Thursday: ‘Nobody Wants This’ May Be Right
A sparkling, unexpected delight in its first season, the romantic series “Nobody Wants This” (Netflix, streaming) with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, begins to wear out its welcome in season…
Wednesday TV: Walruses Face Climate Change
The Smithsonian is closed due to the government shutdown anyway, so Kirk Johnson, the director of its National Museum of Natural History, is off to the Arctic to observe the…
Tuesday TV: NBA Begins Its Season on NBC
The NBA begins its season with the prime time doubleheader, Houston at Oklahoma City (NBC, Peacock, 7:30 p.m.) and Golden State at Lakers (NBC, Peacock, 10 p.m.). The rise of…
Capital Radio 10-20-25: Song of the Werewolf
The Halloween focus for this show was on that hairy subset, the werewolves. And there were a lot of them, in a 21-song salute that included everybody from the Cramps…
Monday TV: The Long Struggle for Equality
Every modern constitution has explicit gender protections, according to a new documentary, except the United States. It’s kind of amazing that the Equal Rights Amendment here has yet to pass…
Sunday TV: ‘Task’ Reaches Its Conclusion
One would think, from all the action, that last week would have been the climactic episode of the excellent “Task” (HBO, 9 p.m.). Instead, there are a few things to…
Saturday TV: My Morning Jacket in Austin Hall
Director Cameron Crowe inducts the singular Kentucky rock band My Morning Jacket into the ACL Hall of Fame tonight on “Austin City Limits” (PBS, 11 p.m., check local listings) with…
Friday: Martin Scorsese in Front of the Camera
The absorbing new five-part documentary series “Mr. Scorsese” (Apple TV, streaming) explores the life and work of director Martin Scorsese, featuring a wealth of clips as well as new interviews…
Thursday TV: ‘The Diplomat’ Back for Duty
One of the most compelling but often confounding dramas on TV, “The Diplomat” (Netflix, streaming) returns for a third season, where at least the action (preposterous as it sometimes can…
Movie Review: ‘Uppercut’ With Ving Rhames
There have been scores of boxing movies throughout the history of cinema, and they all largely follow the same formula: the dream, the training and the big fight. Thorsten Reuther’s…