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73 Yards
There’s only one way to start a review of this episode and it’s to praise actress Millie Gibson. She carries the entire story from start to finish. I don’t love the idea of it, because I’m watching a show called … Continue reading
The Avengers: Invasion of the Earthmen
Right from the start of this episode, with its bizarre opening sequence, it’s clear that we are in the realms of parodying Star Trek. This shows the extent to which The Avengers was being made for US viewers, because viewers … Continue reading
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Tagged Invasion of the Earthmen, The Avengers
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Land of the Lost: Abominable Snowman
When Jack and Will find a unicorn, they decide to bring it back to the temple for Holly as a “birthday present”, but it soon goes missing, sending Holly looking for it. Once again, this series utilizes the lost world … Continue reading
Angel: A New World
As the season winds down, I was expecting the final three episodes to go one of two ways: three action packed pieces, or three slow burns that could be viewed as one long story. I can say it’s not the … Continue reading
Supernatural: The Usual Suspects
“The Usual Suspects” starts out strong and just keeps going. If you usually skip the recaps at the beginning of an episode, resist the urge. This recap includes a montage of the boys in their various disguises and it’s worth … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Supernatural
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Two to Go
It’s not Willow any more. That’s the comfort we can take from this, the one thing that leaves the door ajar for her redemption, should she survive the end of the season. And as always, Buffy the Vampire Slayer has … Continue reading
Twilight Zone: Probe 7, Over and Out
There’s a simple trick here that we have to glaze over once the punchline is revealed. Prior to that, Probe 7 Over and Out was a new experience for me. Somehow, I neither knew what to expect, nor had I … Continue reading
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Tagged Probe 7 Over and Out, Rod Serling
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Boom
Over the years, I’ve seen many movies and TV shows where the entire story is carried by one or two people. It usually shows off the acting talents of a given actor or actress. Boom may have a handful of cast … Continue reading
The Avengers: The Rotters
In You’ll Catch Your Death, villains created a virus which makes people sneeze themselves to death. Before they can monetize their invention, they try to kill anyone with enough knowledge in their field to stop them. In The Rotters, villains … Continue reading
Land of the Lost: Hot-Air Artist
When David Healy shows up as Roscoe T. Post, explorer, adventurer and hot-air balloonist, the Marshall’s have a hope of getting out of the Land of the Lost. Although I’ve got to ask: why? Ok, so here’s my thinking: the … Continue reading
Angel: The Price
Sometimes it’s hard to parse through all the thoughts I have with this show. After a wild ride, we seem to have another standalone episode that manages to still tie things together. This season was surprisingly crafted in a way … Continue reading
Supernatural: No Exit
Have you ever been creeped out by a noise you heard in the walls? A strange creak or scuttling, maybe? It could be the building settling, or a critter that got in. Or it could be something worse. Much worse. … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Supernatural
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Villains
So it turns out this season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer does have a Big Bad after all: Willow. With most of this season’s dangers and problems originating from within Buffy’s group of friends, this is the perfect way to … Continue reading
Twilight Zone: Uncle Simon
Well, that’s it then: Rod is back to his old habits giving us another household full of jerks. Was this really what people wanted to watch at night? I mean, no wonder people drank and smoked. Uncle Simon is about … Continue reading
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Tagged Rod Serling, Uncle Simon
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The Devil’s Chord
With a return of a prelude (which, I just learned, is called a “cold open”), we’re introduced to the next episode. Within seconds, Jinkx Monsoon shows up on screen as Maestro. A friend of mine had been very excited by … Continue reading
The Avengers: The Interrogators
Let’s face it, the plots of many Avengers episodes don’t hold together particularly well, but this one is excellent. Although the villain’s plan is convoluted, you can really see how it might work in real life to get secrets from … Continue reading
Land of the Lost: Flying Dutchman
It’s definitely not the show it was but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. However, this episode makes a critical mistake early on: it gives away the punchline in the title. I imagine it was done because they intended viewers … Continue reading
Angel: Double or Nothing
First of all, I don’t know why I’m surprised that this series is so good at anticipating my wants. Last week, one of my specific gripes was why Wes didn’t talk to Angel or at least one of his other … Continue reading
Supernatural: Simon Said
[Trigger Warning: Coerced self-harm.] It’s impressive how many ways Supernatural finds to scare us week after week. Among other things, they’ve touched on monsters, drowning, claustrophobia, shadows/the dark, demons, car wrecks, and now, mind control. This one might be the … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Supernatural
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Doctor Who: Boom – What Will Survive of Us is Love
I’m not writing reviews of new episodes of Doctor Who at the moment, because it turns my enjoyment of a new season into just a little bit of a chore, and Doctor Who means too much for me to do … Continue reading
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Tagged Arundel, Boom, Chichester, Faith, Fifteenth Doctor
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