When I looking through the TV guide channel, I saw the show's title, "How It's Made," and though maybe I could watch it. Out of some of the series that display how items, products and creations are made, this one explains a whole lot about everything. At least I found a show I can watch to keep me from becoming bored. Instead of visiting factories where some of the great things get made, there is a documentary show that let's us see how products are manufactured such as car bumpers, television, ice cream, combination locks, laptops, hard drives, DVD players, blu-ray discs, compact flourescent bulbs, artificial limbs, etc. If there are so many things need to be seen how they are created, then this is the right show to watch. As long as they are many things made, the series will probably have more than 100 episodes and possibly more than ten seasons. "How It's Made" is one of my favorite shows on the Discovery Channel or the Science Channel.

As far as I enjoy "Family Guy," "the Cleveland Show" will be a great spinoff show created by Seth MacFarlane. This is the third animated TV sitcom MacFarlane has ever made. It'll probably take place before or after Cleveland moved away from Quahog, or perhaps the Griffin family will make guest or recurring appearances. It's going to be very interesting that Cleveland gets to star in his own show along with his family. He has a new beautiful wife named Donna who he knew since high school. Along with his son, Cleveland Junior, he will also have a stepson and a sexy stepdaughter. I heard that Cleveland Junior is revamped from short and slim to taller and fatter with glasses. To be honest, I like Cleveland Jr. as a short, skinny and hyperactive son of Cleveland.

I'm not really sure if I'll like this show. It reminds me of "American Dad" and "Up Late with Stewie and Brian." But when this show airs, I might enjoy Seth's new animated sitcom. "The Cleveland Show" will be like other black shows such as "The Wayan Bros.," "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," "Diff'rent Strokes," "Good Times," "The Bernie Mac Show," "The Proud Family," etc. Anyways, when it comes to television, I'll really enjoy it. Although I'm not African American, it doesn't matter what nationality we are. As long as we like the shows we watch. If the creators are lucky, maybe "The Cleveland Show" will have more than 13 episodes. I'm the first to review this new show.

After five years has pasted for Ben Tennyson, there are new alien activities occurring. Ben must go back to being Ben 10 and find Grandpa Max who went on an investigation. His cousin, Gwen, came along and she still has her magic powers ever since she was Lucky Girl. Kevin Levin, Ben's former rival from his debut, Kevin 11, returns only to assist Ben and Gwen for unknown reasons. While Ben tries to get the Omnitrix working again, it transformed into a whole new alien watch with ten new aliens. Swampfire is the perfect fusion form of Wildvine and Heatblast (also a tribute to Heatblast as the first alien form Ben became). Echo Echo is like the second form of Ditto with one of the powers by Benwolf allow him to emit supersonic soundwaves out of his mouth. Humungosaur shares Fourarm's superstrength and he's almost as big as Waybig. Jetray is like a flying Ripjaws. Spidermonkey is like a composite of Wilmutt and Fourarms because he has more than two arms and humanoid reflexes, only not as strong as him. Goop is like the organic version of Upgrade, except he doesn't fused with machines, just a gooey green shape-shifter. Unlike Upgrade, Goop requires a small UFO-like machine that keeps him soldified. Brainstorm has the same super intelligence as Grey Matter, except he talks eloquently His electrical attacks are clearly based on Benvicktor. He also could be based on Cannonbolt because of his outer shell. Chromastone is harder, sturdier and possibly more invulernable than Diamondhead. He also shares the same engery conductivity with Benvicktor. Big Chill is a fusion form of Arcticguana and Ghostfreak because he's a ghostly ice insect. The identity of Alien X will be revealed in the first season finale. Some believe that the powers of Alien X allow him to possess reality-warping powers. He could be the most original new alien form Ben will become.

