When ‘Human Target’ borrows from other fun shows and movies, it’s okay with me. Anything that gives Mark Valley an opportunity to smirk is great TV in my book.
After the first two episodes of ‘Human Target,’ I wasn’t too sure I’d be tuning in each week. Thanks to the Olympics, I’ve caught up on all of the episodes and changed my tune because this is the best role for Mark Valley since the great ‘Keen Eddie.’
It must be some sort of diagnosable psychosis, but sometimes I simply stop watching shows that I love. What’s up with that? Maybe you can help.
Sebastian’s back Guest-clacking for us again, after sharing his thoughts about The Listener with us last time. I was a bit wary when I heard about the remake of the 1974 TV show, Human Target. I never saw the ’70s version of the show, so having nothing to compare it to wasn’t the reason. My […]
As much as I’ve grown to enjoy all kinds of different aspects of the show Fringe, including the growing conspiracy and the mysteries surrounding Massive Dynamic, for me the best sequences we’ve had so far are when Olivia goes into the tank and has her encounters with the memories of her former partner and lover […]
(Season 1, Episode 12 – “The No-Brainer”) I don’t know what the cow has to do with the episode either, but I love that Walter has one in his lab and that Astrid helps take care of it. I wonder if she anticipated this when she was getting her degrees and taking the FBI exams? […]
