Just four days before Christmas, the television series Tower Prep brings you their tenth episode for the first season with the title “Phone Home”. Tower Prep is an American-Canadian television series spiced up with a combination of action and thrill, which is currently airing every Tuesdays, 9:00 PM on the Cartoon Network. In order to get updated with the latest episodes of the series, just log onto vidmines.com to watch Tower Prep Season 1 Episode 10: Phone Home.
The television series centers on the story of Ian Archer who was abducted from home and brought to a strange prep school without his consent. Ian Archer (Drew Van Acker) is a high school student who, after being suspended from his school for defending a bullied nerd, finds himself trapped in a prep school without any idea how he got there and how to escape. He teams up with three other students, CJ, Gabe, and Suki to discover why they are at the school and how to get out. Aiding their efforts is the fact that each of them has a special "gift":… More Ian can see a half-second into the future; CJ can read body language just like the book, Suki can imitate other people by just hearing their voices, and Gabe can talk anyone into doing anything. However, their fellow students and mysterious superiors have "gifts" as well. Tower Prep is a strange boarding school where rules are not made to be broken and the adults or superiors are identified only by what they do or teach – example History, Math, Headmaster, and Coach. Ian and the others’ fellow students and superiors will surely stop at nothing just to prevent their escape. Watch Tower Prep Season 1, Episode 10: Phone Home to be aired on December 21, 2010. Find out if Ian will be able to get home by then.
Looking for some hardcore show? Better watch AMC’s The Walking Dead and experience a bloodbath in different color. Based from Robert Kirkman’s comic book with the same title, the show was kind of spinoff but it is great. It is about the world devastated by a hungry horde of zombies and Rick along with a group of survivors find a way in order to survive and keeping themselves in the undying appetite of the dead walkers. The last time I watched a zombie themed show, I was damned frustrated, I thought it was based on some computer game but I wonder where should I install the joystick thing, get it? “joy” “stick”- if you catch my drift.
When I first saw the previous of AMC’s comic based zombie show, I give my head a scratch. I thought it was another lame spinoff, well, you can’t blame me after all, entertainers are very good on recycling nowadays. I heard that it was Darabont who will took the credit to roll the show, which made me think that perhaps I could spare another room for some old-school themed show. Old-school? Well, after watching few episodes (I missed the pilot so I started at the episode 2) I think Frank Darabont knows how to spill a blood, of course with Kirkman’s help. The show was really great and quite bloody as well. And speaking of drama, Darabont never forgets to shred an onion to make some televiewers cry. The show was totally a hardcore, and Rick? He is a good epical hero.
AMC is running out of films to roll for season, which means we will be moving to season 2 soon. I know you are pretty excited about the season but you can’t just leave season 1 without a godo conclusion, so you better watch The Walking Dead Season 1 Episode 6: TS-19 on December 5th on AMC. I think the ending will be center on CDC, just to prove the latter , better miss it.
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