Reviews
This show has had it's fair share of problems but overall they can be overlooked as Sam 'n' Dean are without a doubt the best TV duo in existance. Sexy, smart, funny and not above taking the Michael out of themselves, Jared Padaleki and Jenson Ackles on screen chemistry is beyond reproach. When they fight, when they're friends and all the brotherly interaction is believable. Also loving both cass and crowley as the literal angel and devil on the boys shoulders, mischa collins and mark shepard who bring both humour and honesty to the characters.
A much grimmer look at interstellar relations than star trek, this show had a very political message running through it's five year run. JM Stackzinsky wove an enthralling narrative that would have gone strong through many more years and companion shows alas the fickle viewership of america seems determined to keep good sci-fi off our screens. With many plotlines left unresolved a future return to this universe would not only be possible but also welcomed and long overdue.
a refined comedy from veterans of the genre featuring a delightful ensemble cast who... ah sod that! one of a very few spin-off's which impressed me as much as it's parent show. not one episode failed to make me laugh, some so hard that i cried. there may even have been one or two that made me cry so hard that i laughed!(at myself) so a job well done to all cast and crew. Special mention to the two dogs who so excellently played eddie the dog, without a doubt the two biggest stars of the show.
My favourite tv show of all time! It started out as a pretty light-hearted teen show with a cheesy theme then as each season came so did the dark. You have to watch this show just to see the musical foray into existentialism (once more with feeling).
i used to stay up till 2am to watch this as a child, the make-up effects alone make it stand out. too much was left unanswered and won't be resolved in the update like, where did vincent come from and just how did catherine bring herself to sleep with him (beastiality in the 80's lol)overall an engaging fantasy series that finished far too soon
This show has been on a roller-coaster since stephen moffat took on more duties, his writing is haphazard and he struggles to find any originality in his work. Luckily he doesn't write all of the episodes and has a co-writer for many of the others so he has yet to destroy my love for the doctor. four very talented men have brought back a most beloved character(despite the writers being so-so).
Finally, a show that celebrates brains. Get your geek on and enjoy this highly entertaining comedy with some of the most talented actors of their generation, after all none of them reads comics and the only Phd in the cast is late comer Mayim Bialyk!
Another show I find myself inexplicably drawn to. Most, if not all, of the characters make me want to kill and the absurdity of the entire situation defies belief. Still I find myself watching, I must admit mostly for Max, she's coarse, she's crass and not someone you would consider taking home but I would love to be her friend.
Three men and a baby without a dodgy porn moustache! The only problem i have with this show is taj mowry, He's so camp and effeminate that I can't believe he's straight, the character is always on about getting the ladies, what for to borrow their shoes? Jean-luc bilodeau and Derek theler are an amazing team, you really feel like they could be brothers, Danny the strong, gorgeous athlete with the heart of a giant and the brain of a child and Ben, everything's a scheme to get what he wants typical portrayal of a man. Round off this chemistry with the ageing single mother refusing to grow old gracefully and the childhood chubby turned sexpot that both guys have feelings for and this comedy has got what it takes to last more than one series, in fact it's on number3 which must mean it's good... right?
A great companion piece to the Marvel movies.