Studio Ghibli Blu-ray/DVD Prize Package
Ends Mar 14, 2010
Enter to win the Ponyo Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack, plus three other DVDs from Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli!
DVD Giveaway - Precious
Ends Mar 14, 2010
With six Oscar nominations to its credit, the DVD release of this Lee Daniels film is sure to be highly sought after.
Alice in Wonderland All Over 59Fifty Cap
Ends Mar 14, 2010
What's on your mind? This week, "Alice in Wonderland" is on everyone's minds, and now it can be on yours -- literally -- if you're one of the three winners of this unique "Alice in Wonderland" 59Fifty style cap.
Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat 59Fifty Cap
Ends Mar 14, 2010
What's on your mind? This week, "Alice in Wonderland" is on everyone's minds, and now it can be on yours -- literally -- if you're one of the three winners of this unique "Alice in Wonderland" 59Fifty style cap.
With this mini-series, the History Channel promises us some top talent giving us some top-notch documentaries. But can the "all World War II, all the time!" channel really deliver?
24Television Review - Nov 7, 2001 - By Seth Gunderson
A sunrise, a sunset, lots of words and sleep in between. What else could go on?
If you like your fairy tales viewed through a dark lens, there are plenty of other options out there, in various media. Shun this ugly duckling, and hope that the future plans for other retellings from SyFy learn from this one's mistakes.
The third episode of Caprica continues the promise started in the pilot and again goes even further than I expected... this is really good televised science fiction.
ChuckTelevision Review - Dec 10, 2007 - By Scott Juba
With NBC giving Chuck a full-season pickup, this electronics store employee turned spy appears poised to become a familiar face on the network's comedy line-up.
Chuck - PilotTelevision Review - Sep 12, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
When Chuck accidentally downloads a CIA/NSA joint program directly into his brain, he becomes the country's newest superspy. Can he do that and still maintain his $11 an hour job as an electronics store technical support representative?
The hit TNT series returns with a new 2-hour holiday episode as Brenda's work takes her to the one place she's most uncomfortable: home with mom and dad.
In this TruTV debut, Jesse Ventura examines whether the HAARP project is an innocent study of the Aurora Borealis, or a weapon mankind shouldn't fiddle with.
Having two toddlers, I don't get to watch too much television. And when I do, it must be after bedtime. I've found one of the neatest shows on after dark on Sci-Fi.
If you enjoyed Sex & the City and don't mind the occasional "American Pie" raunchy style of comedy (tamed down to a Prime Time level), then The Ex-List may be the kind of romantic comedy for you.
Tonight's trek takes the TAPS team to upstate New York, where they meet with Christopher Fox, the curator of Fort Ticonderoga, who will brief them on the numerous strange events that have happened to the staff there, from docents to maintenance workers.
The CW's newest entry into the teen soap market follows a cast of poor little rich kids intent on accomplishing all seven deadly sins before breakfast, all documented by the ever watchful and ever anonymous blogger, Gossip Girl. You're nobody if you're not being talked about.
It's pomp and circumstance, as the gang prepares to graduate. But when Gossip Girl intervenes and crashes the ceremony, Serena vows that the anonymous blogger is going down. But when Gossip Girl strikes back... OMFG!
Nate's reunion with his grandfather may alter the course of his life. Meanwhile, the new Blair Waldorf is intent on killing -- OMG! -- the old Blair Waldorf! Can the team of Serena and Chuck save her in time?
While a step away from the usual caper adventure, this lighter-toned episode of Leverage has some fun with the anti-social nature of Parker as well as the conventions of an anti-Leverage group playing "Runaway Jury."
Danger at twenty-thousand feet plus an insightful skewering of office politics make "The Mile High Job" one of the more enjoyable episodes of TNT's fun caper series.
A corrupt mayor, real estate deals, gun-running, and a stolen baseball team form the elements for tonight's con -- with a cliffhanger guaranteed to leave you coming back for part two.
Indiana Jones has nothing to worry about from this derivative adventure, despite good performances from Noah Wyle, Jane Curtin, Bob Newhart, and Stana Katic.
Life - PilotTelevision Review - Sep 24, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
He used his prison sentence to answer life's big questions. Now this Zen-lightened detective is back on the force, whether they want him there or not.
To save their family, the Clarkes pull their kids out of New York to spend a year in the wilds of South Africa in this family-friendly drama from The CW.
CW's heavily anticipated dramedy series makes its debut, starring Brittany Robertson as a 16 year old ward of the foster care system suddenly thrust into the lives of her biological -- and still completely unprepared -- parents.
Melrose Place so far continues to appeal to the schadenfreude of the not-so-beautiful people, and is on track to grab as much of an audience as did it's predecessor.
The Super Bowl is over. It's 73 days until the draft. What's a football fanatic to do? How about watch a six-week series that goes behind-the-scenes to expose the chaos that ensues before you ever view an NFL game?
Bill O’Reilly, host of Fox News’ The O’Reilly Factor, isn’t here to make friends, he’s here to get to the truth behind the news whether we like it or not.
Point PleasantTelevision Review - Jan 20, 2005 - By R.J. Carter
"The Omen" meets "The OC" in this new drama from FOX.
TNT teams up with television super-scribe Steven Bochco to produce this legal procedural drama that carries a little too much of the quirky scent of Boston Legal and Ally McBeal to stand out among an already overcrowded field of courtroom dramas.
Reaper - PilotTelevision Review - Sep 21, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
The CW puts a slacker-spin on Brimstone in this action/comedy featuring Ray Wise as the Man Downstairs.
Before space cruisers and before little gray aliens science fiction was a whole lot simpler. When Jules Verne first began writing the height of science fiction was airships and the completely ludicrous idea of traveling to the moon.
Six Feet UnderTelevision Review - Jul 30, 2001 - By Jim Van Nest
Move over Tony Soprano. You've been whacked! President Bartlett? Your term has expired. HBO's Six Feet Under is the new "best show on television."
SmallvilleTelevision Review - Nov 5, 2001 - By Seth Gunderson
Smallville retells Superman's teenage years and does a good job of it.
Welcome to Mystic Falls, Virginia, a sleepy little town that's about to become the backdrop for what some will inevitably refer to as Twilight: The Series.
[adult swim]Television Review - Aug 23, 2002 - By Seth Gunderson
The last time I looked forward to Sunday nights, I was 10 years old and eagerly awaiting Doctor Demento. Now I'm all grown up and on Sunday nights I eagerly await cartoons.
