Two and a Half Men: 901 - Nice to Meet you, Walden Schmidt. 

Train Wreck Paradox

Chuck Lorre thinks that Charlie Sheen is a train wreck, we get it. It's hardly a spoiler at this point to say that Charlie's character was killed off and how, but the massive potential of an episode which features virtually every guest star the show has ever had is completely lost in what ends up being a paradoxical train wreck of an episode.

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South Park Episode 1502 – “Funnybot”

Last week when I read the news that Bin Laden had been killed certain immediate thoughts came to mind. First; someone out there will be pissed off at us for daring to kill somebody regardless of whether they deserved it, and Two; I know what’s going to be on next week's South Park episode.

I have watched every single South Park episode ever released, and thus are able to observe when patterns emerge. Over the years Matt and Trey have developed a somewhat more subtle sense of humor. Sometimes this works beautifully; such as “Fishsticks” and “Fatbeard”. Most episodes of South Park have some underlying current with anywhere from 1 to 3 layers of messages flowing. Not every episode is this deep, nor is every episode particularly funny, but you have to understand that after 15 years any show has pretty much run its course.

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Family Guy 906 - "Brian Writes a Bestseller"

If Seth McFarlane wanted to kill off a core Family Guy character, I'm convinced that this is how he'd do it.

Welcome to my FIRST TV Show Review. These are going to be freeform and shorter than other reviews, but will still maintain a "Perspective rather than simple point by point review" type of Review. I don't like SPOILERS, so for the most part, I will usually only address sweeping plot points or character developments. You can read my reviews and still go see the episode "fresh".

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