DVD Review – Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Season One Part Two
Christopher Nolan ruined my experience of the Batman franchise. He made two amazing movies (with a third on the way) based around the character of Bruce Wayne
Author: Sam McPherson
DVD Review – ReBoot: Seasons 1 & 2
When I was little, I used to religiously watch a VHS tape my family owned titled Beyond the Mind’s Eye. Maybe you’ve seen it, but chances are, you
DVD Review – Bill Moyers: In Search of the Constitution
Of the two Bill Moyers DVD sets I’ve reviewed today, I will admit that my favorite was A World of Ideas – Writers. Don’t let that cheapen In
DVD Review – Bill Moyers: A World of Ideas – Writers
There’s just something about Bill Moyers I like. It might be that his prolific journalism covers a variety of subjects, many of which are of great inter
DVD Review – New Tricks, Season 3
You look at the cover to New Tricks, and you think that it’s going to be a dark police drama with a bit of lightheartedness stemming from the main chara
DVD Review – Midsomer Murders, Set 17
Midsomer Murders is the epitome of what you expect a British crime drama to be. There’s the charming and cunning old detective, the underplayed younger
Fringe 3.15 “Subject 13” Review
If you look at episode 2.15 of Fringe, titled “Peter,” you’re probably like most in thinking that it’s one of the show’s best ep
DVD Review – Fresh Fields, Set 1
More so than perhaps any British show I’ve seen, Fresh Fields seems to hearken back to those golden years of television. Remember how I Love Lucy center
Review – HBO’s The Sunset Limited
It’s hard not to make this review too personal. As someone who is constantly pondering the nature of life, I found it hard to take a side in the debate
DVD Review – Pie in the Sky, Series 4
Mostly, Acorn Media’s DVD releases have defied the cliched perception that Americans have of British mysteries. That misconception, that British mysteri
