by Adam Buckman on Mar 17, 12:47 PM
Every once in a while, a TV personality comes along whose energy and workload seems to stagger the imagination. When you ponder all the activities these people are engaged in at any one time, you wonder how there are enough hours in a day to accommodate them.
by Adam Buckman on Mar 16, 12:46 PM
The dimly lit, hard-to-watch scenes in "The Americans" are unfortunate because they mar a viewing experience that, for the most part, has been richly rewarding for three seasons.
by Adam Buckman on Mar 15, 1:16 PM
A new comedy series on NBC has me thinking of swearing off of network sitcoms for good. The one-word title "Crowded" is applied here to describe what the household in the show becomes after two grown children move back home after they graduate from college and then find out life in the real world is not so easy.
by Adam Buckman on Mar 14, 12:11 PM
"The Carmichael Show" decides to take on Bill Cosby, who happens to be one of the most storied personalities in the history of the network.
by Adam Buckman on Mar 11, 11:40 AM
"The Internet Ruined My Life" is a very provocative TV show that purports to tell the true stories of people whose lives were turned upside-down in the aftermath of things they posted on social media.
by Adam Buckman on Mar 10, 11:48 AM
They're not criminals, but they're playing them on TV. The question is: Why? It's the latest twist in situation-reality shows
by Adam Buckman on Mar 9, 1:03 PM
Sometimes a show comes along that shatters all your dreary expectations -- telling you that you're watching something special, new and different. That's the case with "Underground," premiering Wednesday,
by Adam Buckman on Mar 8, 12:48 PM
In this series, a king clashes with a prophet in the desert sands of ancient Palestine. I have to ask: What is this ancient-world drama doing on prime-time network TV? There's nothing on the air like it on ABC or any other network.
by Adam Buckman on Mar 7, 12:33 PM
It all came together so nicely, and with so many happy endings, that it was easy to overlook the one character's storyline that ended sadly on the final episode of "Downton Abbey."
by Adam Buckman on Mar 4, 12:06 PM
A&E's "Bates Motel" and now its new companion series "Damien" might have you wondering what other old movies might be mined for prequel or sequel treatment in the form of a TV series.