TV Reviews
Waterloo Road BBC One programme
I just love this programme and I am eagerly awaiting to hear whether it is back on again this Autumn. Normally the new series starts about this time, and I have watched every series since the beginning.
Not only do I really enjoy this programme so does my son. …
Way Too Early with Willie Geist TV Show
I love watching Way Too Early. It’s a TV show that comes on on MSNBC. It comes on at 5:30 am. I very rarely am able to catch it when it initially comes on due to the fact that it comes onb so early. I …
Home Improvement television series
This is one of my all time favorite shows from back in the day, even though you can sometimes still find some episodes on reruns. This show features Tim Taylor, the tool man, in this hilarious character. The best part about this show is that it is a comedy, …
American Idiol
I started watching American Idol in their first season because I loved to hear people sing. I thought a show that would give the opportunity to an amazing singer, who might not have a chance of otherwise being discovered, was an excellent idea. I loved watching it every …
Criminal Minds: JJ TV Show
A.J. Cook’s swan song is this second episode of the new season, Criminal Minds: JJ. A lot of fans are angry to see this show come to fruition. Cook was fired during the hiatus in a supposed downsizing move. Paget Brewster came close to suffering the …
How I met your mother Season 1 Episode 17 Life Among The Gorillas
Marshal begins work at Barney’s office. However Marshal’s office colleagues act very weird and in a nasty way with Marshal. They make fun of him, because he does not know how to remain cool, and stay with the flow. So Marshal finally becomes one of them, thus the Title …
The Simpsons Season 8 Episode 12
MrBurns wants to see how good his workers are in case of a fire drill emergency and so decides to have a fire drill. However it takes more than 15 minutes for Homer to come out. It is really funny since the place should be evacuated in seconds, but …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Some Assembly Required
While the first season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer tends to go for laughs, the second season of the series is a bit more morbid; as the episode “Some Assembly Required” shows.
In this episode, rather than fighting vampires (with the exception of the one in the very beginning), buffy …
Jeritan Sepi - Silent Cry
Jeritan Sepi, or in English means Silent Cry is a local Family Drama that I really am hooked at right now watching almost every week.
This family drama is about this particular family consisting of a brother, a sister whom have their own families but failed to look after …
M*A*S*H: Snap Judgment
M*A*S*H: Snap Judgment is the first part of a two-part episode that focuses with items being stolen from the 4077th. In this first installment, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell) are sent a brand new Polaroid camera by the grateful father of a patient. …
Brooklyn Nine-Nine comedy show
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ is now into its second season and as a comedy show it has excelled. In its FIRST season, it won two Golden Globe Awards! It’s one of the funniest shows to have come out in a long time. It has a ‘Parks and Recreation’ vibe in that it …
Family Guy 10-3: Screams of Silence
Why do I feel like everytime I write about Family Guy Season 10, I’m asking for help, to save the series before it’s driven into the ground even more? I want so much for this series to be great, but as each new episode comes out, I’m finding myself …
CSI Season 1 Episode 4 Pledging Mr. Johnson
Just like always the crime scene investigation team is struggling to solve the murder cases while fighting the melancholy and the pain of their personal life. It was a really great episode, only the very last few minutes of the show were a little bit over the top, or …
The 100, TV Show
I was recommended this show by a great friend of mine who is obsessed with it. I’ve being ignoring her for a while now, but I finally decided to watch it after she told me a little bit of what happened in an episode. This show is from CW, and …
Sense8 (TV series by Wachowskis)
Sense8 is an American Sci-Fi drama TV series with the ambition to do for TV what Matrix did for action films. Sense8 was written and produced by the Wachowskis, so if anyone could get away with such a claim it would be the creators of The Matrix themselves. I don’t …
October Road Show
When ABC launched October Road as a mid-season replacement series last year, I was hooked from the very first episode. It starts out approximately ten years ago with two of the main characters in bed saying “goodbye - for now”. It seems young Nick Garrett is heading to …
Smallville: Bloodline
“Bloodline” is the eighth episode of the eighth season of Smallville on the CW. This episode was a little light on action but served to further the eventual arrival of Doomsday, one of Superman’s greatest villians.
