New Joe Donnelly Senate Ad Is A ‘Veep’ Rip-Off
Ultimately, ‘Axe’ is a testament to the quality of ‘Veep’s’ satire, which is rooted in so accurate an understanding of Washington that it mocked Joe Donnelly’s ad years before someone ever conceived of it.
The Kardashians Have Always Been In On The Joke
If there’s one thread tying together both Oct. 14ths, separated by eleven long years, it’s the theme of self-deprecation.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Guess What’s Coming to Dinner?’ And ‘Sine Qua Non’
Humans and rebel Cylons form an alliance to find Earth, but events immediately conspire to destroy it.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘The Road Less Traveled’ And ‘Faith’
Starbuck survives a mutiny, allies with Cylons, and receives a prophecy affecting humans and Cylons alike.
Steve Carell: ‘The Office’ Would Be Too Offensive Today. If So, What’s Left?
Steve Carell just made the best argument for loosening the vice grip of political correctness, and it involves ‘The Office.’
One Of The Best ‘Real Housewives’ Episodes Just Aired On Instagram
The ‘Real Housewives of New York City’ cast had a wild Tuesday night, and it all ended up on Instagram.
Why Bob Odenkirk Makes ‘Better Call Saul’ The Best Show On TV
No other fictional person contained in a TV series has better portrayed unrelenting conflict and struggle like Jimmy McGill.
‘Scrubs’ May Be 17 Years Old, But Its Message On The Value of Social Ties Is More Relevant Than Ever
More than anything, ‘Scrubs’ is the story of how J.D.’s entrance into the adult world was shaped and supported by his friends.
The Only Thing Funny About ‘Murphy Brown’ Is How Oblivious It Is
The obliviousness of ‘Murphy Brown,’ and its cast of coastal elites, is a case study in why public trust in media has eroded.
Fox’s ‘The Cool Kids’ Is A Promising And Nostalgic Sitcom
The latest entry in the ‘Old Folks Sitcom’ category offers some promising comedy and strong sense of nostalgia at a time when we can all use it.
From Kavanaugh To Kanye, The SNL Premiere Was A Study In Contrasts
After a summer of politics at its weirdest, the show’s best foot forward amounted to five minutes of mediocrity. For the best in the business, it’s inexcusable— but it’s not inexplicable.
The New ‘Murphy Brown’ Is Just As Biased And Out Of Touch As The Last One
The series is simply not funny unless you are a liberal. Its comedy is manipulative. It loads the deck by giving all the best lines to the liberals, while conservatives sputter and flee.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘The Ties That Bind’ And ‘Escape Velocity’
The Cylons plunge into civil war while Tyrol, Tigh, and Tory process the revelation they too are Cylons, with a fatal consequence.
Here’s The Simple Reason People Love ‘This Is Us’
The show, known for its highly emotional storylines, did not return on the same gut-wrenching tone it left off with last season. Instead, the premier carried an attitude of hope.
Why Bravo’s ‘Play By Play’ Is A Revelation
‘Play by Play’ probably best represents the network’s campaign to make dudes feel okay about having an informed opinion on Vicki Gunvalson’s ‘pattern of loving unavailable men.’
‘The Good Place’ Tackles Complicated Ethics Questions With Wit And Charm
As Eleanor seeks to become her best self, she realizes that moral improvement involves self-sacrifice, something she never thought about on Earth.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘He That Believeth In Me’ And ‘Six of One’
Season Four begins in a space battle between humans and Cylons, but the real drama comes from conflicts of faith within both camps.
Why Season Five Of Netflix’s ‘Bojack Horseman’ Is Ultimately Disappointing
Season five of Netflix’s ‘Bojack Horseman’ harps on the lessons of Me Too at the expense of developing the show’s characters.
Yes, Really: Thomas The Train Is Chugging Out United Nations-Themed Episodes
No more simple, child-like fun for Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. Now they are tugging a political agenda to the pre-K set.
What’s New In Comedy On Netflix Today: ‘Bojack,’ ‘American Vandal,’ And Norm Macdonald
Netflix drops plenty of comedy on subscribers today, with the familiar in new seasons of ‘BoJack Horseman’ and ‘American Vandal,’ and a talk show hosted by Norm Macdonald.
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