Wednesday TV: New ‘The 100,’ ‘Doll & Em’
Your one stop spot for teen dystopia, The CW, uncorks another tale tonight. After first giving you "Star Crossed" and "Tomorrow People," here comes "The 100" (The CW, 9 p.m.),…
Tuesday TV: Possibly Too Much Maria
Are we interested enough in Maria Menounos to watch a whole series (purported to be) about her life? Is it the next step from TV host and personality to reality…
‘Dancing’ with the Olympians
It's not clear what drives newly awarded Olympian medalists to immediately line up to win a cheesy mirror ball on a reality TV show. Are they that competitive? That worried…
Monday TV: Bracing Look at Tough Times
Times are tough, but when they are reflected through the sad, worn out eyes of one American working class family, the picture may be worse than imagined. "Paycheck to Paycheck:…
Mary Hartman Meets Marnie on ‘Girls’
Hannah and Adam are trying to figure out how they will navigate living apart during his Broadway rehearsals. At the same time Hannah is increasingly frustrated with the work aspect…
Sunday TV: ‘Crisis’ Indeed, and Brackets
As if the Dylan McDermott/Dermot Mulroney confusion isn't at a high enough level, try this: Dylan McDermott was in a bad and not very convincing NBC drama called "Hostages" involving…
Saturday TV: Dreams Before Madness
CBS continues its effort of presenting a Saturday night feature documentary, this one on the eve of March Madness. "Summer Dreams" (CBS, 8 p.m.) follows four rookie players at the…
Friday TV: A Whole Earth Selfie from Space
Trying to rekindle the spark of wonder the space program once brought, the two hour "Live from Space" (National Geographic Channel, 8 p.m.) will emanate from the International Space Station…
Thursday TV: With Their Own Funny Accents, Bostonians are the New Hillbillies
Cable hasn't quite broken its fascination with hillbillies, rednecks, mud pits and the Southin general. Tonight alone features "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" (TLC, 9 p.m.) , two helpings of…
Wednesday TV: Back on the Street
Funny or Die is having its highest profile moment since it had an HBO spinoff. The comedy website first produced the widely seen and appreciated "Between Two Ferns" with Barack…