t much on TV today so I found myself watching re-runs of Mork & Mindy most of the morning. It’s been a while since I’ve seen the show but the episode “A Mommy for Morky,” reminded me of everything that I missed about the series.
I don’t remember Mindy …

Scrubs: Our White Coats

All season, this show has teased at reaching the level of the early seasons of the show. Almost every time that happened, a sub par episode followed, so I don’t want to get my hopes up yet, but I found this episode highly enjoyable.
It had the perfect balance …

Best Evidence Caught on Tape: Ghosts (2008)

Best Evidence Caught on Tape: Ghosts is an hour long 2008 documentary which examines many examples of footage which purportedly has captured an image of a ghost. Giving their commentaries and opinions are various experts in the paranormal who are sympathetic to the idea of ghosts and the …

Due South: Dead Guy Running

Quite honestly, Due South: Dead Guy Running didn’t capture and maintain my interest very much. The story dealt with the past case of the real Ray Vecchio, a case in which he almost lost his badge. When one of the guys from that situation shows up and …

Voyagers!: Destiny’s Choice

Jon-Erik Hexum and Meeno Peluce star in Voyagers!: Destiny’s Choice wherein their characters of Phineas Bogg and Jeffrey Jones have to convince Franklin Delano Roosevelt to continue with his political dreams.
Much of the story in Destiny’s Choice was, of course, strength of character in the face of adversity. …

The Cosby Show. A TV Sitcom

For those of us who grew up during the late 1980’s and early 1990’s there is no more memorable sitcom than “The Cosby Show”. To me “The Cosby Show” was a big part of my childhood and a sitcom that still reigns as my favorite sitcom of all …

Code Geass Episode 3 (Anime)

Code Geass Episode 3 begins with Lelouch confronting Clovis about his brother’s murder and killing him. Afterwards he investigates Kallen, the girl he saw the terrorists in Shinjuku.
This was a pretty good episode as it developed Kallen’s character and gave Lelouch a chance to use his powers more, …

That Girl: Mission Improbable Part 1

That Girl: Mission Improbable Part 1 opens up the fourth season of this fun-filled comedy series starring Marlo Thomas as Ann Marie and Ted Bessell as Don Hollinger. These two have a marvelous chemistry that is a joy to watch. Sometimes you wonder how Donald puts up …

 
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