affeisha Reviews

M.A.N.T.I.S. (1994–1995)

It's my favourite ever

[10/10 · 11 November 2006]

I have seen the M.A.N.T.I.S and I loved it to bits and pieces. I think Carl Lumbly and Galyn Gorg are great actors along with Christopher and Gartin. Honestly speaking, I was disappointed when and how it ended, however, I will love to purchase a copy to add to my favourites TV show collection. Does anyone know where and how I can get a copy.

I read some comments and I thought it was unfair by the writers. They complained about the acting, the plots, the director, the actors etc.I think they should give the show some credit, because it was not one of the overrated TV shows where you have to hide and change channel when your parents passed by. Or felt ashamed when your parents sat in the lounge looking at you upset, because they thought you were viewing adult material.

I'm sure if Miles (Carl Lumbly) and Leora (Galyn Gorg) were very intimate and she took off her clothing for him in the show it wasn't going to be a problem for many.Actually the show was going to be a hit series. Anyway, I thank the producer and the actors, especially Galyn Gorg and Carl Lumbly for doing a wonderful job. As for the others who did not like the show SORRY, but I loved it.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Boxing Helena (1996) Season 6, Episode 12

Boxing Helena was my favourite episode

[10/10 · 27 June 2006]

Fresh Prince of Bel air was by far the most exciting and comical comedy I have ever seen. Actually it is still shown in the Uk, however, my favourite episode was Boxing Helena. The reason why Boxing Helena is such a favourite of mine is as a result of the actress herself, Galyn Gorg. I think she is a great actress and brings elegance and charm to the screen. For those who may be wondering who is this actress, it's the girl who stared in the M.A.N.T.I.S with Carl Lumbly,also Judgement Night with Cuba gooding Jr and Point Break with Keanu Reeves and Patrick swayze. Nevertheless, Boxing Helena episode proved she is an all rounded actress who complements the character and role she is given.