If you were to flip throught the channels and stumble upon "Good Eats" for the first time, I am willing to bet you would think you were watching the Discovery Channel and not Food Network. Alton Brown has mixed science and culinary skills into a perfect recipe. With a background in cinematography, Alton teaches how and why food cooks or reacts a certain way. It is such a fresh new approach to the old fashioned cooking show. Now as the host of "Iron Chef America", Alton continues to contribute to the education of people young and old and the "professor of culinary arts".

Entourage certainly has impacted the lives of the actors in the show, taking them from relative obscurity and throwing them into the spotlight. Jeremy Piven may have been thrown the furthest of them all. For a long time I thought of Piven only as a backgroud character in about every John Cusack film made. That is until Entourage hit HBO. For the last 2 years Jeremy Piven has gone from C+ to B+/A- in the Hollywood scene and thus establishing himself as a possible leading man. The character of Ari Gold struck just that when Piven signed on. I guess we should all give a thanks to John Cusack.

I was pretty skeptical when i heard about this show being made. Based on Mark Walberg and his friends. However, after watching just the first episode i was hooked. The interaction between the main charcters is so fluid it makes you feel like your a 5th member of their circle sucking you into every episode. Kevin Connely and Jeremy Priven have a such a good love/hate chemistry between them it makes for fantastic TV. Kevin Dillon and Jerry Ferrara play the parts of a struggling actor and a person trying to suck onto his friends fame perfectly. And Adrian Grenier fits into his role of Vincent as well as anyone could. With the upcoming 3rd season's 20+ episodes, we are in for a lot more laughs as the guys try to accend into Hollywood's A list.

I have always hated the played out hospital dramas, however House has given new life to a tired subject. The staff of writers have come up with episode after episode of fantastic dialogue and character development, most notably, House himself. When the show began I thought this would be a charcter who is over the top and hated. However I have found him to be over the top and loved, or at least a character you love but hate to admit it. The witty banter between House and his staff and patients makes this show great. Two thumbs way, way up for this show.