An overhanging wire in the backyard of the David household is spoiling the view, and driving Cheryl nuts. All it’ll take to get rid of it is a final signature from an adjacent neighbour; simple, if not for the fact this is Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Larry is on top …

While Cheryl excitedly rehearses from a surprise casting in The Vagina Monologues, and old flame of Larry’s has an interesting proposition for him. Reluctantly, and not without inquiring about the scales of incest; Larry is dragged along to offer his ex emotional support at an incest survivor’s group and …

A young boy whose drawings come to life with grisly consequence provides the premise for this episode; a relatively straight forward stand alone that neither excites impresses.
For a start, the storyline once again feels like something out of a more fantastical show than an X-Files episode, showing that …

An unusual episode, but one of the more interesting of the final few seasons; Improbable offers us a strange tale of numerology, a hunt for a serial killer and a strange individual who seems to know the answers to everything, played by the brilliant Burt Reynolds.
It’s Reyes who’s …

The lacklustre final season delivers a pretty decent episode with this, for the most part a Reyes centric tale that offers up an original enough idea and some solid character development for both Reyes and Doggett.
After a pleasant evening with Doggett, Reyes begins her drive home but is …

A vicious serial killer flitting between alternate realities to live out his sinister fantasies without retribution is the premise of this episode.
This is a solid enough episode, and one of the first to really seal the new pairing of Doggett and Reyes as something to take notice of. Both …

Louis Theroux travels to Kansas and meets with the Westboro Baptist Church, home of the infamous Phelps family.
As the Phelps family travel the country, picketing the funerals of dead soldiers with their baffling propaganda; Theroux watches carefully, neither engaging them to anger at his questions, nor shying away …

Louis Theroux travels to Nevada and enjoys a stay at The Wild Horse Ranch, a legal brothel. As he spends several weeks interviewing those who work and frequent the establishment, he also chips in and manages the phones, working alongside his subjects.
While his more recent efforts have been …

In one of his more recent films, Louis Theroux travels to America to investigate the Neo-Nazi movement. It’s one of his more daring and uncomfortable endeavours; opting for more head on investigation than the lighter distractions his Weird Weekend series had to offer, but all the same, Theroux carries …

Louis meets Ann Widdecombe; a controversial Conservative MP famed for her right wing philosophies and prudish private life.
It’s one of the more awkward and abrasive pairings in the When Louis Met… series. Widdecombe is both distrustful of Theroux and defensive of all but the most basic of questions, …

Louis Theroux brings us another insight into the weird and wonderful as he immerses himself in the life of the survivalist. In the rural extremes of Idaho; he meets a variety of people; by choice set away from the rest of the world; their pantries stocked and rifles loaded; …

In one of his first Weird Weekend ventures; the ever engaging Louis Theroux sets about investigating the adult entertainment industry stateside. He meets with porn directors, porn actors, and their supporting spouses and even goes as far to make a cameo in a gay porn movie.
If you’ve never …

The hit and miss forth season concludes with an unusual finale, both in subject matter and its change in pace. As opposed to the all out action we’ve had in previous seasons, here we’ve been treated to our kicks and punches in the previous episode, wrapping up the so-so …

Somebody’s stealing Larry’s newspapers…and a neighbourhood get together for Cedar provides the ideal opportunity to nail the culprit.
Meanwhile, a registered sex offender has moved into the neighbourhood and despite some initial apprehension, Larry is soon charmed and endeared toward the man and Cheryl is outraged to discover Larry …

While Richard Lewis ails away in hospital, desperate for a kidney, Larry still won’t budge and offer up his own. But, Larry’s mind (and general Larry-ness) is altered when his private investigator finally offers him the news that he is indeed adopted.
After jetting off to meet his birth …

After Larry’s latest behaviour; “Aren’t you Evelyn?” has now been picked up by ABC. But this reassuring new development doesn’t last for long, and as usual, Larry’s at the core of it all.
At a party hosted by an ABC bigwig; a broken bathroom lock serves as the catalyst …

