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"Scene Of The Crime" feels more like a TV episode, or an episode of a serial.
All i want to say to the people who make this is: don't do whole episode about space, because they suck.
Think that my 2 year old nephew had a better idea for the episode than these people do.
Free Willzyx (Stupidest name/title ever) is the worst episode of ANY of the TV shows I watch, which includes X-Files, Alias, All 3 Law And Orders, All of the CSI's, Family Guy, Simpsons, Chappelle's Show, Colbert Report, and more.
It was so tame, so unoffensive it might has well been an episode of Sesame Street.
This one plays out to much like some cheesy television series episode to be as good as part three was and I never really had the urge to try and watch part five of the series.
Man, this would have been a bad episode of the original series.
I only saw the first part of this and concluded that I wouldn't miss anything if I didn't watch the second episode.
This is probably my least favorite episode.
Before going any further, I have to admit that I only saw the first episode of this show.
At least this movie made for a very funny MST3K episode, as Mike and the 'Bots do a great job making fun of it.
I felt last night's episode was slow and kinda of boring at times.
If Jack Bender continues with this episode from the season premiere, he would have kept it in a good pace and keep things float to keep things interesting.
The only thing I remember him being in other than this movie, was an episode of Walker Texas Ranger, in which he plays an equally annoying character.
Try to picture the worst Power Rangers episode and would still be to kind.
Any television program that decides to use the 'love-triangle' storyline for even a single episode is pushing it, but to smear it over seven episodes is unforgivable.
Familiar faces appear in each episode - child actors from CBBC programs, and dramas such as '2 Point 4 Children', and other regulars from commercials such as Mr Ben's ("they'll remember me for this"), Lynda 'the Oxo lady' Bellingham, and others that I don't even want to remember.
Each episode halfheartedly tries to 'deal with issues' such as teenage pregnancy, disruptive pupils, and rocket building(!)... things that Grange Hill was doing better when my parents were young!
I watched the first episode of "The War at Home" because I thought it was worth replacing "Arrested Development", boy, was I disappointed.
For a series that was inspired by Kolchak, it's ironic that The X Files first attempt at a vampire episode should land squarely on it's ass.
This incomplete feeling remains no matter how many times you revisit the episode and no matter how much attention you give it.
If you really want to sit down and watch this episode where the girl who was in Firefly later on gets kidnapped there's entertainment for you, but only if you like this sort of thing.
I don't so I thought, to be frank, this episode was appalling.
Thankfully it's one of a few duff episodes in Season 3, and the only Charles Grant Craig episode, so you don't get much of this sort of thing in Season 3. So, overall verdict?
This is a strong contender (Hell Money says hi!) for worst episode of Season 3. To be honest though, I hadn't really expected much.
I wish I could Oubliette this episode altogether.
My wife and I saw every episode in this series and loved it.
However, the series was cut short without a final episode by the producers of the show.
This show reminds me of an episode of "The Simpsons," where Smithers had just been fired by Mr. Burns and was forced to live a miserable life being unemployed.
Although this has to be the nadir of season six, this schmaltzy episode isn't badly written or acted.
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