I (Almost) Got Away With It

I (Almost) Got Away With It airs on the Investigation Discovery Tuesday at 10pm est. time.

I (Almost) Got Away With It is a show about fugitives who believed they can escape the long arm of the law. These cold hearted bastards commit heinous crimes and then there too pussy to face the punishment. The fugitives tell their stories about life on the run and what they did to survive. The law enforcements tell their stories on how they caught them. They reenact the crime, the run and the capture. I have mixed emotions about this show. By using the real fugitives they get an opportunity to get their ugly mugs on television and I’m sure some of them are bragging about it. I don’t think they should have such a luxury. It’s as if their being glamourized. It also enrages me to see that relatives and friends helped them escape and stay on the run. How could they?  Some of them stay on the run for years with no conscious. I watch because I like to see the bastards get caught. Their freedom coming to an end is very entertaining. To watch low lives get chased and caught by dedicated officers watch I (Almost) Got Away With It.  

Wipe Out

Wipe Out airs on Thursday 8pm est. time. Contestants try to complete absurd and created for humiliation obstacles all in the hopes of winning $50,000. Each round someone gets eliminated until there is a winner. The obstacle courses are fucking ludicrous. People get punched in the face, stomach, flipped on their asses and dropped in mud or dirty water. I would love to try the obstacle course just for the fun of it but not filmed for television. It looks like a lot of fun.  I love, love, love to laugh. Hard, tears rolling down my cheeks, stomach aches type of laugh. That is why I watch Wipe Out. The faces and reactions to the contestants are worth every minute. I DVR the show and have to pause because I am laughing so hard. Anyone that has the spunk to get on this show deserves the $50,000. To feed your soul a good laugh watch Wipe Out.

WWE Tough Enough

WWE Tough Enough airs on USA Monday’s 8pm est. time. Check your listing as they often air repeats.

WWE Tough Enough is hosted by one of my favorite wrestlers Stone Cold Steve Austin. Love his look and style. The coaches are fine ass Trish Stratus, cutie Booker T, and chubster Bill Demott. Tough Enough gives fourteen people the opportunity to win a WWE contract. The training is brutal and geared to weed out the weak. This show allows viewers to see that it takes a boat load of courage and strength to be a WWE Superstar. Some of these poor fools thought they were ready and they got their ass served to them. I’ve been a fan of wrestling since I was little girl and I love the chorography of the fights. I remember being three years old and watching Lucha Libre with my dad. Back the I thought it was real. Since then I have learned that wrestling is scripted but the abuse their bodies suffer is real. Putting on a high caliber show in a different city four to five times a week, year round, it’s not for the faint of heart. To see who will be survive the smack down watch Tough Enough.

Hawaii Five-0

Hawaii Five-0 airs on CBS Monday at 10pm est. time. I grew up watching the repeats of the original Hawaii Five-O with the dreamy Jack Lord. I would run to the television when I would hear the theme song. Now I watch the upgraded Hawaii Five-O with Scott Caan. He is the reason I decided to give this show a try. I love Ocean’s 11, 12 and 13 and the whole cast which Scott was a part of. Hawaii Five-O is a police drama set in the beautiful island of Hawaii. If you haven’t been there, you must. Save, get a part time, cut back costs, do whatever you need to visit this piece of heaven on earth. The show features exaggerated computer gadgets and not so original story lines.  As with all police dramas the crime is solved in twenty four hours. No waiting for drugs results or DNA results, nope they get instant results. I enjoy the melodramatics and the cast is attractive.  Alex O’Louglin, Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park play detectives along side Scott. To watch fictional police drama set in a beautiful place with beautiful people watch Hawaii Five-O.

I Survived

I Survived airs on the Biography channel, new episodes begin Sunday May 15. Check your local listings for repeats.

Looking forward to the new episodes. This show is about people who come as close as to death as possible and survived. The survivors share their stories. They tell horrific tales of home invasions, rapes, kidnapping, shootings and beatings. Then there are the people who survived accidents in the ocean, desert, mountains, jungles and plane crashes. These people have had their worst nightmares become a reality. I’ve learned to always be aware of my surroundings and to be careful at all times, even when I’m home. This show scares the shit out of me. I become paranoid and afraid. However I can’t stop watching. I’ve been a fan since season one. If you can handle the evil and horrors that occurs in this world watch I Survived.

Parking Wars

Parking Wars air on A&E Saturday’s at 10pm est. time. They air repeats often.

This is a realty show that follows parking enforcers and parking authority office. I’m a supporter of public servants. After all they’re just doing their jobs. The abuse they receive for the low pay sometimes is not worth it. The people that get ticketed and booted on this show are fucking annoying. What has happened to personal responsibility? How dare you be so disrespectful? They know they owe the tickets, they know they haven’t paid them, they know they do not have insurance, they know they have a suspended registration, yet they want to yell and curse at the agents. So fucking stupid and ignorant. I hope some of these people see themselves on TV and get their shit together. The parking agents are colorful characters. I always root for them. To view public servants deal with the madness of their jobs watch Parking Wars.

Advanced Style

As I was checking out one of my weekly blog, I came across a blog called Advanced Style and was blown away. It was created by Ari Seth Cohen. He takes pictures of stylish mature adults while walking the streets of NYC. They’re the most prettiest and inspiring pictures I have seen. Every picture made me smile. These people have such style and grace. Their outfits are sophisticated, kooky, glamours and classy. I would rock some of them. The words of wisdom from his muses remind me to enjoy my life each and every day. Mature adults are often forgotten about and overlooked. That’s a shame because they have so much to teach us. I have always enjoyed the company of older people and love to see them looking chic. I love talking to them, learning from them and picking their brain. So this blog definitely pulled at my heart strings. To see that you don’t have to lose your cool style as you age check out Advanced Style.