Of all the episodes of Jericho that I have watched, I'd have to rank Why We Fight as one of my favorites, mainly because of how the previous episodes lead the way to the conclusion of a good season.

Some of the things that I really enjoyed about the episode were how Jack and some of the other members of his family were remembering a happier time in their lives when they were flashing back to Eric's wedding to April while preparing to fight their war with New Bern. It was during one of their flashbacks that I also enjoyed hearing the peanut story Jake's grandfather told Stanley before the wedding started when they were sitting in the bar.

One scene that I thought was priceless was when Stanley and Bonnie brought Mimi to visit their parents' graves. While it was kind of somber the way he was telling them that it might be a while before they come back to visit their graves, I thought Stanley's description of Mimi when he introduced her to them to be priceless.

After the war started, I thought it was pretty comical the way Johnston reacted to finding out about Hawkins' satellite computer by saying he was about to bomb the town that had the closest Costco. It was also neat the way Hawkins was willing to help Jericho after being found by the bad guys.

With that said, there were also a few parts that I didn't like: such as Johnston dying and the way New Bern was bringing in so many reinforcements that Jericho was more outnumbered than before. Another part that I didn't like was when Constantino told Jake that Jericho should give up the next wave of attacks while expressing his condolences about what happened to Johnston. Jake's response of "Nuts" to him was absolutely priceless.

Despite Johnston's death in this episode, Why We Fight is one of my favorite episodes.

"American Dad" is in my opinion the ugly younger brother of "Family Guy."

It's not as smart, it's not as polished, and it suffers from the obvious way it was developed very self-consciously on a mirror image model of MacFarlane's better and more popular cartoon Family Guy.

It does have good moments, and occasional flashes of the same kind of brilliance that marks the other show far more often.

But the premise itself seems flawed - the best episodes are when there's an acknowledgement of the basic underlying criticism of the overblown American way of life.

If you seen the episode where Stan, who had not only never masturbated but considered it truly wicked, injures himself in a particularly sensitive part of the male anatomy on which he has to apply ointment.

It's the ignorance of the Stan character, coupled with his power both in the family and in the world, that should drive the show. Then the other characters could have freer reign against a stable core.

The thing where is not better then Family guy is that this serie has stan as the center of the show. When he is not the center of the show imo the show falls apart. In all the episodes the Characters have not developed themselfs to hold the family.

If you compare that to Family Guy in which Brian, Meg, Stewie, Lois, and Chris have all had episodes and storyline featuring them. The episode in which Stewie and Brian go on the lam, or where Brian goes to Hollywood, or Lois becomes a model, or Chris becomes an artist and the toast of New York... these are all classics.

Despite the fact it's going into its third season, American Dad still doesn't feel like it's found its tone. It feels shaky, and that's the worst thing a comic can do - let you see his insecurity.

Despite all that i will continue to watch the show cause i just like an afternoon with simpsons, Family guy and American dad :D.

With all the amazing ways that House has ended this season, you have to be happy with this one. I'm spoiling it for anyone who hasn't seen this episode, but it definitely ends the way everyone would expect it to, but it does it in a way that we have come to expect from the magic of the writer's pens. Excellent performance by everyone in the episode, and you can't help but smile after House's run-ins with Cuddy and Wilson, they are simply genius. Can't wait to watch the tape over, and over again, it was just that good. Hope you all enjoy as well.... 9.3 for this great show.

This is the best episode yet to come for me. I've never been so impressed. I don't know how they do it all the time but they manage each time to keep me wachting the show.
It's so dramatic and suspenseful to have to deal with someone who's X number of miles away with limited supplies. What so great was to see a different side of House. You'd never expected the some of the things he said but it was still the same old House! I hope there are more to come like this but overall I was extremely impressed.

Can't wait till april when the show continues !

I just dont have words to describe the show, it was so good that it made me find the book and read it. It turned out that the show is ten times better than the book. The book was boring, slow and nothing like the show, the show has more characters, which are more sophisticated and it really grabs you.
In the book you gon;t really get to see the problems dexter is having with his feelings.
I am at the 7th episode and i can tell that i am addicted. This is 1 new favorite for me !

Each episode gets better and better!