Reviews

This was a great episode and somewhat controversial with the outcome. I enjoyed it and it really made one think. It was much like when Kirk was split into two beings in The Enemy Within, in the original Star Trek series. I wondered why they didn't call the spliced being Tudix though. You started off with two male beings plus the DNA from the orchids on the planet so I think that sounds better and would be more appropriate. I think Kess would have warmed up to Lieutenant Tudix more if this had happened. I liked the ending though, it turned out nice in the end (in my opinion) One of the better season two episodes.

I've read dozens of reviews on CSI Vegas and there is so much positivity and accolades that I can't believe it was cancelled. I personally didn't care for the show and only watched about seven episodes, but I thought others liked it. I personally thought it should have been cancelled after Grissom and Sidle left. The show really went downhill from there. I couldn't stand the political correctness and more focus on the secondary characters and not on the plot and storylines. It's a shame the CSI franchise is probably finished. Unless they go back to their roots, I don't think a show like this will survive.

This show is so fake and scripted it's sick. Every time I turn it on Drew is either crying about something that isn't even affecting her, or she's happy go (fake) lucky in some Polly Anna universe. I can't believe the world watches and promotes shows like this. The fake smiles and over joyous cheers from Drew in EVERY show is just nauseating. How can people actually watch this show on a regular basis and believe that it's real? I'll give Drew this, she's a great actress to pull of the facade she puts on. It's really sad that the television world has come to this. I'd rather eat some bad fish. That's my opinion.

In 1975 I was twelve years old. I had my own TV in my bedroom and I secretly watched this episode. I remember it being very good and somewhat "taboo" for that time. I was intrigued by the plot and subject matter of this episode. As far as a kid in 1975 goes, this was something that I had never heard of. Sex change operations? Men becoming women? I remember sitting so close to my black and white television set so I could quickly change the channel in case my parents walked in my room and caught me watching such a thing. This was one of the very first shows that I can remember having the parental supervision warning before the show started. It was all a big deal back then.

It's not a bad show. Well done and directed, good storyline and the facts are well presented. But.. that narrator has to go. Her southern twang is just a bit much. It doesn't even sound natural, it sounds put on and over exaggerated. Plus the fact that the story in episode one season one, is an old crime story that anyone who's watched Dateline or other Oxygen crime shows, has seen this particular story before. It's just presented with a southern feel and sound to it. It won't hold up well in the reruns, much like Southern Gothic didn't last very long. I'll continue to watch but the narration is horrible.

I've debated on this for many years, but overall The Dark Side of the Moon has to be the worst episode of The Six Million Dollar Man. Season five's "Dead Ringer" and "the Lost Island" come in pretty close though. Most of the fifth season contains the worst episodes. The Dark Side of the Moon contains some of the most ridiculous writing of the series. Earth has access to 1000 asteroids and can freely travel freely to them. NASA can be fooled and not even know where their only spacecraft is. A lunar module with a 25 foot ceiling, Space helmets that look like they came from Toys R Us. Plus they just happen to have a 50 steel rod with them to incapacitate Steve's bionics, just to name a few. The show as pretty solid for a 70's sci-fi show until the 5th season and this particular episode.

The flight attendant (Ricard) is an actor. He has a fake last name, and pretty much a fake persona. He also has a resume of movie listings on this very site. I can't believe CBS can't bring on some regular people and just play the game. They have to have an agenda. This is the guy who instigated the no more "Come on down Guys" phrase, after everyone else was okay with it. I won't watch again.

Are you kidding me ESPN? You're handing over the entire show to S. A. S? Kellerman was the only reason I watched this show. Now you're bringing on Michael Irving as a guest host? Two screaming, babbling and ranting morons, no thanks, I'm want to hear unbiased news and reporting, not this direction you've let your network go.

The guy Alex looks like a cross between Gomez and Uncle Fester from the Addams Family.

This was just horrible. I kept thinking with this cast I'd eventually laugh. I gave it almost a full hour and had to shut it off. Not only was it not funny, it wasn't even a decent plot. Just plain stupid.

