caddy_shack2009 Reviews

1968 with Tom Brokaw (2007 TV Movie)

Amazing Piece Of History

[9/10 · 24 June 2010]

Tom Brokaw is a American legend in broadcasting, and "1968 with Tom Brokaw" is some of his best work on television, I was glued to my television and learned so much from this, more then I have learned from any TV program. And from MLK and RFK, and the hippie movement, and what a man could actually become and do. You will hear from and about famous musicians and protesters like Arlo Guthrie and Abbie Hoffman It was a time of brilliance,pain & decadence. It's one of the most historical years in our history.

so if you are wondering about these times, or just want to take a look back then take a trip back in time with Tom Brokaw.

The Good Guys (2010)

The Good Guys are Great Guys!

[10/10 · 19 May 2010]

Finally, a new show worth watching, Colin Hanks is (Jack) a younger cop looking to further his career who is a by the book cop and Bradley Whitford is (Dan) a veteran, and a wild card with a love of women, and of course a drinking problem. This show is great it reminds me of the classic buddy cop comedies which I believe is what the creator was going for considering this was suppose to be a movie written 10 years ago. It's got action and comedy, and great acting. If you're tired of CSI, NCIS and all the other serious crime cop shows then check this out, I promise you won't be disappointed! FOX has finally pulled of a great cop show, there only other claim to fame series now are "Glee" and "Family Guy", hopefully this will be another.

I (Almost) Got Away with It (2010–2016)

One of they best fugitive shows on television.

[8/10 · 8 May 2010]

Out of the countless crime series on television these days, "I (Almost) Got A Way With It" is by far one of the most interesting and engaging shows out there. They usually revolve around someone who escaped from prison, and usually is on the lamb for up to a year or more and who have fake I.D's, Birth Certificate and Social Security cards. It's really fun and you learn a lot about a fugitives life on the run and the everyday panic of getting caught. Most of the escape stories featured on the show are fun to learn, and now thanks to this show if I ever go to prison, I have a few ideas on how to get out, and that's probably the only downside to the show is that if criminals are watching they might learn a little to much. Check this show out Tuesdays at 10 PM e/p on Investigation Discovery.

Psych: Let's Get Hairy (2009) Season 4, Episode 8

American Werewolf In Santa Barbara

[8/10 · 10 January 2010]

Shawn & Gus stubble upon a man who thinks he can turn into a werewolf, can he really? You'll have to check it out to find out but let's say you'll get a few belly laughs and exciting moments, also David Naughton guest stars and for those of you who don't know he played the lead in the John Landis classic American Werewolf In London. I also believe that the shows creator Steve Franks, was a big fan of John Landis films, Because there always being referenced in Psych. But watch and enjoy, because you will enjoy! Psych does something that most television shows cant, have each episode more and more entertaining and fun and also doesn't take its self to seriously, this show is the show to watch for all ages, and is wonderful to watch.

Freeway (1988)

the hitcher meets bad film-making

[4/10 · 3 January 2010]

Freeway Killer, Is a Madman who shoots people on the freeway while yelling a bunch of mystical chant on a car phone. The police believe he is a random killer, but Sunny, the blond heroine, played by Darlanne Fluegel detects a pattern. So does the ex-cop, played by James Russo, and they join forces, and bodies, in the search for the villain who has done away with their spouses. Also starring Richard Belzer, this movie has its moments especially if you like car chases, but its really not a good movie for the most part, check it out if you're really bored and have already seen The Hitcher, Joy Ride, or Breakdown, otherwise stay away from the freeway.