The new aliens are much better than the original Omnitrix aliens because instead of one specific power at a time, two or three in one is great. Ben has gotten more mature than before. Gwen can still use her magic to defend. Kevin stopped being evil for whatever reason he has. They'll face off against Highbreed and the DNAliens. The Forever Knights will return to seek revenge upon Ben 10. It's unknown whether or not Vilgax will come back. Anyways, I think this show will be better than the original series. What's really weird is that all of Ben's new all forms are voiced by Dee Bradley Baker. The previous ones were portrayed by Steven Blum, Richard McGonagle, Tara Strong, Jim Ward, Fred Tatasciore, Richard Hovitz, and Rob Paulsen. Surely, there should be more new aliens that aren't voiced by the same voice actor who does all of Ben's modern alien forms. Hopefully, maybe Alien X will be voiced by someone else than Dee Bradley Baker.

This episode of the twelfth season begins with a whole new opening. The font of the warning message has slightly changed and the four boys of South Park took turns singing in the background. The finishing touch of the introduction that widen enough to fit some of the characters seen from previous episodes and season is better than ever.

After Cartman's got has tonsils removed, he was accidentally infected with a retrovirus, AIDS, and becomes extremely infuriated. When the school heard the news, Kyle starts to laugh uncontrollably realizing how ironic for a angry, fat, racist, self-centered, intolerant, manipulative, sociopath deserves to have a deadly disease. With the HIV inside Cartman, he has become more of an a-hole than usual. He was determined to teach Kyle a lesson about that having AIDS isn't a laughing matter. So he snuck into Kyle's room, drew some of his blood with a syringe, and ejected it into the Jewish boy's mouth. When Kyle went to the doctor, he was diagnosed with AIDS. Realizing that the fat ass had something to do with it, Kyle was about to murder Cartman for what he did last night. Also, seeing Kyle break everything Cartman owns was really nice. Just as Kyle was about to destroy Cartman's $399 XBOX 360, the fat ass told him that Magic Johnson could help them find the cure for AIDS.

On their way to visit Magic Johnson, Kyle and Cartman asked Magic what hinders HIV from growing. Magic showed the boys that he sleeps with money because the basketball player doesn't rely on banks. They come to understand that cash is the only thing that causes the AIDS to fade away. After discovering a cure for HIV, the boys return back home AIDS-free. Even though they are now cured from the most lethal disease, Kyle still wants to break Cartman's XBOX 360.

I find this episode to be the best season priemere because it shows how Cartman and Kyle's hatred towards each has gotten more powerful than ever. Cartman's lame ass joke about being "HIV-positive" is stupid. I enjoy seeing Kyle beating the crap out of the pure evil fat boy. I hope that the new episodes of South Park will be better than the previous ones. I was getting tired of the old openings since the sixth to eleventh seasons. There should be new ones about Stan and Kenny together minus Kyle and Cartman since the "The Passion of the Jew".

When I watched this sketch made by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, it was a tribute to the British variety show comedy, Monty Python's Flying Circus sketch, the Dead Parrot. I find it really hilarious seeing Cartman trying to return the dead Kenny back to the Friends-4-Sale store owned by Kyle. Cartman was about to bring Kenny back, but Kyle denies that Kenny is resting. The argument kept going between Cartman trying to tell Kyle that Kenny's dead, and Kyle continues to pretend that Kenny is resting. In the part where Cartman finds out if Kenny isn't dead, he calls out for him about giving him ten dollars. Kyle hitting the dead Kenny and informing Cartman that he moved was funny. Cartman wasn't persuaded enough to believe that when suddenly a strange animated cutout from Monty Python kept stealing the scenes until the fat boy realized what's coming off. Then Cartman got grabbed by some giant cutout animated guy and played around with him like a doll. The sketch ended with a traditional giant foot crushing them all.

I believe this sketch of South Park is gut-bustingly hysterical. I just hope that the creators will animated more new sketches like they did for Jay Leno's tribute. Perhaps they should make fun of more of the contemporary celebrities like Jamie Lynn Spears, Selena Gomez, Brenda Song, Ashley Tisdale, Miley Cyrus, Drake Bell, Josh Peck, etc. It would be totally cool if Parker and Stone continue to produce more South Park episodes and sketches.