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It is quite possible that daytime election coverage is the most excited and useless news that TV outlets bring us in a year, and that’s saying something
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It is quite possible that daytime election coverage is the most excited and useless news that TV outlets bring us in a year, and that’s saying something
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The overarching theme of the episode was that, while there may be a new balance of power among the characters, there may not be enough trust for it to work.
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The Bin Laden raid movie is at best a competent, bland docudrama. But the timing means it’s hard to discuss it only as a movie.
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What with so much talk in the headlines now about charity and the right and wrong ways to go about it, it’s perfect (if unintentional) timing that South Park should do something on the subject this week. This being South Park, of …
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The other big contest next Tuesday is between the pundits trying to analyze the election with their guts and a new breed of statistics gurus trying to forecast it with data.
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One of the strange impulses of modern life is the irresistible–to me, anyway–urge to turn on the TV and the laptop and spend all day watching coverage of a weather disaster that you are already in the middle of experiencing.
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Carrie and the CIA break Brody down to remake him, and in the process, Homeland makes itself into potentially quite a different, and exciting, series.
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In the final debate, nominally on foreign policy, Barack Obama came ready for a cavalry charge, while Mitt Romney seemed content to watch from the trenches.
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Homeland’s season two has not been stingy with the forward motion and plot developments, and last night, it dropped a game-changer.
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We don’t yet have pop-up fact-checks at Presidential debates. But for one crucial moment, we did have Candy Crowley.
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Set in a 1960s sanitarium for the criminally insane, AHS’s second season begins as a more focused, if equally frenetic, screamfest.
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It turns out the debates are among those few exceptions every year—the Oscars, the Super Bowl, the Olympics—when TV awakens as a big medium, now amplified and hyped by social media.
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NBC is keeping its two favorite funny women on the air—at least for one night, as co-hosts of the Golden Globes next January. To which I can only say: what took so long?