After 50 Years, Kenneth Clark’s ‘Civilisation’ Still Poses Trenchant Cultural Questions
Before finding public fame through ‘Civilisation,’ Kenneth Clark was a well-known art critic and youngest-ever director of London’s National Gallery.
Revisiting ‘See No Evil’ From ‘Batman: The Animated Series’
An invisible man––an ex-con driven by a desire to reunite his family––becomes the first legitimately successful original villain of the series.
Netflix’s ‘Traitors’ Is Hampered By An Ignorant Political Agenda
Netflix’s ‘Traitors’ seems to have all the ingredients of a great television show, but built its entire story around an ill-researched political stance.
What ‘Game Of Thrones’ Has To Teach Us About Real-Life Power Conflicts
How realistic are the politics, international relations, and war strategy in ‘Game of Thrones,’ and how does our daily life reflect in the fantasy series?
Top 15 ‘Game Of Thrones’ Theories For The Final Season
Now that the last season is officially underway, here are some of the favorite theories floated by several Federalist writers.
Play Along: Make Your ‘Game Of Thrones’ Season Eight Predictions
Who will die? Who will survive? Share your predictions with us for the final season of America’s favorite television fantasy drama.
If ‘Real Housewives’ Fought Physically Instead Of Verbally, It’d Be Wrestlemania
History was about to unfold in the form of an all-female brawl between Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Ronda Rousey. I ordered Subway.
Revisiting ‘Batman, The Animated Series’: ‘Heart of Ice’
Mr. Freeze is reimagined in arguably the best episode of the series.
Revisiting DS9, S1Ep11: Exploring Constable Odo, The Loner
Odo’s origins will become clearer and form a major plot point in subsequent seasons. In the meantime, Odo returns to his role as the series outcast.
From Comedy To Drama: The Sad Transformation Of ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’
What started as a Brady Bunch-esque half-hour show has turned into something far darker. Perhaps this just reflects the transformation of celebrity.
The Rise Of The Late-Night Niche Is Fueled By America’s Political Divide
As the scattered landscape has us increasingly clustered in niches, even institutions like late-night are becoming platforms for some rather than all.
Hulu’s ‘Shrill’ Is Unfunny Woke Comedy That Celebrates Female Entitlement
If ’empowerment’ means ‘entitlement’ and feeling justified when you make consistently irresponsible decisions, Hulu’s new show ‘Shrill’ is very empowering.
Revisiting ‘I’ve Got Batman in My Basement’ From ‘Batman: The Animated Series’
A poor introduction of the Penguin makes for one of the series’ weakest episodes.
Jay Leno Has An Interesting Point About All The Politics In Late-Night
Jay Leno theorized on Wednesday that viewers in the Trump era seem to want politics from late-night television.
Revisiting ‘Batman, The Animated Series’: ‘It’s Never Too Late’
A dark episode involving addiction pays homage to classic gangster movies.
Which Jokes From ‘The Office’ Are Problematic?
The answer is all of them, and also none of them. It’s satire designed to poke fun at people like Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute, after all.
An Icon For An Entire Genre, Alex Trebek Is The Last TV Game Host
As they wish the 78-year-old Alex Trebek a speedy recovery from pancreatic cancer, fans should also stop to appreciate his television legacy.
Luke Perry And The Strange Aging Of ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’
‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ mastered a format that became the template, something illustrated by Luke Perry’s performance as Dylan.
A Comprehensive List Of The Best ‘Real Housewives Of New York City’ Moments From Each Season
In celebration of the “Real Housewives Of New York City” premiere, here’s a list of the best moments from each season.
‘The Bachelor’s’ Fence Jump Has Finally Arrived
On Monday night’s episode of ‘The Bachelor,’ Colton Underwood finally jumped the fence. We mean that literally for the former NFL player.
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