It’s been quite an insane year. In between starting a new blog, watching new shows, reading a ton of amazing things online that I wanted to share, Sahar’s Blog has become a little, well, messy. And I don’t like messes. Ergo a nice, tidy little solution, thanks for a late night consultation with Chelsea: the… Read More Welcome to Sahar’s Reviews!
Previous Supernatural episodes with children in them were pretty brilliant. One in particular that I really loved (and, from what I read on fan discussion boards, so did many other fans out there) is season three’s “The Kids Are Alright.” Seriously, who could forget the adorable little guy who made many hope he was Dean’s… Read More Review: Supernatural, Season 5, Episode 6: I believe the Children are our Future
I’m liking Fringe more and more. And no, it’s not a case of me trying to delude myself into making the task of reviewing it less tedious. Quite the contrary in fact — reviewing Fringe is becoming more and more fun. Wouldn’t Walter be proud. I have to admit that, during the first minute or… Read More Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 5: Dream Logic
It’s very satisfying to watch a show slowly grow into its full potential. Fringe’s first season was slow, and many stopped watching for various reasons. But for those of us who stuck by it, our patience is paying off, more and more so with each new episode of season two. The title of this particular… Read More Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 4: Momentum Deferred
We have been hearing about it for awhile, and the moment finally happened — Paris Hilton graced the little screen and made for a pretty awesome supernatural force to be dealt with. Discussion forums and fan sites were filled with speculation in the last couple of weeks as to the effect having Paris Hilton on… Read More Review: Supernatural, Season 5, Episode 5: Fallen Idols
As you, fellow Sahar’s Blog reader, probably have noticed a long time ago, one of the major lines of questioning I have been following is that of meaningful and purposeful social action. As a way to develop a conceptual framework for social action, I recently started an online course on the topic (for more information… Read More Building a Conceptual Framework for Purposeful Social Action
I didn’t quite reach my note-taking record this time; actually, I got nowhere near it. And it’s not because I didn’t have anything to say. It’s simply due to the fact that this episode was really amazing. So amazing in that that while a lot of thoughts flitted by, I was distracted by the awesomeness… Read More Review: Supernatural, Season 5, Episode 4: The End
This review got finished late on Sunday night after an entire weekend of slaving over it. That’s not because I didn’t know what to write. Quite the contrary, actually. The initial version of this review was — are you ready for it? — fifteen pages long. Yup, you read that right. Fifteen. A new personal… Read More Review: Supernatural, Season 5, Episode 3: Free to be You and Me
This really is an amazing story. I would love ot be able to still work at 101, especially if I don’t financially need to. That way, I can really focus on the joys of working rather than paying bills. I’d better increase my exercise regimen, huh. Only a couple of decades to go! (CNN) —… Read More Still working at 101? Nope, not the plot of a new made-for-TV movie!
A promising TV show throughout season one, Fringe is definitely becoming better, slowly unfolding to deliver its full potential. Season two is already better than season one, and the second episode is better than the first. On the one hand, like I noted last week, the acting is a lot better (except for John Noble,… Read More Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 2: A Night of Desirable Objects