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Tut is an epic story about a Pharaoh of Egypt that captivates and allures; a story of power, honor, faith, love and glory. The actors are well cast, the script is righteous and the sets are beautiful. One of the best executed shows I've seen this year.

"Fate is not what you are given but what you take."

Seems like a decent show; only watched a few episodes. It is a little boring in a sense... I have enough problems I don't need to here about theirs... but I guess that's the point. "Watch The Booth at The End", somewhat the same Idea but with a twist and better execution.

Deadbeat is a supernatural comedy about a guy who is a "deadbeat" that can see dead people. The show is funny, unorthodox, silly and makes me feel better about myself. This so called "deadbeat" can't help himself but he helps ghosts move on to the other side.The animations are a little weak but all and all; its a good show.

Beavis and Butthead is a classic animated comedy. This 2011 series (actually Season 9) is just another good depiction of moronic high-school students... Classic. Funny.

"The wild shall inherent the earth"... the animals had to fight back eventually... "Consider the birds and the bees..." Ultimately the show will fail because it won't get enough attention and the idea is a little played out. Not a bad first couple of episodes but, none the less I've dropped it. Do with this show as you must.

The Brink is an HBO promoting the American ideal of war using a comedial approach but the truth is the show isn't that funny. The cast is huge but the jokes are boring and overdrawn. Do what you must with this...

First Peoples is a show that pokes at the early theories of human origin, evolution and colonization. These theories are based on DNA, carbon/chemical dating and a massive base of scientific and spiritual knowledge. I like that we're still looking in the past to drive the future. If you like historical theory based on science, I suggest this show.

Aquarius is a show that dates in the 60's about the Charles Manson cult and the policemen of the era. This period drama is quite well set, cast and depicted. I wish there was a little more action, a little more thrill and a little more kill. Double D's part could have been better written but, all and all its still a decent watch.

Carver Kings is a reality television show about men carving out beautiful things with chainsaws. The art that these men create is astounding; if you like carvings, wooden tables, chairs, artistic design and the outdoors you would appreciate this show.

This mini-series is captivating and will inspire. The story of a young African girl torn from and watched her parents die before her eyes. This story is brutal, real and eye opening. Book of Negroes depicts racism, slavery and ignorance in the 19th century. This show reminds me of "5 Years a Slave", also a lovely story. If you aren't faint of heart and love beautiful stories about survival; I suggest you watch this show.