TV Reviews
Rick and Steve
There are currently two seasons of the television cartoon series, Rick and Steve. The show airs on the LOGO network. The show is similar to other adult cartoon comedies like Family Guy or South Park.
I can’t stop laughing when I’m watching an episode. The truths the characters speak …
Columbo: A Deadly State of Mind TV Show
George Hamilton guest stars as Dr. Mark Collier in Columbo: A Deadly State of Mind. Hamilton appeared in another episode later that I prefer over this one, which is a okay, but not as good as the other one. This show is all about the power of …
Gilligan’s Island - Waiting for Watubi TV show
This episode stinks in my opinion. I don’t like watching it since there is too much strife and witchcraft tendencies. Skipper believes all the curse superstition associated with witchdoctors and tiki idols. Waiting for Watubi is full of hardship on the Skippers part and we have to watch …
Smallville: Bulletproof
If the first seasons of Smallvill were how Clark Kent became Superman then even though he hasn’t put on the tights and cape this season could be called how Superman created the Justice League. He’s still growing and there are things he has to learn, but there is more …
Shark Week: Shark Bite: Surviving Great Whites
Shark Bite: Surviving Great Whites is one of the hour long specials that airs yearly on Discovery’s Shark Week. The program highlights cases where people were attacked by great white sharks and reenacts their stories. There are also comments from shark experts on why the people were attacked. The …
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Justice
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Justice is the first Prime Directive episode done on this series, although unfortunately, I do not think it is one of the show’s better “message” type shows. In this episode, the Enterprise crew visit a world that is very peaceful and quite laid …
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Dennis Weaver TV Show
Taped in Las Vegas, the problem with most episodes of The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast is that they are more an NBC showcase than anything else. Initially, there were some really good ones that are what a roast should be, a person being teased by friends and co-workers. …
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.: Steel Horses
For me, the real star of The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.: Steel Horses is Comet the wonder horse. I adore Comet in this show. There are some really good scenes with him in this episode.
The show deals with Brisco getting a look at the coming thing, …
Psych: Christmas Joy
Hmm, first a Monk Christmas episode and now a Psych one; anyone else sense a theme here? Just kidding. As far as the episode “Christmas Joy” goes, it wasn’t too bad but also didn’t quite hit the standards I’ve come to expect from this detective show.
I will say the …
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Hank Aaron TV Show
I was never a fan of Hank Aaron, but I have to say that he’s an example of what a Hall of Famer should be in baseball. Watching him as the honoree of this The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast reminds me how far south baseball has gone with …
Stargate SG-1: Fallen
The seventh season of Stargate SG-1 finds viewers delighting in the return of Michael Shanks to the fold as Doctor Daniel Jackson. In fact, his signing and that of Richard Dean Anderson’s came on the same day. The return gave Shanks increased billing. While he was …
House: Autopsy
I enjoy every episode of House not because of the medical part of the show but because of all the others. Now, don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the medical part of the show, but there is nothing truly extraordinary about that. It is the characters that make the …
Stargate SG-1: Bad Guys
Okay, I admit it. For some odd reason, I actually do like this tenth season entry for Stargate SG-1, even with Vala there. “Bad Guys” is really the only one I can think of that I can make that statement with. Of course, Vala is with …
The Two Coreys
When I was a child I loved Corey Haim and Corey Feldman. They were absolutly wonderful and complimented each other very well in the movies that they played in together. So what happened. I tuned in to watch the new show the two Coreys. Not only was it extremly …
Destination Truth: King Tut’s Curse/Swamp Ape
The more I see the show Destination Truth, the more I find myself liking it. None of the episodes have lived up to the first one I watched but they are still pretty close.
Last night’s episode “King Tut’s Curse/Swamp Ape” was probably the best thing I watched last night.
The …
Hector’s Hectic Life cartoon
Hector’s Hectic Life is a cartoon that is brand new to me. I’ve never seen or heard of it before, but it was a holiday offering from the golden age by UM&M TV Corporation.
