Steven Burch

Another 1990's Syfy masterpiece. Loved all the additional characters that came along with this series. Successful spinoffs that follow a TV series are proof of how good a show really is in my book. Good actors, storyline, writing, action and wit are needed ingredients for a successful show and this one had it.

The X-files was an excellent show. But it was drawn out too long and kinda lost its way like many other shows do in their later seasons. I for one believe that this show was a stepping stone and a launching pad for future Syfy shows that would follow. The format of the series and the writing was well done. It's worth watching certain episodes over and over again.

That 70's show was good for the first 5 years. But like any other show...it lost it touch after awhile. It takes getting used to when original cast members leave. Mash was the only show audiences made allowances for when there were cast changes. That 70's show was a retro hit. And I did like it.

Unfortunately, the writers and producers of this show made the lead character actor with no personality and as bland and wooden as can be. Just a bunch of dialogue with detectives walking around and trying to make a criminal case as boring as possible. Just another detective story stuck in a rut that doesn't even try to be different from other crime shows. George Gently was 10 times better than this show. Some detective shows just don't make the cut and Van der Valk is one of them.

1960's campy, hokey and ridiculous TV show made for kids and I totally enjoyed it. Dr. Smith was really bizarre and Shakespearean all at the same time. Because there was so much focus on his character the adult audience fell out of favor with him after awhile and found him annoying. I don't think that the kids watching really cared one way or the other.

I remember watching this TV show in the 1960's when I was a kid and loved it. Couldn't understand what it was all about but it did make me laugh. Recently watched the reruns and realized how "unfunny" it was. But it was a good show for the late 60's and early 1970's. Just not in today's market. Fair enough?

Renegade wasn't my cup of tea. I liked Texas Walker with Chuck Norris much better. But, Renegade was your typical 1990's bad guy vs good guy TV show. There were a lot of tough guy shows in the 1990's. Take you pick and enjoy the ride.

This movie about "evil" is pretty good for a 1970's horror flick. I actually liked the premise of the story. My favorite part of the movie is when the mother brings Damien to the Zoo and the animals freak out. Totally awesome.

Parts of this movie were really scary I will admit. Only because it was presented as a true story at the time it came out. Even though it was later found out to be not true at all...i still consider it a good horror film to watch.

It was typical of a 1970's movie but well done. Big Foot, LochNess and UFO-Aliens were all the rage at that time period. It was a good movie. Love to watch the younger version of today's older actors when they were in their prime.