With the first season now complete we look back at USA’s In Plain Sight starring Mary McCormack as a US Marshall dealing with her protectees, and her even more screwed-up family life.  It’s not one of USA’s best original shows, but it has shown some promise.  Check out our review of its first season inside the Full Diagnosis.

After a couple of years working on the animated Superman cartoon Bruce Timm, Paul Dini and their team returned to the mean streets of Gotham to present The New Batman Superman Adventures.  The hourlong block was divided into an episode of Superman and an episode of Batman including a few crossover episodes.  The new Batman episodes revamped the look of the show into a darker and sleeker look while keeping the original style.  Dick Grayson had moved on, Tim Drake would become the new Robin, Batgirl joined the team, and Batman took to the streets of Gotham to pursue the cowardly lot of villains.  For reviews of previous seasons click here for Season One, Season Two, and Season Three.

The third volume of Batman: The Animated Series continues with final 28 original episodes from the series which includes the few episodes that were released under the title The Adventures of Batman and Robin.  All three volumes make a great collection, but this final volume is the best of the bunch.  With a host of returning villians and a stable of new characters introduced here the creators have enlarged Batman’s world and allowed for more variation from episode to episode.

Batman the Animated Series continues in a strong second season that gives us Robin’s origin, the Riddler, the importance of Commissioner Gordon in Batman’s fight on crime, Hugo Strange, Zatanna, and an assault on all things robotic.  Season Two picks-up and improves upon the preceding episodes and the series begins to truly take shape and give us some great episodes.

Producers Erick Radomski and Bruce Timm give us the beginning of the best animated super-hero television show of all time Batman the Animated Series.  The first episodes set-up the Batman’s world, his supporting characters, the mean streets of Gotham and the Bat-villain rogues gallery.  Overall, a good first season that will lead to better things in seasons two through four.

Hey there folks, today we take a gander at some of the shows and movies currently playing on HBO.  We’ll give you a few recommendations about movies you might want to check out (and others you might want to stay away from).  Mosey on inside the Full Diagnosis for more.

Hey there folks, today we take a gander at some of the shows and movies and series currently playing on Showtime.  We’ll give you a few recommendations you might want to check out (and others you might want to stay away from).  Mosey on inside the Full Diagnosis for more.

Hey there folks, today we take a gander at some of the movies currently playing on Starz and Encore.  We’ll give you a few recommendations about movies you might want to check out (and others you might want to stay away from).  Mosey on inside the Full Diagnosis for more.

While Alan’s out on a little vacation and he has left Razorfine in my control....wahhahahahaha (my evil laugh)! I’m going to sneak in a quickie about upcoming reality TV shows starting this summer. Seriously, I know that it’s reality TV, but it’s better than watching crappy reruns and it gives us something to look forward to in Fall when all of our shows, plus some new ones, return in all their new episode glory.

Here’s what you got to look forward to this summer on TV…
Denise Richards: It’s Complicated, She’s Got The Look, So You Think You Can Dance, Last Comic Standing, Celebrity Circus, America’s Got Talent, I Survived A Japanese Game Show, The Next Food Network Star, HGTV Design Star and last but not least...Project Runway. Okay, maybe Project Runway isn’t the last of the summer reality TV hell, but I couldn’t possibly list all of the reality shows that one could watch all summer long. Awesome, one train wreck after another, I’ve got my hip waders on and can’t wait to meet the cast.

If your interested then click below to check out You Tube videos, a short synopsis, dates, times and channels.

Oh boy.  Here’s a glimpse of what the world of a prolonged writer’s strike would have looked like.  It’s not pretty, folks.  The Return of Jezebel James, filling a hole for missing programming, was thankfully canceled after only two weeks.  For those who missed this inglorious moment in TV history, and have a strong stomach, check out our review (and your chance to view the full Pilot episode) inside the Full Diagnosis.