The finale of Sarah Palin’s Alaska aired Sunday night on The Learning Channel. The series garnered great ratings and stirred up plenty of discussion. I am willing to bet it surprised a lot of people as well. When Sarah Palin
by Lorie Byrd12 Jan 2011, 4:55 AM PST0
In tonight’s episode of Sarah Palin’s Alaska, the family goes whitewater rafting, four-wheeling, panning for gold, searching for fossils, and dog mushing. We also see Sarah spending some mom time with Trig and Piper. And we meet more great Alaskan
by Lorie Byrd19 Dec 2010, 6:47 AM PST0
When I heard that on this week’s episode of Sarah Palin’s Alaska the Palins took Kate Gosselin and her eight kids camping, I’ll admit I groaned. It was easy to imagine Kate on a camping trip whining and complaining about
by Lorie Byrd11 Dec 2010, 2:42 PM PST0
On Sarah Palin’s Alaska, the state nickname “America’s last frontier,” is used frequently. Tomorrow night’s episode of the show is the best example so far of just how much of the state is still remote and untamed. In this episode,
by Lorie Byrd4 Dec 2010, 2:52 PM PST0
This week Sarah Palin’s Alaska is all about family and fish. The Palins visit Todd’s family in Dillingham and at a fish camp in Ekuk. And they do a lot of fishing. Sarah and Todd’s son Track is back from
by Lorie Byrd27 Nov 2010, 2:07 PM PST0
With the faux controversy (and real television shooting) surrounding Bristol Palin living to dance another day on Dancing With The Stars this week, it is fitting that Bristol the Pistol is featured in this episode of Sarah Palin’s Alaska. The
by Lorie Byrd20 Nov 2010, 2:30 PM PST0
Will TLC’s new reality show, Sarah Palin’s Alaska, make you want to book a vacation to “America’s last frontier?” You betcha, it will. It will also give you a glimpse inside the Palin family and into the life of one
by Lorie Byrd12 Nov 2010, 4:54 AM PST0
It is not often that a promo for a television show causes spine-tingling chills. In fact, I don’t think one has ever affected me that way – until this summer, that is. The show is Dexter and it has had
by Lorie Byrd23 Sep 2010, 4:55 AM PST0
Not only did Citizen’s United’s new film “Fire from the Heartland” teach me quite a few things I didn’t know about some of my favorite women in the conservative movement, but at times it moved me to tears. What was
by Lorie Byrd20 Sep 2010, 11:30 AM PST0
It might not be my place to do the first “Chuck” post at Big Hollywood, what with Adam Baldwin being a contributor here and all, but one needed to be done (especially since the season finale airs tonight) and I
by Lorie Byrd24 May 2010, 9:17 AM PST0
This week’s two hour episode of 24 was emotionally exhausting. Viewers spent two hours watching Jack Bauer race to save the Middle Eastern President of Kamistan, Omar Hassan, upon whose life peace in the region rested. In spite of Jack’s
by Lorie Byrd7 Apr 2010, 5:01 AM PST0
[Ed. Note: A hundred years ago when I first started blogging — straight politics, believe it or not — on a small site no one’s heard of, somehow Lorie Byrd found me and became an early champion of mine. As
by Lorie Byrd24 Mar 2010, 5:03 AM PST0