Clark is sent a mysterious crystal which sends him to the Phantom Zone. …
M*A*S*H: Private Finance
M*A*S*H: Private Finance deals with a wounded soldier, Private Eddie Hastings, who makes Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) promise to send his money home to his parents, should he die, which he did. The problem is that the man had almost $9,000, which is an incredible amount. After …
Dead Like Me
I’d forgotten how much I liked this show until I saw it on the DVD racks at FutureShop. I asked for the DVDs for Christmas, and I was definitely right in remembering how good this show is/was. It’s too bad that there were only two seasons, although there is …
Street Hawk: Fire on the Wing
Fire on the Wing, episode 6 of Street Hawk, is probably my favorite of the series, and there’s a really good reason for that. One of my most enjoyed actresses appears in a main guest starring role. Kristen Meadows, who I had followed for years on One …
A Very Supernatural Christmas Episode
A Very Supernatural Christmas is a third season episode of the CW series “Supernatural”, and the first time that the show had a holiday themed episode. Previously they attempted to do a few different holiday episodes, but this time they went with Christmas. I have to admit that I …
Due South: Spy vs. Spy
Due South: Spy vs. Spy was a fairly decent episode of this final season of the adventure drama. It had some interesting and clever elements to it, as well as some small comedy that worked for the bizarreness of the story. Basically, the caper surrounds a secret organization …
Models of the Runway: It’s My Party and I’ll Wear What I Want to
Well, it has happened. When Models of the Runway first came out, I thought it was a refreshing show that gave a nice behind the scenes look at the models of Project Runway. But, I also knew, at some point, the elimination at the end would start getting a …
NCIS Los Angles Season 3 Episode 8 (TV show)
Episode 8 of season 3 of NCIS Los Angeles was as entertaining and engaging as ever. The storyline was unexpected, important matters and lives were on the line, all accompanied with a healthy dose of humor and inside jokes. There were, however, a few things that I did not …
Adam-12: Eyewitness
My favorite scene in Adam-12: Eyewitness from season four is a segment with a dog. It’s a cute dog and in the show, he’s a seeing eye dog. I pretty much enjoy everything about this and the way Martin Milner as Officer Pete Malloy plays with him.
This …
Stargate: Infinity: Can I Keep It? TV Show
Stargate: Infinity: Can I Keep It? is the animal lovers show, which meant I actually got emotional watching it. Truly, I had tears in my eyes, but again, that’s because I get very emotional over how animals are used in shows, even when they are animated like …
Burn Notice: Scatter Point
Burn Notice: Scatter Point from season two is the first non-Michael Shanks episode that I can say I really enjoyed. It had me pretty much from the beginning when Michael and Fiona were trying to find Carla’s hangout. There was a funny bit with a pizza delivery …
The Real Ghostbusters: Season 1, Episode 47: The Bird of Kildarby
When a billionaire philanthropist transports an old Irish castle to Manhattan, it causes a fair amount of trouble. As it turns out, there are hundreds of spirits in there and they aren’t too keen on letting people in. Every time somebody enters, they promptly get thrown out …
Heroes TV series
This is the newest TV series that has rocked the whole nation. It’s actually about several people who have super power abilities and how their destinies are tied together. When NBC started advertising their new series, my husband and I were so excited. We love the unexplained, and this …
The Simpsons: Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire
Hey, look at that. I came across back-to-back Simpsons episodes tonight and they were both Christmas related.
“Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire” is by far my favorite though. For those of you who don’t understand the history of the show, this is the very first Simpsons episode (after it …
Columbo: Double Exposure TV Show
I adore Double Exposure, which is a third season entry for our favorite unassuming detective series, Columbo. As always, Peter Falk does a superb job. In fact, I just love how he faces off against his foe in this episode.
