DryedMangoez First Impression Reviews written after a premiere episode or premiere week of a television series.
Right off the bat, Syfy’s new series Caprica is not Battlestar Galactica. First, the network is promoting the series as its own entity, no reference to its source material. Second, creators Ron Moore and David Eick say it is its own entity, with basically “easter eggs” for BSG fans.
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW No spoilers. USA Network has had an excellent track record in developing hit, quality television since branching out into original programming. Though not…
Buy the music from this week’s episode and the series on My favorite of the week has to be the “minority” side of glee’s take on “Hate on Me” by…
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW No spoilers. After two episodes of NBC’s new medical drama Trauma it appears its strength isn’t its excellent dialogue nor its exceptional acting,…
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW No spoilers. MERLIN Premieres Sunday at 8pm/7c on NBC with two episodes. Settles into regular timeslot, next Sunday at 8pm/7c. When you tune…
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW No spoilers. THE LISTENER premieres tonight at 9pm/8c with two episodes on NBC. Moves to regular timeslot next week, Thursdays at 10pm. Also…
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW No spoilers. So… let’s get it out of the way first. NBC’s Parks and Recreation is basically The Office. The only differences are…
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW No spoilers. We are six episodes into the latest season of Power Rangers and thankfully Power Rangers RPM continues to live up to…
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW Minor spoilers. SOUTHLAND premieres tonight at 10pm ET/PT on NBC. While I’m still about Kings, I decided to watch the Southland pilot since…
Rarely does a television series come along that challenges the norms, takes things a step further from what we already see. Television is a hit and miss industry in the first place. When a high concept series comes along, it is an even tougher sell. That’s why it is such a rare occurrence when shows like Lost and Heroes break through.