TV
I’m not going to lie. I watch a lot of television. But even with cable and my DVR, it’s simply impossible to watch everything. But this being summer, I decided to give four shows that I never normally watch a chance to impress me.
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If you weren’t a kid in the ‘70s, you really missed something special: The world of Sid and Marty Krofft. The release of the new “Land of the Lost” movie has been hitting my nostalgia button bigtime.
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Of all the canceled shows that karma really should have treated more kindly, “My Name Is Earl” tops the list.
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With the passing of the Memorial Day holiday and the annointing of another "American Idol" champion, it's time to get down to the serious business of fall. I mean summer. I mean fall TV, in summer. Clearly put, "Wipeout" is back.
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Adam Lambert was an "American Idol" favorite from day one. Gilles Marini, Shawn Johnson and Melissa Rycroft looked like winners the entire season on "Dancing With the Stars." But do predictable finales ruin the show?
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Thursday marks the end of another season of “CSI.” Back in July of last year, I lamented over William Petersen’s impending departure. I worried that it would make this once-great TV show an also-ran along the lines of “CSI: NY.” So how has the show fared without Petersen?
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Bravo, "Desperate Housewives." With just one episode to go, the show has rejuvenated itself thanks to its five-year time jump, demphasizing the kids, and the murder machinations of Creepy Dave. It's just too bad the show had to lose Edie.
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We’re down to the final four on “America’s Next Top Model,” and while the winner seems obvious, the judging this cycle has been baffling.
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Are we in the middle of the Susan Boyle honeymoon, or the backlash, or the bogus backlash, or the backlash to the backlash? I can't keep up.
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HBO’s “In Treatment” may not get the fan accolades or the critical love of some of the network’s other series, but it’s the kind of show that sneaks up on you. Even though I’d watched last season faithfully, I wasn’t even sure if I’d watch this new one. All new patients? Did I really want to put in the time and get invested? Well, it took about half an episode and I was hooked.
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