I just recently got to watch all the original episodes of this amazing serie that is "Where's Waldo?" and I really had a good time! I remembered a little bit of some episodes but it was blurry in my mind. As a child, I prefered looking at the books than watching the show but it was really original and hilarious! The thing I prefered was the presence of the narrator, it gives a very special ambiance to the show and a very sarcastic side to the story that I didn't get when I was a kid but I really appreciated as an adult. It's sad that this show didn't go on that long but there is still hope that it might come back considering that a new book came out recently But I'm not dreaming to much about it, I'll settle for the video tapes I just bought!!

Funny story: this episode being about Marshall's bachelor party turned out it was the weakest storyline. Sure it had some funny moments but I think they could have done better with the idea, pushed it further, like they usually does.
I really found the Robin / Lily / adult - playing - thing - with - battery storyline better! The inappropriate gift idea is a classic but it was well played. The grand-mother's speech was priceless and the conversation with the eyes between Robin and Lily (and it's outcome) really made me laugh.
And how about what Barney did for Lily? I'm not saying more aside from what was already said: He is the bestman. Ok, co-bestman. Blink.

Whether you were popular, cool or rejected, chances are you were part of a group in high school. Freaks and Geeks is all about that. About the everyday obstacles you face whether you are know as a freak, such as Lindsay or a geek, like Sam. This groundbreaking show was crude and real, and this kind of show is not for everyone to appreciate. This was proven by the fast cancellation of the series quickly followed by the devoted hardcore fans who forced the network to air the remaining episodes that had been shot but had not been shown. Maybe it was too hard for people to relate to the characters. When you have been through high school being known as a freak or a geek, you relate to the characters as they are a representation of yourself, a proof that what you were (or are) is normal, complex and as interesting or maybe more interesting, then what those popular and over-represented cheerleader and football player character the other tv shows keep on presenting.

Dr Gregory House works with is team to solve the most mysterious cases of medicine. House, aside from being a self-absorbed, insensitive and obnoxious jerk, is a brilliant, sarcastic doctor. He’s not a big fan of human relations and prefers the comfort of his Vicodin to the comfort some of his coworkers offer. The show is funny and addictive and the cast is a great ensemble. Each episode brings it’s new mystery and goes deeper into House’s deep dark pain; and not only the physical one. You can’t go wrong when you decide to watch this show, it’ll suck you in and you won’t want to fight the undeniable attraction you’ll feel for House, the man.

It was a really good episode, better then some of the third season. It raised the big question, at what point does an embryo become a human? Or is it one from the beginning? Only point down for this episode, the hand reaching out, SO Cheesy! I know it has happened in real life but did they have to copy it?
But the rest was great, the pictures, House blowing Chase off, Chase realising he's got bigger feelings for Cameron then he thought and Cameron not realising that! And I liked the reversed roles between House and Cuddy, it's nice to see that she can be passionate too at times. I wonder if it will change something in the way House acts around Cuddy when it comes to her wanting a baby of her own. I think he’ll be sweeter about it. Can’t wait to see…