The Good Wife Watch: Best Enemies
As the terrific, emotionally complicated midseason finale showed, Alicia and Will are hotter as rivals than as lovers.
As the terrific, emotionally complicated midseason finale showed, Alicia and Will are hotter as rivals than as lovers.
Under his watch, the New York Observer dissected the glitter of a rising city
It can be sad when dramas kill off characters. But it’s the deaths in comedies–even cartoons–that hit closest to real life.
What makes a TV star doesn’t necessarily make an online star
In Nucky Thompson’s own game of thrones, the story gets ever more sprawling, and–as the season 4 finale proved again–few people are safe.
There is no force of man or nature more powerful than a news cliché.
On TV’s busiest night, it’s too much of a good thing.
The show is a nice, funny sitcom about the (somewhat) tamed streets of New Brooklyn. And that’s not a crime.
Fox’s apocalyptic drama is (American) Revolutionary, trading the dark paranoia of The X-Files for a celebration of belief and wonders.
This political satire, Amazon’s first streaming series, looks like big-time TV but plays like a cartoon.
The weekly topical-comedy show will air next year
Real-time footage from Nov. 22, 1963 shows the fog of breaking news is no recent invention.
We’re no longer in a so-called Golden Age dominated by a few great shows. But now there are golden nuggets everywhere, and that’s a very good thing.