So as it turns out, Hector is a dog who always gets into trouble. …
Babylon 5 Season 1, Episode 1: The Gathering
I had never watched Babylon 5 back when it was on the air. After hearing a lot of good things recently, I decided to add it to my Netflix queue. It was added to instant watch and I was finally able to sit down and start watching …
Medium Season 4 Episode 3- To Have and to Hold
Medium Season 4 Episode 3- To Have and to Hold
This time they have manages to write a really freaky episode. Not that it was stranger than usual, is that the creepy guy in the episode went all the way to create that fantasy that creeped me out. But then …
Smallville: Instinct
“Instinct” is the fourth epsiode of season eight of Smallville, a TV series airing on the CW on Thursday nights. This was a pretty spicy epsiode featuring the debut of Maxima, a gorgeous alien with a plan to find a mate worthy of her power and beauty. …
Have Gun - Will Travel: Memories of Monica TV Show
Off the bat, let me say that I really don’t like these early season six shows that don’t open with a San Francisco teaser. Instead, they are getting right to the action. We miss the fun side of Paladin, that other part of him that is fancier: …
Eureka Seven episode 37
In an clash of beliefs and a clash of dreams meet reality in one definite boom. Tell me this, young star which the heavens so openly embrace in their omnipresence of existence, why must man fight among themselves and why must we hold such an doubt when an lie …
Mash the TV show
Mash was an old TV show that took awhile to grow onto me but after watching it a few times I thought that the show ended up being great and there was so much that was funny about this show and I honestly think that this show was great. …
Fullmetal Alchemsit: Brotherood Episode 56 (Anime)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 56 begins with Hoehenheim destroying Father’s container, I.E. his body, only to discover that Father can live outside his body. King Bradley battles the Briggs soldiers as he returns and his men regain their confidence.
This episode was fantastic and the animation was awesome, it …
The Art of Fashion
If this week’s episode of Project Runway did anything, it was to get me interested in visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The contestants had to visit the museum in order to be inspired with their outfits. And, they were expected to take risks this week in an effort to …
Dogs 101
“Dog’s 101″ is a television show on the channel Animal Planet.
This is a series of shows where people talk about 5 different breeds of dogs. They tell stories and the histories of each breed. They also explain the temperament of each dog and health risks.
Each show features …
Stargate: Infinity: Coming Home TV Show
I really like the opening part of Stargate: Infinity: Coming Home which deals with the age old problem of prejudice. One of the members of Major Bonner’s team is named Ec’co. He’s a green, rather unusual alien being. However, he’s also a half breed. His …
Channel 2: Harapan
Abs-CBn has a new current events program shown very late at night every Mondays. It is called Harapan, this show is hosted by Korina Sanchez and Ted Failon. I got to see one segment of the show and they are talking about the metro train project of the President …
CHiPs: Ride the Whirlwind
In CHiPs: Ride the Whirlwind, which is technically the last episode of season two, we get another new concept, that of riding trail bikes to try and capture the bad guys who using off road areas for their crimes. The program is initiated by Jon Baker (Larry Wilcox). …
Teach - Tony Danza: Just Say No TV Show
Teach - Tony Danza: Just Say No is the third entry in this documentary series airing over on the A&E network. In this program, viewers get a glimpse into actor Tony Danza’s foray into the education field as he teaches English to a class of 10th grade students …
Batman: The Brave and the Bold: Legends of the Dark Mite
Words can not express how amazing this episode is. It’s written by Paul Dini, which is a major indicator of the high quality you’re in for. It also features Bat-Mite voiced by Paul Reubens.
The episode is just so geekily awesome. There are references galore to the …
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
The game show that can make you an instant millionaire simply by answering 15 questions. They start you off with the first five questions being relatively easy as common knowledge, things that you would hear about daily, kids stuff and then after you answer those first five questions correctly …
Ice Road Truckers: The Ace Vs. the Ice TV Show
Ice Road Truckers: The Ace Vs. the Ice was the latest installment of the 2010 season. It was a good one. My highlights, and questions, are below:
–This is the second time we’ve had a segment with Lisa about her meals. I’m not sure what the producers …
The Carol Burnett Show: Eydie Gorme and Chuck Barris TV Show
The Carol Burnett Show which included guest stars Eydie Gorme and Chuck Barris aired in its tenth season. The show opened with a Mrs. Wiggens skit. She was the blonde with the rear end that stuck out and was a secretary to Mr. Tudball, who was brilliantly …
Saved by the Bell: The College Years
Saved by the Bell the College Years was a short lived show on NBC that followed some of the characters from the original show as they went off to college. In the pilot episode there was only Zach, Slater and Screech, but Kelly turned up in the second episode …
Rachael Ray TV Talk Show
Rachael Ray TV Talk Show is by far the best so far right now for me, besides Ellen. There is just too many good things about this talk show that I really like, and especially when it has something to do with cooking and interviewing celebrities.
