What is the deal with TV nowadays? Does “edgy” mean jerks to TV executives? What I’m specifically talking about is the show Supernatural. For three seasons Sam and Dean Winchester have been fighting demons and all forms of evil, essentially Read more
There are a few new shows this TV season that take the scientific view of strange situations, as opposed to the supernatural that has dominated TV networks the last few years. While I don’t mind a little supernatural in my Read more
The final episode of season 4 of Doctor Who has finally aired. I’m feeling kind of ambivalent about it. I have truly grown weary of the Daleks return, but Dalek Caan was fun to watch in his madness. And Russell Read more
Another series of Doctor Who is rushing to an end. There are only two episodes left, and unfortunately, they are not looking to be anything groundbreaking. We have gone 10 episodes without seeing or hearing a Dalek. This shouldn’t be Read more
The latest Doctor Who episode, Midnight, is an expose on the darker side of humanity. Fear and paranoia rule this episode. It’s a wonderful psychological drama played out in 45 minutes, but also leaves you a little depressed about the Read more
Concluding the story started in Silence in the Library, Forest of the Dead once again gives us a satisfying ending without giving a single thing away. Prof. River Song turns out to be someone of great importance to the Doctor Read more
If you’ve seen a Doctor Who episode in the last 3 1/2 series that’s you’ve really enjoyed, and really gave you the creeps, it was probably written by Stephen Moffat. The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, The Girl in the Fireplace, Read more
(Spoilers for Doctor Who series 4 episode 6, The Doctor’s Daughter) I’ve been a fan of Doctor Who for a long time. I started watching it on PBS when it first came to our shores with Tom Baker as the Read more
Last night, my husband and I were watching TV while we were eating dinner. We were watching Monster Quest, an new entry into the pseudo-science genre that has been invading the cable airwaves. This one is on the History Channel. Read more