by Les Luchter on Nov 15, 9:00 AM
Check out "Jonestown: Terror in the Jungle" for an ambitious, powerful -- and surprisingly timely -- look at the massacre.
by Les Luchter on Nov 14, 9:17 AM
This is branded entertainment with an anti-car slant -- so how is Toyota Theater supposed to help sell more Camrys and Priuses right now?
by Les Luchter on Nov 13, 9:00 AM
If you live in a market with an NBC-owned station, have been in a New York City taxicab, or turned on USA Network in the daytime, you've likely seen "Talk Stoop."
by Les Luchter on Nov 12, 8:50 AM
Who decides what should be deleted and what should be kept? Not tech geeks, but content moderators working for third-party subcontractors in the Philippines.
by Les Luchter on Nov 9, 9:00 AM
After three seasons of enjoying the show's engaging characters and fast action, I began to find some flaws.
by Les Luchter on Nov 8, 10:00 AM
A bizarrely attired and made-up title character, played by Rich Koz, presents classic horror and sci-fi movies in the tradition of such hosts as Elvira.
by Les Luchter on Nov 7, 8:29 AM
Think "Law & Order' Is on everywhere? "Forensic Files," available 15 hours every weekday and 19 hours on Saturday and Sunday, may have it beat.
by Les Luchter on Nov 6, 11:02 AM
On Thursday, the second season of "The Adulterer" launches on SVOD service Walter Presents. And that raises a bunch of questions.
by Les Luchter on Nov 5, 12:16 PM
Long before the term "dramedy" was coined, "It's a Man's World" was funny at times, sad at others -- but mostly just a slice of real life.
by Les Luchter on Nov 2, 9:00 AM
Fox News host Laura Ingraham telling LeBron James to "Shut Up and Dribble" bookends Showtime's three-part documentary of that title.