I found this show quite hilariouss

Posted : 3 months ago on 5 April 2008 11:08 (A review of The Colbert Report)

This show is realy funny, I love comedy central, and this is definitely a good one, his Air Safety one tht he did today was funny too! I love the way he is so satirical about things!

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LOL Great Show!

Posted : 3 months ago on 5 April 2008 11:03 (A review of Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States)

A Satire of Bush! What could be any better??? This thing is funny and cool and I wanna watch it every chance I get! I love the commercials to they make me laugh. For a Bush hater like me, this show is paradise!

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I saw this show and... wow!

Posted : 3 months ago on 5 April 2008 11:02 (A review of Scrubs)

I watched this and I sat there through 4 straight episodes. It was just to funny to not watch! truly a hilariously made sitcom lolz! you can watch it on Comedy Central, I urge you to do so!

It is just a really funny show, and completely wierd, plus almost everyone I know watches it

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The Best Cooking Show.

Posted : 3 months ago on 5 April 2008 06:50 (A review of The Best)

The Best is perhaps my favourite cooking show ever. I don't know what it is about it but I absolutely love this show. Maybe it's watching the three chefs prepare the dishes in the laid-back atmosphere of their kitchen. Or maybe it's the way the chefs help each other prepare the dishes. The Best promotes itself as a competition but if it is it's a very friendly competition.

I do wish The Best had stayed on air for longer. I would have loved to see more then the ten episodes made.

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Not Your Average Everyday Procedural.

Posted : 3 months ago on 5 April 2008 06:37 (A review of Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service)

NCIS is currently one of my favourite scripted shows on tv. It's definitely not your everyday crime show. This show's just as much about the characters as it is about the crime of the week, if not more so. That's one of my favourite things about NCIS actually, that it focuses on how people who are so different from each other work together. What with main characters being the goth lab tech, the English doctor, the hard ass leader, the movie buff playboy, and the IT geek. NCIS is also a show that brings the funny. When I first got into the show I kept asking myself 'Is this show being this hilarious on purpose'?

One of the most memorable quotes -
"NCIS? Is that anything like CSI?"
"Only if you're dyslexic."

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Brotherly love.

Posted : 3 months ago on 5 April 2008 12:12 (A review of Band of Brothers (Mini-series))

Band of Brothers is a ten-part miniseries which documents the exploits of Easy Company during their World War II campaign. Veterans of the parachute regiment begin most episodes regaling tales of their experiences during the war, though their identities are not revealed until the very end of the series.

The show begins with the recruits undergoing basic training for the upcoming allied invasion of Europe in their Toccoa training camp. It chronicles their adventures through the Normandy airborn landings, Operation Market Garden, the Battle of Bastogne right through to the end of the war, the discovery and liberation of a concentration camp and the capture of The Eagle's Nest complex in Austria.

The show is amazing. It follows a selection of believable and human characters who never ceased to acquire my deepest respect. It is impossible to feel apathetic towards any of the major roles and after almost every episode I found myself rushing toward the internet in the hope of finding out that certain characters had indeed survived the brutal war. The linchpin and commander of Easy company - Richard Winters - is a charming and charismatic character that commands reverence and respect at every turn.

The combat scenes are dripping with realism and intensity, managing to hammer home the shocking realities of war and the toll it took on the ordinary young men sent to fight it. Scenes often switch from moments of humour - as the men try to focus on the good of every situation - to desperate struggles for their lives as they find themselves on the receiving end of a relentless artillery bombardment.

Band of Brothers dishes up realism, horror, tragedy and good humour in equal measure throughout, but what makes it so special is the fact that it is based on real stories of real men whose heroism lifted the tyrannical grip of a fascist empire from the green fields of Europe. No matter how modest the veterans of this extraordinary journey are, they're all legends in their own right. Heroes who put most of today's generation to shame.

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a funny tv show!

Posted : 3 months ago on 4 April 2008 07:10 (A review of That '70s Show)

this show is so funny i never miss a day of it.one of the actors is topher grace that played in the movie spiderman3.it is such a funny show you should watch it at channel 29 or if you have dish 878 or if you have the one with about 100 cannels its 73.if you like this show to you picked the right show.my favorite person in the show is kelso.they show it almost everyday!!!

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great show

Posted : 3 months ago on 2 April 2008 05:14 (A review of The Simpsons)

ne of the best shows ever its was even used in family guy its has games dvds and global 6 star rating

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The Art of Action: Martial Arts in Motio

Posted : 3 months ago on 1 April 2008 10:18 (A review of The Art of Action: Martial Arts in Motion Picture)

This video is cool if you wanna understand the basic stuff involved in a martial arts stage fight,the footage with Bruce Lee is cool and the athleticism and strength of Raw Leiba is amazing,but the video is definitely a beginners guide.

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He discovered an alien planet.

Posted : 3 months, 1 week ago on 31 March 2008 10:26 (A review of The Blue Planet)

In ‘Life of Birds’, to film the mating call of a Lyrebird; a member of Attenborough's team sat, alone in a hot and humid jungle, under a tarpaulin, for 8 hour filming stints, for 2 weeks..All for 5 minutes of footage. Now transfer these difficulties to the filming of 'The Blue Planet', shooting a creature that’s never been filmed before, 4,000 metres below sea level!.

People forget the effort that goes into film documentaries; and Attenborough's undertaking of this series took the most effort yet. The series took five years to make, and filmed in nearly 200 different locations. Much of the footage gathered, depicted behaviours never seen before; further still, a good deal of the animals filmed; hadn't even been discovered. When you considered the amount of painstaking work that went into the series; you can’t help but be impressed.

This series is, in my opinion the pinnacle of its genre. Attenborough filmed never seen before creatures; in the bottom of ocean caverns; deeper than anyone had filmed before. He showed that even the most off the wall and creative act of fiction; could not conjure creatures more unimaginable and wonderful than those who we already share the planet with.




I cannot understand how anyone wouldn’t be impressed by 'Blue Planet', all fact, and as detailed and epic as the Bayeux Tapestry.


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