Texas Ranch House is the most recent of the “House” series, aired in 2006. The picture on the DVD box is reminiscent of Brokeback Mountain, so initially, it feels like the DVD […]
Originally made to be shown on IMAX screens, Sacred Planet is equally stunning visually on a widescreen television. Like other nature-based documentaries, it takes some beautiful imagery from remote areas of our […]
This DVD is a companion piece to The Beatles Liverpool, showcasing places where the band played outside of the city and talk to those who were there at the time. Much like […]
When the spy shows were the rage on television, I found myself not really liking any of them. Alias never did anything for me, and after the third season of 24 I […]
There was a time when the mini-series was a television event. Beginning with Roots, networks would plan for multiple-night showings of an adaptation of some literary work. Most of these were quite […]
Written by James Costigan and Joseph P. LashDirected by Daniel Petrie This is a made-for-television mini-series from 1977 that was a sequel to Eleanor & Franklin: The Early Years which had been […]
When I first tuned into the Simpsons, it was as part of The Tracey Ullman Show. Their popularity grew and ’round about the time I was pregnant with my first child, they […]
For people who remember the time when MTV was the only music station on television (hence the initials) and actually did play music videos, Rhino Flashback Studios put out a collection of […]
Back when Soap first aired in 1977, I wasn’t exactly the age of its target audience. It took more than one season to wear down my very liberal, Monty-Python-loving parents and be […]
As a liberal Christian, I am often horrified by what people call themselves Christians often do in the name of Christ. Â One has to only look at the Westboro Baptist Church for […]
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