New Cable Thrillers Pick Up Where Broadcast Premieres End
Check out Berlin Station and Eyewitness
Check out Berlin Station and Eyewitness
American Housewife, Divorce, and Insecure run gamut of tones and humor.
There's time traveling in the shows, and the shows are a bit of a time travel too.
Friday night's new television shows seem awfully familiar.
Premiere week continues with four more new television shows.
Steer well clear of the one inspired by Dr. Phil, obviously.
Two new sitcoms mark the start of fall premiere season.
The Prisoner celebrates an anniversary.
Hey, Donald Glover's back on television.
The Night Of, Ballers, Vice Principals, and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver are products of the best arts patron of all: the free market.
Documentary takes viewers inside the place called Buddhafield.
In Memoriam: Antony Jay, co-creator of Yes, Minister
Gary Johnson is making a play with Millennials in a proportion that Clinton and Trump can't touch
While Hillary Clinton tries to tax Wall Street and punish companies that move, Andrew Cuomo uses scores of millions of taxpayer dollars to advertise a failed government program that waives taxes and rewards companies that move
The Maryland governor who defied Prohibition, and the Utah governor who wouldn't pay his income tax
A critical analysis every film buff should watch
Gary Johnson, Bill Weld capture highest ratings for 25-54 demographic on cable news Wednesday night.
John Crowley and Jason Robards look back at a festival of social planning.
Tallulah doesn't take the 'madcap' route and is all the better for it.
"It's not Left vs Right, it's right vs wrong!"
Netflix series tosses children into suspenseful thriller.
The worst tech law in the country continues to criminalize citizens.
Noir whodunnit pits the truth vs. institutional cynicism.
Between is pop anti-authoritarianism at its most melodramatic-and fun.
Clever broadcasters have found a loophole. Now how about letting some more folks in?
The Hunt shows the difficult lives of the carnivores of the animal kingdom.
Libertarian ticket still introducing itself.
Cable news at its cable-newsiest
As print papers continue their decline, cable programs and mobile content are picking up the slack.
Millions to keep Nashville on the air after cancellation.
Kang and Kodos go to Washington in new CBS show.
Why a leftist sitcom star prefers Donald Trump to Hillary Clinton
AMC show revolves around a restaurant venture that gets all mobbed up.
A quick primer for the post-Clinton generation
The rapper makes a passionate, NSFW case against the classic. He's really on to something.
A modern audience won't be shielded from the violence.
If you want to learn economics from a TV cartoon, you're better off watching South Park.
LBJ and DC (comics) offer very divergent entertainment options.
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