How many of you saw last night’s episodes? On the chance that you haven’t seen them yet, I won’t post any spoilers. But I will say that these episodes were a big improvement over last week’s. I have to warn you that they are depressing. For those of you who did see them, what did [...] Read more »

Nightmares & Dreamscapes is the second of Stephen King’s mini-series this year, due to come on in less than 5 hours (my time) tonight on TNT. This is a partial reminder to myself, since I missed Desperation, which came out around the time my husband had his accident. Most of the time, I’ve enjoyed the [...] Read more »

How many of you watch this show? My husband and I have become loyal fans since its first episode in December ’03. The funny thing was, we didn’t think we were going to like it. Remakes of an original show usually flop, but this one didn’t. The past two episodes have been real humdingers. If [...] Read more »

“Perhaps she mistook the cops for the Others?” No, this lady needs some serious Anger Management classes, along with jailtime before she kills someone. She should also get her license revoked, since she has so little regard for others. Let her bike her way to the set. Share and Enjoy Read more »

When this show first aired, I wasn’t sure if I was going to enjoy it as much as the others. For one thing, the producers should have used one type of family–parents with two small children or families with (or of) adult children. I felt bad for the kids who got eliminated because they they [...] Read more »

This episode was much more action-packed and than the previous episodes. I found myself feeling more compassion towards Ana-Lucia, whom I thought was nothing more than a “tough girl” stereotype in the last two episodes. They’ve had more contact with “the Others” than the first group of survivors, and managed to kill three of them. [...] Read more »

How many of you watch this show, and what do you think about it so far? Are you as frustrated with the flashbacks that take up the majority of the show? The first episode of this season was all about Jack and how he performed a miraculous surgery on a woman named Sarah (who turned [...] Read more »

I’ve been an avid watcher of The Amazing Race since the second season. When the network started advertising the Family Edition, my first reaction was negative. After seeing all the torture the adults went through (eating gross delicacies, not to mention tortuous tasks), I thought it was terrible to expect kids to have to go [...] Read more »