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I'm usually pretty good at sensing this stuff, but the recent episode was so obviously artificial I practically tripped over it.
Well, guess what, the only mayhem we saw was in the ads touting next Wednesday's episode.
The high point of Pacific Blue was an episode in which a couple of thugged out gangsters are coming to whack someone with submachine guns ... on bikes!!!
I have only seen the minimum wage episode yet i have no intention of watching the others, how can that be?
Morgan starts theatrically complaining about his awful situation living on minimum wage right at the beginning of the episode and the complaining never stops.
A pretty awful film, I'm amazed the likes of Derek Jacobi & Vanessa Redgrave agreed to be in it, it's like an overlong episode from a poor TV detective series.
So far each one has been as scary as an episode of "In Search Of" 3/10
Second, the true story of this episode: 39 soldiers, operation "Magistral'".
The show is terrible with guys claiming to be real players competing against each other (there are two of them competing in each episode) in stupid games where they try to get girls at a bar to talk to them, get girls numbers, and so on.
If I had never seen an episode of the original Avengers, with Blackman, Rigg, or Thorson, I would have appreciated this series more.
What can you say about a movie whose funniest episode sees a fat man wrestling a garden hose?
In fact any episode of Power Rangers contains more realism than this movie.
Most of it was just people talking about the place.The episode of the Ghosthunters show that went there absolutely destroys how this show was.
Each episode offers up more and more questions, whilst providing the answers to very few.
"Still Life" had perfectly captured the essence and feel of an episode of "The Twilight Zone" and I was eager to see what Knautz could do when taking on the horror-comedy genre.
The mama (?) alien also pops up to terrify the small band of scientists who are observing our gravid hero, and she (?) seems to have the body of a bear and the head of Yarnek, the rock creature from a 1969 "Star Trek" episode.
Instead, we get this soapbox episode where the "message" overwhelms the script, the characters, the staging, everything, and by the end I was just wondering whether it could get any worse, and I won't spoil it...but it ended up getting worse.
Coscarelli is famous for being the man behind such cult gems as the Phantasm series and the irresistibly weird Bubba Ho-Tep; but he brings none of the qualities that made those films great to this TV episode.
This is the first episode in the series, and the first that I've seen; I really hope they get better.
every episode their is always more white women then black one's.
To people like me the first episode was interesting and the second was disastrous.
The movie just felt like one overlong episode (I can't remember any of it), and the villain should have been far more intimidating than a green monkey.
It churns out the same basic premise episode after episode after episode, and though it may try to have some mystery and intrigue once in a while, the ending will always be the same - "The Powerpuff Girls save the day!"
It's like that episode of every TV show where the characters sit around a photo album or something and you just see recycled footage of other episodes.
I have not watched every jackass episode.
And everyone wants something do with her, for example in one episode that Logan guy bid $4,000 to have her and her friends cheer for everything he does in his pathetic life.
From this point on the movie plays out like a bloated "Twilight Zone" episode.
The story lines are dire - every episode revolves round a bizarre medical issue acted out by a variety of brummie extras who can never actually act, and for some reason the doctor always ends up round their house solving their problem.
I had a hard time staying awake for the two hour opening episode.
The first ever episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation is remarkable for two things: it's hugely enjoyable introductions to all of the main cast, and Marina Sirtis' peculiar accent which would later disappear.
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