Friday TV: Errol Morris Takes on Manson Case
The grisly story has been told numerous times in the last half century. Now documentarian Errol Morris (“The Thin Blue Line,” “The Fog of War”) tries his hand with a…
Thursday: We’re Back, but ‘Douglas is Cancelled’
Hugh Bonneville of “Downton Abbey” fame stars in a new four-part cancel culture satire from “Sherlock” creator Steven Moffat, about a TV host who is rattled by a joke is…
Capital Radio 2-24-25: When Raga Rock Ruled
A trip to India inspired a long set about the time when George Harrison, through Ravi Shankar, introduced the instruments of Indian classical music to Western rock and pop. Suddenly…
Capital Radio 2-17-25: From President to King
We marked President's Day with a prerecorded set that morphed to comment on the tendency of the office's current occupant to act more like a king. We began by celebrating…
TV Eye Takes a Little Break
TV Eye takes a three week break from its daily television listings for travel. It's up to you to navigate the next few weeks of broadcast and streaming across so…
Friday TV: The State of Love on Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day brings an excuse to consider the state of love in the world, and it ain’t exactly good. Such as the stipulation in the title of the imported Taiwanese…
Thursday TV: The Rise and Fall of Sly Stone
The latest music doc from Questlove, who won an Oscar for directing “Summer of Soul,” focuses on the 60s superstar who imploded in “Sly Lives! (Aka The Burden of Black…
Wednesday TV: Hockey’s 4 Nations Face Off
In lieu of an all-star game this year, the NHL is dividing its best players into teams with their fellow countrymen. The seven-game series in what they’re calling the 4…
Tuesday TV: ‘The Witcher’ Animated Film
“The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep” (Netflix, streaming) is an animated feature based on the live action series “the Witcher” and concentrating on the hero Gerald of Rivia. Doug Cockle…
Capital Radio 2-10-25: Cupid and the Valentines
Ten songs about Cupid joined 20 more about Valentine’s Day in advance of this week’s observation. We began with seven songs featuring Gene Barge, saxophone ace who died this month…