In a 60 Minutes interview, Jay has only nice things to say about Jimmy Fallon. But don’t get the wrong impression.
TV Tonight: Rake
Fox’s newest problem-plagued hero is no Don Draper, but if he works at it, maybe he could be Jim Rockford.
Why NBC’s New Bill Cosby Show Might Not Solve Its Sitcom Problems
The idea of a new Cosby show on NBC is exciting. But as the network learned with Michael J. Fox, even a beloved celeb can’t save a limp sitcom.
Two Broke Girls: The Income-Inequality Comedy of Broad City
Comedy Central’s new sitcom finds the funny in being young, female, and strapped for cash.
True Detective Watch: Seeing Things
As our knowledge of Marty and Rust evolves, so does this show.
Juan Pablo Galavis Says There Shouldn’t Be a Gay Bachelor
Can you really say “I don’t think it’s a good example for kids” and still “respect” gay people?
TV Weekend: HBO’s Looking
Despite the “gay Girls” comparisons, HBO’s charming new half-hour dramedy is distinctively itself.
What Won’t Change About Duck Dynasty, and What Already Has
Phil Robertson’s brief “suspension” won’t change what goes on the air. But the show has now become the Chick-Fil-A sandwich of TV.
We Need More Writing About Cancer, Not Less
When it comes to illness, the real problem is undersharing.
Bad Deeds Don’t Ruin Great Art
Michael Douglas, Woody Allen, and separating the creation from the creator.
Golden Globes Review: Toastesses to the Hostesses With the Mostesses
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler again made a tough job look easy
Girls Season Premiere: Let Me Tell You What Your Problem Is
On the first two episodes of Girls season three, there’s some hugging but not so much learning.
How Does Fox Solve a Problem Like Chris Christie’s?
Faced with a scandal involving one of the boss’ reportedly favored politicians, Fox found a lot of other news to cover