Tony Redman reviews the new “Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp” boxset. (Insert ape-related pun here.)
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Kerry Washington leads a strong cast in the political drama, “Scandal.”
I don’t quite understand what happened with GCB. There was a ton of preseason buzz and preseason advertising, as ABC was clearly positioning it as the heir apparent to the…
Warm milk. A bath in lavender soap. An old episode of the 80s TV adaptation of Babar. These are the three things that every parent knows can relax and put to sleep even the fussiest of toddlers. Glory be, as Nelvana’s Babar, long a mainstay of VHS, the early morning hours of family-friendly cable channels,
Take a trip down ABC’s spooky series, “The River” now on DVD
Despite it’s glossy, Disney look, Jane by Design is just as good as the glitzier/ grimier teen soaps seen on the CW.
What do secret agents, Fu Manchu, Star Trek parodies and lemurs have in common? They’re all part of the DVD box set “Mystery Science Theater 3000, Vol XXIII.” See what Tony Redman has to say about it in his review!
The release of David Wain’s web series, “Wainy Days” comes to DVD.
If you’re looking for a last minute gift for the teen in your house, or if you want an enjoyable, light way to spend some of your time off, I would recommend “Switched at Birth.”
Long-lost episodes from the classic series are finally available on DVD, and we have Donna Reed’s real-life daughter to thank.
Japanese man-monkeys, brute men, and girl gangs abound on the Satellite of Love as Tony Redman reviews “Mystery Science Theater 3000, Vol. XXII”
TV on DVD recommendations for the Holiday Season from Popdose TV Editor, Scott Malchus.
In anticipation of the theatrical version of John LeCarre’s classic novel, the 1979 miniseries has been released on DVD.
While fans await the second season of The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, there is enough action, adventure and good humor here to tide them over.
“Barney Miller: The Complete Series” is a mammoth collection worth the time if you can make it.
I’m not going anywhere for the next couple of days. Because I have the complete run of The Monkees—32 episodes of season 1, and 26 episodes of season 2—spread across…
Scott Malchus reviews the DVD release of the short-lived British series, “Identity.”
Scott Malchus reviews the second season release of the ABC hit, “Modern Family.”
I’m not breaking any new ground by telling you our world’s pop-cultural landscape is liberally littered with remakes, reboots and other works that pay homage to the past. It’s one…
Kelly Stitzel reviews the DVD release of the HBO adaptation of Carrie Fisher’s one-woman show, Wishful Drinking.
The strength of The Office’s season seven is how the rest of the cast stepped up, making Carrell’s exit with four episodes remaining just little bit easier to swallow.
Tony Redman reviews the latest Mystery Science Theater 3000 release: “Manos” the Hands of Fate!
We now have a cable television subculture saturated with antiheroes. Walter White on “Breaking Bad,” Tommy Gavin on “Rescue Me,” Patty Hewes on “Damages,” Nucky Thompson on “Boardwalk Empire” and, to a certain degree, Don Draper on “Mad Men.” Add to that list Dexter Morgan, the titular “hero” of this Showtime series and you have one hell of a party.
Tony Redman reviews the latest Mystery Science Theater 3000 box set, with all five Gamera the flying turtle episodes!
In conjunction with the new/updated Cartoon Network “Thurndercats” series, Warner Brothers has released a two disc set of the first twelve episodes from the original show.
Scott Malchus returns to Bon Temps for the third season of “True Blood”
The Dean Martin Variety Show offered a little something for everyone. There was music (well, duh) and plenty of laughs, but there was also a lot of style. Everyone on stage who joined Dean carried with them a sense of class. Most important, everyone on the show seemed to be having a great time, often at the expense of Dean.
Rocko’s Modern Life, the beloved cartoon from the early 90’s, finds its way to DVD.