Larry’s on form here in this first season episode as he yet again quarrels with Lewis, insults a black doctor in an attempt to be “affable” and is labelled a bon-a-fide racist by a would be employee.
After losing Cheryl’s prescription for a much needed dermatological remedy; Larry is …

Another stellar episode from the third season; where twelve sponge cakes, the nanny from hell and a child with an exceptionally large penis all roll into one to bring fresh mishaps for Larry David.
After he accidentally causes the dismissal of an eccentric nanny, Larry finds the odd woman …

Desperate not to give away his kidney to Richard Lewis, Larry concocts a ridiculous plot to get his old friend moved to the top of the transplant list. After tracking down the head of the Kidney Consortium; Larry plays the part of a ski loving, generous spirited, orthodox Jew …

Exhausted after having to play helper to blind rehearsal pianist Michael; Larry decides to fix him up with a new girlfriend to take the strain of off him. After thinking over potential partners; Larry finds the perfect girl…an Islamic fundamentalist.
Meanwhile, Ben Stiller leaves “The Producers” unable to work …

Larry and Cheryl reluctantly attend a dinner party of a casual acquaintance of Larry’s; Gil, a former porno star.
After an draining drive to the out of the way home of Gil, the couple finally arrive at “the house that cum built”. Larry quickly makes enemies after refusing to …

After an enjoyable double date with Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen, Larry loses his prized campers at the shoe desk and becomes infatuated with Mary. He soon enjoys a day of shopping with Mary (and her mother) to the bemusement of wife of Cheryl and friend Ted.
Later on, he …

Larry David and Julia Louis-Dreyfus take their new sitcom idea and pitch it to HBO and for a time, all seems well. However, after a mix up at a Chinese restaurant and a swapped order with a HBO exec, Larry won’t let the discovery of eight missing shrimp go…and …

Wanda introduces her new fiancé to Larry and Cheryl; gangster rapper Krazee-Eyes who soon becomes a firm fan of Larry. After a hilarious discussion on the balance of obscenities in rap lyrics; Krazee-Eyes secretly shares information on his unfaithful behaviour with Larry, which Larry quickly assumes to be common …

The third season of Curb wraps up in style as the restaurant finally opens, Larry insults and injures a particularly harsh food critic, Cheryl gets caught in a car wash and a foul mouthed tourettes suffering French chef causes concern for the investors.
While the third season has been …

The new restaurant Larry has invested in is fast approaching its grand opening, but a apparently grim discovery from Oscar, Jeff’s corpse sniffing dog means the kitchen is excavated as the police move in.
Elsewhere, Larry and the Browdy’s have made their peace and things seem even rosier for …

Wanda pays a visit to Cheryl and Larry with some shocking news; a terrorist attack is about to go down in Los Angeles…at least according to a friend of a friend with a CIA contact.
There’s a lot going in this episode; Alanis Morrisette pops up as the act a …

The forth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm gets rolling quickly. Larry and Cheryl’s tenth anniversary is fast approaching and they make mutual promises to each other as anniversary gifts. Cheryl is granted her wish of renewing their vows at a small ceremony and Larry brings Cheryl up on a …

Larry finally thinks he’s got a willing partner to cash in on his tenth anniversary present of a one time sexual dalliance with another woman; this time in the form of a sultry dry cleaner whose crazy about him. However, as usual, he misjudges the situation.
After a clumsy …

In one of his most eventful adventures; Larry fakes being racist to avoid jury duty, buys marijuana for his glaucoma suffering father, gets Marty Funkhauser arrested by airport police, picks up an outspoken prostitute so he can ride the car pool lane and ruins his chances of gaining membership …

One of the shows we ended up watching Sunday night was the Simpson’s season premiere “Homer the Whopper.”
This one wasn’t too bad of an episode even though I do think the newer episodes just don’t seem to live up to the older ones. Homer gets a chance to play …

My family has been watching the show Family Guy for some time now (at least until our 5-year-old started repeating some of the stuff she shouldn’t have and we took a break from it) so we were interested when we learned there was going to be a spin-off starring …

