Teach - Tony Danza: Back to School is the first of seven episodes that focus on entertainer’s unusual experience at Northeast High School in Philadelphia where he teaches English to 10th graders. This is a documentary series airing on A&E that is a mixture of fun, frustration, hope, …

The Andy Griffith Show: The New Doctor, from season one, is quite entertaining.
The one thing that seems funny to me is that this show has dealt with new doctors in a lot of different ways, or should I say will deal with. There’s absolutely no consistency to it, …

From February 1957, Highway Patrol: Statute of Limitations, starring Broderick Crawford as California Highway Patrol Chief Dan Mathews, is just a so so episode that did very little to capture my interest for more than a few seconds at a time.
The story begins by talking about speeding, which is …

The Andy Griffith Show: Andy and Opie’s Pal, from January 13, 1964, was one of the few episodes where Opie’s human fallacies came out.
One of the good things about The Andy Griffith Show is that the characters weren’t perfect. Andy frequently misjudges people. He apologizes, a …

Trust is a bit better of a Starhunter episode than the one that preceded it: Peer Pressure. Here the villains of the day are a bit less annoying, and a bit more sinister. I also really like the concept behind the new prison: a completely automated prison …

Series Name: Futurama
Episode Title: Episode 7: My Three Suns
My personal rating: 8/10
Episode seven of the first series of Futurama is certainly one of my all-time favorites. This episode has laugh after laugh, and especially if you are like me and are easily amused and laugh at absolutely anything. The …

The Twilight Zone: Of Late I Think of Cliffordville features Albet Salmi as a wealthy, egotistical, and annoying businessman named William Feathersmith. He lives for the challenge and in this program, he gets a shot at it.
Here are a few thoughts about The Twilight Zone: Of Late I …

The Simpsons is a show that has been on for what seems like forever and you know what I think it is great because this show is just freaking funny and there are way too many things to be said about The Simpsons. The characters are all good and …

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Outcast is a very disappointing episode of the series that was supposed to be an episode that explored homosexuality and an alien culture’s desire to “change” those members of the population that exhibit such “unnatural” feelings, however the means in which this …

When I was a child we would stay at home and watch television. It was something that you did all the time. One of the first television series that I remember watching in color was the series Bonaza.
There was Brn Cartwright and his sons, Hoss, Little Joe …

Centennial: The Longhorns is one of the most fun section of this wonderful mini-series. It’s the only focused on the cowboy, and since I love cowboys, I loved this episode.
One of the reasons The Longhorns works so well is that it is headed up by the terrific actor, …

In 1998’s From the Earth to the Moon - Part 1: Can We Do This?, Russians beat the Americans into space, rushing the United States to get a man in space in short order. Freedom 7 puts America on the space map and makes Alan Shepard a hero. …

Weeds is one of the best dramas/comedies on tv right now. If you like an edgy, sometimes funny, sometimes poignant show that pushes the envelope from traditional sitcoms, this show is the one for you. The excellent acting of Mary Louise Parker and Elizabeth Perkins make it clear why …

Have Gun - Will Travel: A Miracle for St. Francis is the tenth show of the sixth season, and it is directed by William Conrad, who has taken the helm on several other episodes of this western series. Once again, we don’t get a San Francisco scene, which …

Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Martin Poster could be called a star studded event. This premier episode of a new western television program starred Steve McQueen as bounty hunter, Josh Randall. Guest starring alongside McQueen were Michael Landon as Carl Martin, Nick Adams as Andy Martin, Warren …

The eighth season of Family Guy continues with this so-so episode. After a check up at the hospital, Lois’ medical records reveal her mother Barbara is in fact of Jewish descent. Initially uncomfortable with the idea, Lois begins to investigate her heritage, a heritage which Peter soon embraces. But …

The Rachel Zoe Project: The Oscars and Figure Skater — Johnny Weir was another hour of watching the very self-absorbed and not all that likable Rachel Zoe. She’s a stylist, one of the best of those out there today. She also reportedly comes from humble beginnings, which …

That Girl: That King from season 5, the last season of this ABC series, had some funny moments in it. One of the things I enjoyed was seeing star Marlo Thomas dressed up in a beautiful gown and adorned in diamonds. She really looked like a princess. …

Kate Gosselin has been announced as a contestant on season 10 of Dancing With The Stars. Even though the show hasn’t even premiered yet, there’s a lot of buzz about all of the Kate haters. I personally don’t have a problem with her, because she’s a mother, …

Towards the end of the fourth season of Wagon Train, Denny Miller (then going by the name of Scott Miller) joined the cast as a regular. The Duke Shannon Story is his introduction to the show. The story begins with his grandfather, Henry Shannon, filling Charlie Wooster’s …

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 …

This was the first episode in the 8th season (1970) of BBC’s Doctor Who and the first season broadcast in color and the first episode featuring the brilliant Jon Pertwee in the role of The Doctor.
The Doctor joins the crew of UNIT (United Nations Intelligence Task Force) to aid …

Aang and crew come across a forest that was razed and burnt to the ground by the fire nation armies. Aang mourns the loss of the forest, but Katara cheers him up by showing him acorns, indicating that the forest will grow back in time.
They come across an …

I can’t remember if I have reviewed the That 70s Show episode Love of My Life before. If I have, I’m sorry. But, I saw it again last night and still think it is one of the funnier episodes from the series; at least the very end of the …

Ever since I can remember or even had access to cable television, the television show “Cops” would air on the cable television channel FOX. I remember that it was a hit television series for years as many people I know including me liked to watch it; as well as …

