Anyone would find it ironic that a show about a motorcycle gang is based in a town called Charming, something biker gangs are not really known for being. That is the town which the FX show Sons of Anarchy is based.

Man is by nature a primal beast. We are suppose to take what we want, do what we want, and be what we want damn the consequences. But since man has evolved into organized societies this mentality just does not work anymore. Although most of us have gotten the picture (to some extant) there are some that look at the monkey throwing poo at the zoo and think, “Cool.”

It must be tough for someone who has lived in the limelight for the last 20 years, from high school and college stardom into the professional arena, to realize that his/ her time in the limelight is almost done. To be watched and adored by millions for so long to all of a sudden become just another one of the unwashed mass

A recent commercial for the USA Network show Psych went a little something like this:
Random Person: “Do you believe in karma?”
Shawn: “Why yes, you could say we’re karma chameleons.”
Gus: “We come and go.”

Obscure …

I can remember when this show first came on television (I have a knack for remembering obscure things). The concept of a crime/ mystery show centered on a detective that has every phobia known to mankind did not seem interesting at all; it just seemed weird.

Ah, the road trip! We have all been on one whether it was with family or with friends. Good or bad, memories are inevitably created. It is this connection that the brain trust at NBC is banking on with their latest reality show competition, The Great American Road Trip (Mondays at 8 PM).

People want things too fast these days.  They can’t wait 45 minutes to have their pizza delivered; it must be in less than 30 minutes.  Spend a few minutes boiling an egg?  Heck …

Science fiction generally requires lots of special effects. Special effects require money; the more a producer is willing to spend the better the effects. Good science fiction can be turned out without dropping a boat load of cash if your writers are exceptional.