Oz TV Reviews

This episode had an interesting start, with Kurt getting bullied and Sue, currently the principal, doing nothing about it. Then her Mother turned up, because she is planning to marry herself? Her mother was played by Carol Burnett. This was probably the longest start of any episode without a song and when it came the [...]

Modern Family is currently Channel 10‘s flagship sitcom, although from the promotion it could face some stiff competition from Raising Hope. But I think that Modern Family has been chosen by the public as a favourite, without the saturation promotion. There’s good reason for that, it’s funny! It has a very good cast and good [...]

Kelis, The National, Crowded House… My love affair with the show is fading a little over the last couple of weeks. I still love the format and the fact that it is the only real live music show on TV, but the music itself has not been so inspiring in this show and the last. [...]

Grilled Cheesus / Duets / The Rocky Horror Glee Show I’ve neglected the Gleeks and Gleesters recently, so I thought it was time for a catch up on the episodes shown so far since my last review. After a weak start to the second series, with the first episode just establishing some story lines and [...]

Hole, Ian Hunter, Ozzie, Iggy… Another review of my favorite show, but not one of my favorite episodes. Hole started the show with the sweetly titled Skinny Little Bitch, a driving rock song. Courtney Love looked healthy. Hole‘s next song was called For Once in Your Life, a slower tune, but her voice sounded worse. [...]

Gorillaz, Diane Birch, Bobby McFerrin…. The show started with Gorillaz playing a tune called Stylo. Damon Albarn sang lead from the piano facing away from the audience. The band was fronted by two black guys that I never recognized, until their vocals came in, it was none other than Bobby Womack who is still in [...]

City Homicide is a home grown Australian cop show that has run since 2007, somehow it seems longer. It has an unusual revolving door policy of the lead characters, each of them disappearing for periods and then coming back. Currently Shane Bourne who plays Sargent Stanley Wolfe is absent, for no apparent reason. This has [...]