After The Vampire Diaries episode 8 entitled “Rose” I was more than thrilled to see episode nine entitled “Katerina”. If the name doesn’t give it away to what this episode might be about, then I’ll just tell you—¦Katherine Peirce (also known by her previous and original name before becoming …

My Parent’s House is a television show that comes on HGTV. The premise of the show is to take a room in someone’s house that is stuck in the past and modernize it. The children help with the new design. They tell the designers what their parents like as …

Long before Little Britain came about, David Walliams and Matt Lucas were still playing around in strange costumes and silly wigs. Rather than a sketch show, Rock Profile is instead a spoof interview series with real life presenter Jamie Theakston posing as the interviewer to a host of world …

The Fugitive: When the Bough Breaks is a poignant episode that guest stars Diana Hyland as a woman who is traveling with her baby. Kimball comes across her when he hops a freight train. As events evolve, he discovers the baby isn’t hers after. Then he …

The Inbetweeners, it is now into its third series and it showed in the first episode that it had not lost much of what made the first two series so good, so a lot was once again expected of the second episode.
This episode saw the four lads introduced to …

In the commentary for That Girl: Paper Hats and Everything , Marlo Thomas talks about the tenderness of this episode and how her father actually did always take her out on her birthday. It was very special to her. She actually got a little choked up talking …

Star Trek returned to television as in animated series in 1973 and included most of the original stars voicing their characters. It really does feel like Kirk et al are out there exploring. Star Trek: Yesteryear is the second episode and was quite wonderful overall to watch.
This …

Well, I guess that explains the commandos running around Sunnydale. Apparently there’s some sort of government run group known as the Initiative and they are interested in capturing and experimenting on vampires; including Spike (who was captured the episode before).
I couldn’t figure out a whole lot about this group …

This episode of “Justice League Unlimited” begins with flash trying to get Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl together. I believe that Wonder Woman is still upset over the Thangarian invasion though they don’t say in the episode.
I both like, and dislike that about Justice League Unlimited. I appreciate that they …

I have been a game show fan since the days of Queen for a Day, and that was a long time ago. to be honest,when I read the previews for Deal or no Deal I did not think I would like it, but it has become one of my …

Again, my problem with the Shout Factory DVD release of this show, and others that they’ve done, is how inconvenient the layout is. Since this is only a four-disk set, it’s not as bad as others, but what they tend to do is put two DVDs on the …

Kekkaishi Episode 2 follows a typical day in the lives of Yoshimori and Tokine, Yoshimori sleeps during class while Tokine is smart and good at school work. It also shows Yoshimori’s passion, making castles out of cake.
This episode was rather light-hearted, which is rather nice, considering the fact …

M*A*S*H: Say No More focuses on a wounded soldier at the 4077th. This brings the soldier’s father to the camp. General Addison Collins, played John Anderson, is gung-ho military. He’s everything that Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) detests, and one thing Hawkeye can’t stand is watching General …

I was a little apprehensive about how interesting a show about marijuana could be. Let the record show that this program is definitely NOT for children. The storyline is quite interesting actually: a widwo makes money to support her family (two boys) by selling marijuana in her …

From season seven, The Virginian: The Land Dreamer has a really bad continuity goof to start off the show. It was so bad. We have Sheriff Abbott (Ross Elliott) in the middle of a confrontation between Hosea McKinley (James Olson) and Caleb Welles (Don Francks) when shots …

For the first time, Ray Bradbury, from whose mind all of these episodes come from, does a unique introduction to his story. He talks more about how he gets ideas. I love these introductions. In the show’s first cable season, there were six episodes and only …

Here’s the deal with Columbo: Identity Crisis. Like most episodes of the police drama, I’ve seen it numerous times. It’s not a favorite, but I love Columbo, so I watch it when it pops up on TV. One of the reasons it’s not high up on …

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode “Becoming,” which is the season 2 finale of the series, is a two part episode. Today I’m going to tackle it as one whole episode instead. And, I have to say, while a bit weak in some aspects, it really does set the …

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Man of Many Faces, episode 6 of season 4, and begins with a shocker. Well, for those who fall for these sort of things, anyway. We’re at a press conference where Dr. Randolph Mason claims that Admiral Nelson is opposed …

Synopsis: Carly and her friends are challenged by a famous chef and end up outcooking him. They are thrilled (especially Sam, because the prize is steaks) until the chef feels sorry for himself and quits.
What I liked about this episode: Well, first of all, there used to be a …

The neighbor below Monica’s apartment has always been a pest to them. He always thinks that they are stomping on the floor, so he is always hitting his broom on the ceiling to keep them quiet. They are so annoyed with him at some times, just because they feel …

When I get the opportunity on a Sunday morning I love to watch a television show called Sunday Supplement. Shown usually on Sky Sports 1 at about 9:30am, it brings together 3 to 4 sports journalist from various tabloids or broadsheets to discuss the previous days results and any …

In this episode, it turns out that a Goa’uld parasite got into an Air Force character while they were escaping from Apophis in the previous episode, Children of the Gods. The parasite starts taking control of this character, who’s named Kawalsky. The rest of Stargate Command, including …

Stargate SG-1: The Fourth Horseman Part 1 has a lot of drama in it, some of which I liked and some of which I didn’t. The highlights, on both sides, include:
–We start off with more basketball playing. It’s just another sign that Daniel isn’t the Daniel of …

Gideon and Dr. Reid have a father son relationship. In this episode, we found out that Dr. Reid just turned 24. He and Gideon are always playing chess, the reason is for Gideon to teach him how to think outside the box. Which is hard for Dr. Reid because …