I finally got an opportunity to watch the show Lie to Me last night. I’ll confess, coming in on a series in the middle of it, really did create some confusion for me as to who the characters were. But, from what I can tell, the show is definitely …

Last night was another new episode of House; one that sets up his return to being a doctor.
After getting out of the mental institution, he decides to quit because he feels being a doctor is what led to him becoming an addict. He ends up taking up cooking instead …

I was home yesterday afternoon and was flipping channels on TV since it was too cold outside to do anything.
One of the shows I ended up coming across was Cold Case Files. At first, I thought I would be a lot like the series Cold Case; in other words, …

Wow, that was one of the funniest episodes of any series I have ever watched. I haven’t watched the show Everybody Loves Raymond all that much but the episode that was on “The Sneeze” was absolutely hilarious.
Basically, Raymond is at an airport and someone sneezes on him (which, in …

Since there wasn’t anything really worth watching on TV yesterday afternoon, I ended up watching Home Improvement re-runs; including the one where Randy leaves the show to go to Costa Rica.
This was the first time I have seen this episode (though I have heard about it) and I have …

Yesterday was my birthday so I decided to take the afternoon off. I didn’t do too much other than watch TV. But, I did get to see a great episode of Home Improvement.
Ironically, this episode had Tim celebrating his birthday too. Only, instead of getting to do what he …

I love watching this TV series both on TV and online. I love watching crime movies because it is such of interest to find out how a crime is committed, what is going on in a criminal’s mind, and the consequences of the action afterwards. Watching CSI series piqued …

The Simpsons fall season 09 premiere was highly disappointing. I have been an avid fan of the show since it began 20 years ago. I was anticipating the premiere, wondering what new could be in store.
Dry, dry and boring. It started off somewhat interesting but quickly lost its …

The Cleveland Show is a new series airing on Fox’s fall season 09. It features character Cleveland Brown from Family Guy. On the show he gets divorced from his beloved Loretta, and decides to pack up his son and move to California. On the way to California he stops …

Friday night’s episode of Psych was an OK episode but nothing that was overly impressive compared to other episodes from the series.
This one, which had a great introductory song sung by the group Boys II Men, focused a great deal on Gus and his past; including his college days …

I got a chance to watch the new Monk episode Friday night “Mr. Monk and the Voodoo Curse.” It was somewhat interesting and pretty entertaining.
The case itself was a little too easy to solve. You have a bunch of people dying by mysterious means and each of them has …

Finally. Models of the Runway has been getting a bit boring lately because the designers almost always stick with the models they are used to and don’t make a change from week to week (even the models themselves were commenting about that). So, you can’t imagine how refreshing it …

Last night’s episode of Project Runway was actually kind of cool. The designers were asked to make movie costumes based on a particular genre they were assigned at random. Adding to the difficulty of the challenge was the designers were only given one day to complete their work instead …

The seventh season of Curb picks up pace and marks a vast improvement on the first episode with a largely functional episode designed to oust the Black family and level the playing field for the rest of the season.
While I’ve enjoyed the Black family; it’s about time they step …

Ask any Buffy fan what his or her favourite episodes of Buffy are and you’ll undoubtedly find “Hush” cropping up a fair bit. And, it’s really no surprise why; this episode is astounding.
“Hush” just isn’t a gem in Buffy’s catalogue of episodes, but a terrific little piece of …

British comedienne Daisy Donovan brings us a sometimes insightful, often bizarre, but always charming insight into numerous sub-cultures and conclaves of society.
If you’ve seen her on the 11 O’Clock Show or anything of the kind, you’ll be familiar with her comedic ways. She’s as sweet as pie on the …

Larry David and company make a welcome return to our screens with the premiere episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm’s seventh season.
On the surface, things seem pretty typical. Larry once again finds himself at odds with the modern world and all who inhabit it. He finds himself pulled up …

Ask anyone of their aspiration in life and house is certainly included in their long wish-list. I am one of the persons who aspire to have one someday, for now I’m content of seeing elegant houses on magazines and on TV. Clean House a foreign TV show, seems to …