Rachael Ray TV Talk …
Deli-Creations Focaccia Sandwich - Parmesan Basil Turkey
Oscar Mayer has again expanded its Deli-Creations line. What began with one sandwich line and then broadened to include flatbread sandwiches, now also includes Focaccia sandwiches. I’ve purchased a couple to try, beginning with Deli-Creations Focaccia Sandwich - Parmesan Basil Turkey.
As with the entire Deli-Creations line, the …
Highway Patrol: Girl Bandit TV Show
The reason that Highway Patrol: Girl Bandit is such a success is its primary guest star, Jeanne Cooper. Cooper has a commanding presence, something that is still evident today as she continues to be a major force on the daytime drama, The Young and the Restless. In …
That Girl: The Russians Are Staying
That Girl: The Russians Are Staying from the fifth season of this pure comedy series is the last one of the series that leaves me a little vacant. I found the plot about a Russian comedian named Nicholai (Bob Dishy) to be too stereotypical and it simply wasn’t …
Club808 Current Music Show
Presented by two young and trendy presenters (a local club deejay and a beautiful singer), who deliver the content in a fresh, vibey and trendy fashion, Club808 is certainly a hit with me and one Friday night show I have come to look forward too. What I like most …
Laramie: Glory Road
Laramie: Glory Road is the second wonderful episode of this western TV series. Nanette Fabray and Eddie Albert guest star. Fabray plays the upbeat spiritualist Essie Bright, who travels the land preaching. En route to Laramie, her pianist is injured and Roney Bishop (Albert) volunteers to …
The Two Coreys: Episode 2.7 - Role Models
What I have been noticing so far in much of this season’s episodes is that each one is like two sides to a coin - First we have the snobby and conceited fame and fortune lifestyle (the Feldmans), then there’s poor and lost with bridges burnt and only a …
The Closer: About Face
While relaxing tonight and waiting for another show to come on, I was flipping through the ‘on demand’ options and came across The Closer with Kyra Sedgwick. I’ve heard about this show and was moderately intrigued by the concept, but I’ve never actually watched an episode. I …
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 …
M*A*S*H: 38 Across
M*A*S*H: 38 Across is a fun show from the first third of the fifth season of this great comedy series. Somewhat bored, Captains Hawkeye Pierce and B.J. Huneycutt (Alan Alda and Mike Farrell, respectively) begin working on a crossword puzzle from the LA Times. All of the …
The Virginian: Silver Image TV Show
The second episode of The Virginian’s seventh season on the air from September 1968 was called Silver Image, and it was far better than I thought it was going to be. The show surrounded a widow of a rancher in Medicine Bow who was in the middle of …
Stargate: Infinity: Feet of Clay TV Show
This piece of animated drama, Stargate: Infinity: Feet of Clay, once again involves Major Gus Bonner’s number one nemesis, the Tlak’kahns. I seldom mention their name because it’s a pain to remember to spell, but I figured I’d use their name in at least one of the 26 …
That 70s Show: Battle of the Sexists
Should girls be able to beat boys at sports? That was the central theme of the That 70s Show episode “Battle of the Sexists,” and I have to admit, it really made an interesting point about the way we view opposite genders.
The episode is based on the fact Donna can …
Ghost Hunters: I am Not Guilty
When I saw the Ghost Hunters episode “I am Not Guilty” was going to visit Dr. Mudd’s house (the doctor who worked on John Wilkes Booth after he assassinated Lincoln), I thought I would get yet another episode that had potential based on the stories surrounding the building but …
The Ray Bradbury Theater: Tyrannosaurus Rex TV Show
The Ray Bradbury Theater: Tyrannosaurus Rex is somewhat different in that we get to see a movie within a TV show. It’s nothing extensive, but I like this concept. Basically, we have an animator being constantly criticized and even bullied because he can’t create a dinosaur that …
The Virginian: Rope of Lies TV show
The Virginian: Rope of Lies is aptly named. Of course, it could just as easily be chain of fools. The short of the matter is that everything is manipulated by a beautiful lady, who manages to convince just about all the men in her life to do …
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