Resi-Novak

This show has always been funny, clever and great for the whole family. But it is a show that is also very self aware. The show keeps us and our kids laughing with the classic comedy we've grown to love since the years of Full House, but it also will take shots at itself. The series pokes fun at its overall premise of Wizards and magic while still being fun. This particular episode even made reference to the old saying, "Jumping the shark" (When a TV show runs out of original material and makes a desperate attempt to stay fresh) Alex, the main character says, "I got you here by saying Lady Gaga would be on a motorcycle jumping a shark tank". This was clearly an easter egg for the older crowd.

Not many great family sitcoms out there, but this is definitely a diamond in the rough.

I've been a fan of the "Suite Life" series since it began and its brought so many great laughs. Its a series that feels original and creative. Kids loves it, teens love it and their parents can enjoy just as well.

With that said, this particular episode stands out as a sitcom classic. That of which deserves to stand up with the best from yesterday's, Home Improvement, Fresh Prince & even Rosanne. This episode takes a classic act and puts a modern day twist on it without compromising the integrity of the premise of the show. There are many great jokes that surprisingly cross the board. And they use their guest star, Sean Kingston, perfectly.

See this review? See this show? See this episode coming up soon? Put it on your DVR schedule, whether you are a tween or a grown adult in need of a nostalgic sitcom moment, you will be highly entertained.

you're welcome for such a great review of a Disney show ;)

Hellcats is a show thats perfect for the network. Fans of shows like Smallville, Vampire Diaries, Make it or Break it & Secret Life of an American Teenager will fall in love with this series. This show was built for the American tween public, and thats not a bad thing.

Aly Michalka & Ashley Tisdale are Disney alums that will draw a lot of fans to the show, and its those fans that are ready to grow out of the Disney Channel and move on to the tween TV scene.

While some of the characters will immediately jump out at you, many others seem to just fade into the background and leave you asking, "Who?" Im sure character development will help this over the course of time.

Its a show that can be very predictable, but that doesn't have to be a bad thing. Its in how the show is delivered and carries its stories. Only time will tell.

Hellcats has promise, and i believe given the chance they will fulfill all expectations and maybe a little more. This show could easily become a cult classic with many more seasons to come. Will Hellcats reach the top of the pyramid and continue to fly or tumble into obscurity?