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TV REVIEW: 'SUPERNATURAL'
Season 7 of Compelling Horror-Comedy Remains Original, Hunts Monsters & Captures Fans
The goofy family-comedy parts draw you in and endear you to the characters so that when the dire self-questioning comes along, you find yourself unexpectedly moved.
TV REVIEW: 'INVADER ZIM'
Sharp Satirical Kids' Series Showcases Twisted Comic Book Artist's Range
A prime-time drama with this bleak an outlook would probably get panned for being “too dark,” but a kids' show can somehow get away with it.
TV REVIEW: 'PARTY DOWN' - SEASON ONE
Now Streaming: Adam Scott and Lizzy Caplan Star in Cult Comedy
Let's have a moment of silence for 'Party Down' -- the smartly written critical favorite that only lasted two seasons on the Starz network.
TV REVIEW: 'SPACED' - SEASON ONE
A Must-See BritCom that Broke Rules, Redefined Genre & Poked Pop Culture's Funny Bone
They go for it in every scene, throwing in weird little expressions and gestures that lend an air of insanity to even the routine interactions.
TV REVIEW: 'WORKAHOLICS'
Comedy Central's First Season of New Comedy Reaches Genius Level of Absurdity
What it comes down to is that you should order a couple of pizzas, get some beer, and watch this show with your friends because it will keep you in stitches for hours.
TV REVIEW: 'ALCATRAZ'
Could Fox's New Mystery Thriller Be the Next 'Lost'?
The uber-secret organization is lead by a welcome Sam Neill, who thus far is doing the best work on the show and lends it a sense of credibility.
TV REVIEW: 'ARCHER' SEASON 2 DVD
Adult Animated Comedy Raises the Stakes in Season 2
Meet Sterling Archer: the world’s foremost not-so-secret agent. He shoots to kill, he dresses to impress, and he always get his man.
TV REVIEW: 'BEING HUMAN' - SEASON 1 (UK)
Now Streaming: Horror Fantasy Dramedy From BBC Stays True to the Genre
The fearless writing takes on subjects as diverse as pedophilia, disease, bigotry, and mortality, but it's ultimately the fantastic cast that sells it.
TV REVIEW: 'HOUSE OF LIES'
Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell Play Dirty in Showtime's New Comedy
That's the real strength of 'House of Lies': it's not afraid to make its main character — as well as most of its supporting characters — utterly dislikable.
TV REVIEW: 'HOMELAND'
Season Finale Paves Way for a Thrilling Second Season
It’s a relief to watch a brand new show this well-written, acted, and delivered.
TV REVIEW: 'THE WAY WE LIVE NOW'
BBC Does The Classics...and Surprise, It's Still Happening Today
It’s not only an English lesson in the form of a fascinating and entertaining four-part series, but Trollope gives a great lesson in human nature in a Victorian romp.
TV BUZZBINGE: 'BREAKING BAD'
Vince Gilligan's Character-Driven AMC Drama Is a Must-Devour
As an addicting, character-driven black comedy meets crime drama, 'Breaking Bad' is a story about a good person making a bad decision. It will grab you and never let go.
TV REVIEW: MURDER MYSTERIES
Leave It to the Brits for Kicks & Sidekicks - Chief Inspectors Lynley, Barnaby & Foyle
American murder mysteries are bloody, violent, and the criminals vicious ... At the end of a good British mystery, the culprit is happy to confess...
TV REVIEW: 'THE KILLING'
Recreating a Worthwhile Crime Drama with Talented Actors on AMC
Individually, these two actors are extraordinary. As a duo, they create one of the most intriguing relationships on television.
TV REVIEW: 'DOC MARTIN' & 'JEYKLL'
Two Fine Doctors; Leave it to the Brits!
Perhaps lying in bed gorging myself with goodies and watching TV seems a self-indulgent replacement for actual living, but hey, that’s life in the 21st century.
TV REVIEW: 'GAME OF THRONES'
HBO's New Fantasy Series with Beards, Swords, Wolves, and Battles
The gravity, reality, depth, and mystery of 'Thrones' is going to have me remaining a faithful viewer, surely into season two, which has already been inked to happen.
TV REVIEW: 'ADVENTURE TIME'
At the End of the Day, Silliness Is One of Our Most Important Resources
Somewhere in the land of Ooo lives a human (boy) with a sword (rusty) and a dog (magical), and I wish I could be there. This boy, Finn, and his dog, Jake, populate a worl
TV REVIEW: 'MILDRED PIERCE'
Todd Haynes' Mom-in-Distress Tale Shines But Doesn't Sparkle
Veda has humiliated her mother. She does it purposefully and coldly. Mildred’s first reaction is to slap Veda. But she cannot bear to lose the affection of this child, an
TV REVIEW: PALEYFEST 2011
Jimmy Fallon Is So Damn Affable, and 'Community' Takes Risks
Community's Danny Pudi and Don Glover as Abed and Troy are like watching nebulas burn hot, week in and week out, before bursting into stars.
TV REVIEW: 'SHERLOCK'
The Old Broad Finds a Mysterious Plot in the New PBS Masterpiece Mystery
Tall, thin, pale, brilliant as in idiot-savant, and a mile left of House for rudeness and cruel unconcern, but if you can figure out the plot, he and his blogging flatmat