This movie is okay to watch, but it's definitely not 87 percent out of 100 as it shows on some sites. That's why I watched it, I'd give it a 6 out of 10 in this review, and only one star here only because of all the fake 10 star reviews. As far as the plot goes... they really drag things out. Between the Zippo always burning, the pencil and then finding the glow sticks and other things about halfway through the movie all seemed a bit ridiculous.

I remember this season and episode, it was pretty good, however,Heba gave me the heebie jeebies every time she was on the screen.

I have watched a few episodes and it just drags on and on. Get to the point! I just watched one episode and it was 28 minutes in, before they even talked about a crime being committed. The first half was just introducing the members of the family. Lots of fast forwarding on this one.

I've seen better episodes of Happy Days than this movie. Season TEN episodes. (Which were horrible) But enough about Happy Days. This movie sucked, I watched and watched and it just got worse (and funnier) at the same time. I realize this isn't much of a critique of the movie, but then again, it wasn't much of a movie.

This particular episode is just a political rant about the police in Chicago. All negative comments. NBC doesn't address the fact that the cops in Chicago are dealing with an epidemic of crime. They can't possibly follow up and solve every shooting and murder, when they are occurring at the rate of dozens per week. This wasn't a true Dateline episode, but just another one of NBC's biased views that they are famous for in their news department.

This movie was so bad, I waited eleven years to even watch it. I heard and read the reviews in 2010 and waited until I was completely bored to watch it. Now I am even more bored. It's just plain bad. Very poor directing. It had potential with the cast, but something went terribly wrong with the direction and writing. I'd rather watch the Men in Tights version than this. Or maybe even Pauly Shore's Biodome.

You saved me about an hour of watching this movie. For the first time in my life I shut off a movie because of a character in the movie. The movie itself was pretty bad, but Tucker's horrible performance was the nail in the coffin for me. In fact, I'll rarely watch Tucker in anything theses days. I even like Jar Jar Binks better than Chris' character.. and I hate Jar Jar Binks.

It was so bad, I turned it off after 43 minutes. I tried, I really tried to watch it, but it just sucked. Great actors YES! Great acting, maybe? Great movie, no... horrible movie.

P. S. I've watched literally thousands of movies in my life, and I probably turned off about 20 mid film... this was one of them. I usually give every movie a chance, and I gave this one 43 minutes. That was enough.

Magic, Kareem, Dr. J. Bird, McHale, D. J. Thomas, Ice Man etc... those were the great days of the NBA. Now it's all LeBron. Whether he wins, loses, sprains his ankle, buys a new house, and so on. He's not even that good, he's just the best at the moment. Lebron couldn't hold his own against Jordan, Oscar Robinson, Wilt, Russell and about 50 others. I don't watch much any more. I used to be the Laker's biggest fan, now I root against them every time. That's how much I hate LBJ.

It's clear there's a lot of fake stuff on the show, but some of the facts about the stuff is interesting. Corey blows though. Chumley is funny and Rick is okay. I guess the History Channel is going to milk this for all it's worth.

Ninety percent of the time I watch (which isn't often these days) they are talking about trades, strategies, players etc... SHOW SOME HIGHLIGHTS! Oh... can you go 30 minutes without saying LeBRON? Or showing his name on the ticker on the bottom! I've watched 8 hours of great college football on a Saturday, and the top story will be something like. LeBron disagrees with current NBA playoff format. It's sickening!

I watched this 30 years ago and the movie was great. Now knowing who Anthony Rapp is, I hate the movie. He ruined it. Just like he's doing with Star Trek Discovery. I can't watch either this movie or Star Trek.. he's such a polarizing person.

Thank goodness that's over with. The worst 10 episodes in 40 years of Jeopardy! Anderson brought his CNN bias with him and ruined the past 2 weeks for me and everyone I spoke to about his 2 week stint. Now if they could only remove him from CNN. Plus about 20 others.

He is the worst host ever. Not just Jeopardy but on CNN as well. Katie Couric was horrible on Jeopardy too, but not as horrible as Anderson. I've seriously considered skipping his two week stink as guest host... that's how bad he is.