The reason I’ve always remembered Double Exposure over …
Trinity Blood episode 20
In the splendor of jolly good old post-nuclear great Britton, now known as the kingdom of Albion, something goes terribly astray. Doesn’t it always, on the apocalyptic horror vampire show known as Trinity Blood? Episode twenty: “Throne of Roses: Kingdom of the north” is a tale of politics and …
Laramie: The Lawbreakers
Laramie: The Lawbreakers is a really entertaining episode with some neat humor in it. It all surrounds Judge Barnaby Cade, a convicted robber about to be released from jail. Years ago, his gang got away with a lot of money that has never been found. The …
Super Mario Bros. Super Show
Mario was once everywhere. I mean, Mario is still a very popular character and Nintendo’s been churning out more fantastic games starring the plucky plumber, but back in the eighties, and even into the early nineties, Mario was on everything. Much like how Pokemon was slapped onto every single …
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Nightmares
Nobody likes nightmares so the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode Nightmares is a great episode to watch if you like being creeped out a bit.
This one, again, doesn’t involve vampires. But, it does involve a kid in a coma who has an out of body experience and brings his …
Wonder Woman TV show
Wonder Woman was a great TV show. I love this show so much. The music and intro to the show was just great. And the music in the intro always gets me happy and excited. I also think that Wonder Woman is very pretty and looks very good in …
New Girl ,’A Chill Day in’, TV show
As I wrote my review of the episode Road Trip I really feel the need to write my review of episode ‘A chill day in’. These two episodes are a long way from the episodes we got used to watching in these last two seasons which are sometimes good but …
M*A*S*H: Friends and Enemies
In M*A*S*H: Friends and Enemies, Colonel Sherman Potter (Harry Morgan) is reunited with his best friend, Colonel Woody Cooke, played by John McLiam. While Potter is happy to see him, he’s not so happy when Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) gives him an unfavorable report about Cooke. In …
The X-Files: Season 2, Episode 22: F. Emasculata
This episode had a lot going for it. You had escaped convicts, a deadly virus, a government cover up, all the makings of a blockbuster mini-movie. Yet somehow, the whole was less than the sum of its parts.
I was going to nitpick the idea that …
Bring ‘Em Back Alive: The Hostage
Bring ‘Em Back Alive: The Hostage starts out with one of those cliffhanger scenes, with Buck saving himself from being run over by a truck by clinging to the undercarriage and climbing up. This show loves to do those old movie house devices, making you think there was …
The Universe: Parallel Universes
The History Channel’s highly intriguing and always entertaining science documentary series turns in another sensational offering with this in depth, but incredibly palatable look at parallel universes.
It’s not just the thing of science fiction apparently, in fact the raw science is all there and not only might there be …
Due South: Strange Bedfellows
Due South just isn’t holding my interest in its third season, or first season, depending upon how you look at it, incarnation. Strange Bedfellows is the episode being discussed for this review, but I never really got into it. There’s a lot of soap opera elements here …
M*A*S*H: Tea and Empathy
M*A*S*H: Tea and Empathy just isn’t a show that held my interest, not even with all of the various storylines that made up the episode.
The thirty minute show was divided in part into a tale that include a patient of B.J. Hunnicutt’s (Mike Farrell) that is addicted to morphine. …
JUMONG
Kudos to “Jumong”, a Korean telenovea running in Philippine local TV daily from Monday to Friday at prime time. I was not curious to anticipate the program when it was first launched its premier telecast a year ago since it will will be run at the late hour …
Stargate SG1: Enigma
This episode starts with SG1 stepping through the gate onto a planet whose volcano is about to erupt. There is ash flying everywhere and Jack tells Daniel to dial them home. For once, Daniel does not argue about sticking around, well, until he sees people lying around …
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 …
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Lost Bomb TV Show
From December 1966 comes this 13th episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea’s third season on TV. The outing is entitled The Lost Bomb. Earlier in the season, shows had extra focus on two of the more visible crewman, Kowalski (Del Monroe) and Patterson (Paul …
To Boldly Go … Season One featurette
To Boldly Go … Season One featurette focuses just on the first season Star Trek, talking about various episodes and how it fit into TV in the day. It includes comments by Leonard Nimoy, Robert Justman, and William Shatner. They’re all interesting, as they take into account …
Wagon Train: The Sam Darland Story
I was a little surprised by Wagon Train: The Sam Darland Story because I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. This season six episode reminds me a lot of Boys Town and Father Flanigan, though there isn’t any connection. It’s just the idea that makes …
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