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December | November | October | September | August | July | June | May | April | March | February | January | December 06 | November 06 | October 06 | September 06 | August 06 | July 06 | June 06 | May 06 | April 06 | March 06 | Feb 06 What I Watched Last NightBy Scott BucknerDeadliest Catch gets its title from the fact that crab fishing is the most dangerous job on the planet (the injury rate is close to 100 percent). And that's what makes it good TV.Posted on April 26, 2007 What I Watched Last NightBy Scott BucknerThese two women knew how to administer a professional Grade A ass-kicking; the only thing missing was the slaughterhouse freezer with sides of beef hanging from huge hooks and one of them snarling at the camera, "I predict . . . pain."Posted on April 21, 2007 Ab-Doer XtremeTargets all four sides of your waist at the same time. I guess that's the Xtreme part.Posted on April 20, 2007 What I Watched Last NightBy Scott BucknerThere's one one drawback to our closest relative in the evolutionary chain, the chimpanzee: They'll chew off your face and hands, and rip off your balls too.Posted on April 12, 2007 What I Watched Last NightBy Scott BucknerFor the practitioners of wingsuit flying, nothing spells excitement more than a surprise mid-air game of chicken with a corporate jet.Posted on April 11, 2007 What I Watched Last NightBy Scott BucknerOnly four Micro Ventures episodes were made because it was educational and, well, those five TV minutes could be better spent selling boatloads of cereal to sugar-deprived kids. In last night's episode, Dad, the kids, and the Dells Duck they ride in shrink to escape getting eaten by a largemouth bass with a Tommy Bartlett Water Show bumper sticker stuck to it. En route they learn all sorts of swell things about pond frogs.Posted on April 10, 2007 Russ Dalbey's Winning in the Cash Flow BusinessWait, would I have to share the pool with the rest of these people?Posted on April 09, 2007 What I Watched Last NightBy Scott BucknerSons of Hollywood covers the daily lives of housemates Sean Stewart (son of singer Rod), Randy Spelling (son of TV producer Aaron), and David Weintraub (son of, uh, nobody famous). It's just what you think it would be like.Posted on April 05, 2007 What I Watched Last NightBy Steve RhodesPoor casting decisions and sensitive character-building killed the magic that produced such classic M*A*S*H episodes as "Adam's Ribs" and "The Incubator."Posted on April 03, 2007 |
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