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The Twilight Zone: "A Piano in the Room"

A jerk of a theater critic buys a player piano that has the ability to force people to reveal their deep secrets when songs are played.

Part of "The Wiggles", and I'll be partly watching the rest of Playhouse Disney- my dogs love Disney Channel, too (well, mostly Playhouse Disney...they're content on the couch- that's a good sign!)!

the Twilight Zone: "Third from the Sun"

A group of people try to escape their planet before it's too late, but someones on their escape plan.

I also watched the gian brain episode of Futurama, and the new Simspons and Family Guy episdoes yesterday.

The Twilight Zone: "The Midnight Sun"

Earth changes it's orbital pattern and gets closer and closer to the sun.

definately the creepiest/scariest episode I've seen so far.

The Twilight Zone: "The After Hours"

A woman buys a thimble on the 9th floor of a department store. She wants to return it, but there really is no 9th floor and the sales clerk who sold it to her is really a manniqune.

Flanger-Hanger wrote:The Twilight Zone: "The After Hours"

A woman buys a thimble on the 9th floor of a department store. She wants to return it, but there really is no 9th floor and the sales clerk who sold it to her is really a manniqune.

I love that episode! It's kinda creepy how she realizes she is one,herself.

The Twilight Zone: "Time Enough at last"

A bookworm wishes he has more time to read. His wish is granted but with a twist.

Possibly the most famous of all the episodes of the original Twilight Zone.

Heroes

It premiered here today and I like it. It's really good!

"Hannah Montana", "Jonas Brothers: In Concert", "Phil of the Future", and now the HSM-episode of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody".

Private Practice
Pushing Daisies

The Twilight Zone: "A Kind of Stopwatch"

A chatty, annoying man gets a stopwatch that can stop everything anywhere.

"Think about it, wont you?"

What Not to Wear.

The Twilight Zone: "Long Live Walter [something I forget the name]"

A Unvieristy proffessor can teach history great, because he's been there.

and

The Twilight Zone: "The Invaders"

A woman who lives alone with no modern technology is invaded by small robotic creatures.

Spoiler:

The ending did not make me feal sorry for the humans who came in the spaceship. They hurt the old woman even though she did nothing to them at first.

Ugly Betty

Mystery Science Theater 3000: "The Sword and the Dragon"

possibley the most expensive movie they ever watched on the TV version. This one also feaures the palitical stairical revue "Supercalafragilisticexpialawacky".

They even mention Song of the south at one point.

The Twilight Zone: Terror at 20,000 Feet

"THERE'S A GREMLIN OUT THERE!"
Does this episode really need a discription, I think it's the most famous one of the series.

Adventures in Wonderland: Christmas in Wonderland

I was just thinking aout this show, and i thought I'd just check youtube to see what would be there. I found this episode and was reminded on how great this series is. THIS is the kind of show that's missing from the Disney channel today. A fantasy setting with great acting and music.

There was a marathon of Roseanne on Oxygen about a week ago. I watched most of that. It covered the episodes with Becky getting married to Mark, the Bike Shop going out of business, Darlene wanting space in her 'relationship' with David, Roseanne and Bonnie losing their waitress jobs, Darlene's "Sweet 16" Birthday party, Beverly wanting to move to Lanford and giving Roseanne and Jackie the $10,000 checks, and the two girls who move into the house next door.


A ton of Scrubs. I am now addicted to that show. It is my oxygen (I'm J.D., Dr. Cox, and The Janitor combined into 1 unholy being ).

Most recently I watched the episodes where J.D. sabotaged his relationship with Kylie (who lost all her appeal after her first episode), and... Carla told Turk that she and J.D. kissed. I'm in complete and utter shock.