Category Archives: TV

I just watched parts one and two of a series on A&E called The Prisoner, starring Ian McKellen and Jesus… Err Jim Caviezel. Holy crap, not only is this show messed up, but it’s really, REALLY good. This makes me … Continue reading →

I was watching White Collar and heard the best quote ever. “Please, please, help me find my God damned bible.”

Just watched the first episode, and it’s freaking creepy. It was reminding me of another show, but I can’t quite think of it off of the top of my head.

I’ve noticed a few trends in TV shows. It seems that in lieu of normal openings with great songs and cheesy photo ops, a lot of shows are turning towards either a few second intro just showing the title of … Continue reading →

I just watched another episode of Trauma, and this makes me want to move back out east just to get as far away from San Francisco as humanly possible. This show makes it look like SanFran is the deadliest city … Continue reading →

While not quite as good as either SG-1 or Atlantis, Stargate Universe has a lot of potential. With that being said, it makes it hard to say that none of the characters are that likeable. They kept jumping from character … Continue reading →

Last night I watched the openers of House, Heroes, and Castle. Heroes and Castle were kind of more of the same. I really hope that there isn’t a lot of Claire in this season, because her storyline already seems like … Continue reading →

I just watched the unaired episode of the Dollhouse and I’m wondering why the hell Fox chose not to air it. It was by far the best episode of the season, and I think it’s going to make me disappointed … Continue reading →

Well, it kicked off for me tonight, with one show that I’ve been waiting patiently to come back, Fringe. Let me say, holy shit. The last scene disappointed me a lot, but I kind of saw it coming. I can’t … Continue reading →

I just finished watching the first season of Hawthorne, a drama on TNT. One thing I’ve noticed about TNT is that while they know drama, they don’t know if their shows will be hits. This was evident in Hawthorne, Raising … Continue reading →