Don’t Dare Miss ‘Fargo,’ the Series
What if you could live inside your favorite movie, or simply have it go on longer -- maybe five times as long. That's the case with "Fargo" (FX, 10 p.m.),the…
Also on Tuesday: ‘The Address,’ ‘Pioneers’
"The Address" (PBS, 9 p.m., check local listings) might begin like other Ken Burns films, with black and white images and that same old recording of "The Battle Hymn of…
Monday TV: ‘Trials of Muhammad Ali’
The always fascinating saga of the former Cassius Clay as he became outspoken heavyweight champion, Muslim convert, conscientious objector and prisoner gets a fine retelling in Bill Siegel's film "The…
‘Mad Men:’ New Season, Old Ennui
You can take Don Draper out of the ad agency, but you can't take the ad man out of Don. So while he's been on a forced leave of absence…
Sunday TV: Mad Climate, Men
Would we care more about climate change if celebrities were involved? That's the motivation behind "Years of Living Dangerously" (Showtime, 10 p.m.), a new 10-part series that examines different aspects…
Seth Rogen’s Enabling Return to ‘SNL’
Seth Rogen has hosted "Saturday Night Live" a couple of times before, so maybe the novelty has worn off for him. He didn't seem tense or nervous, or didn't have…
Saturday TV: Tentacles from the Deep
It's surprising that the Syfy network has been so slow to follow up the success of hybrid monster B-movies epitomized by "Sharknado." But there's another one tonight, "Bermuda Tentacles" (Syfy,…
Friday TV: Cavalcade of Bombers
The world has had so many madmen among its leaders sometimes even the recent ones will slip your mind. So here's a documentary about "Mad Dog: Inside the Secret World…
Wine and Realization on ‘Parks and Rec’
Planning for the Pawnee Unity Concert on "Parks and Recreation" may go on as long as Barney's wedding weekend on "How I Met Your Mother." But if it continues to…
New ‘Late Show’ Host: Who is Stephen Colbert Really?
CBS did pundits a disservice Thursday by shutting down the burgeoning parlor game of guessing who would be taking over David Letterman's place when he retired next year. It's been…