Monk: Season Three
This probably isn’t the best season of Monk, but it’s certainly a good one. One drawback is Monk’s attempt to adopt a kid in the last episode, usually a shark-jumping harbinger, but it passes. After the inexplicable departure of Bitty Schram (as Monk’s assistant Sharona) in the middle of the season, it seems the show will be dealt an unbearable blow, but Traylor Howard, late of Two Guys, a Girl, and a Changing Title ably fills in. Sadly, after an intriguing tease at the end of Season Two the overall story arc (the mystery surrounding Monk’s wife’s death) is given treatment only in the first episode of Season Three before it, like Sharona, just goes away.
The Fantastic Four: The Complete Animated Series
Ever wanted to hear Brian Austin Green voice The Human Torch? Here’s your chance. Well, in the first season anyway. His absence in the second, and final, season is made up for by cameos from Daredevil, The Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Thor. Plus intros by Stan Lee. Let’s see the movie version top that!
And here’s the rest, with a couple of nice films to balance out the pabulum.
30 Miles (2004)
Studio: Maverick Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
30 Miles (2004)
Spindled
Studio: Maverick Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
5 Children and It
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Not Rated
Adios Con El Corazon (2000)
Studio: Studio Latino
Rated: Not Rated
Adventures Beyond: Killer Chupacabra/Dark Castle/Graveyard X (2005)
Studio: UFO TV
Rated: Not Rated
Anything involving the Chupacabra from a studio called UFO TV has gotta be good.
Ahi Vienen Los Gorrones (1953)
Studio: Studio Latino
Rated: Not Rated
Alien 3000 (2005)
Studio: Lion's Gate Films
Rated: Not Rated
An Evening With Kiri te Kanawa (1986)
Studio: VAI Distribution
Rated: Not Rated
Batman Beyond: The Return of the Joker
Uncut Version
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Not Rated
Does anyone else wonder what the “uncut” version of a children’s television show would involve? Was I missing something?
Best Motoring - Super Collection (2005)
Studio: Image Entertainment, Inc.
Rated: Not Rated
Blue Ridge Fall (1999)
Studio: Ardustry Home Entertainment
Rated: R
Born to Kill (1947)
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Unknown
Article comments
1 - Aaron, Duke De Mondo
great stuff David. a fella chortled himself sideways right there. That comment about the Basinger / Bridges flick got me roaring.
tis indeed a reasonably poor week. I been meaning to see Hide And Seek, mind. And Crossfire is a masterpiece!
great work, man.
2 - Eric Olsen
super job David, very informative, thanks! As the Duke said, you accomplished much with little to work with