Thursday TV: Laughing at the Apocalypse
Things are wide open enough on broadcast TV today to even accommodate something as odd as "You, Me and the Apocalypse" (NBC, 8 p.m.) an internationally-made kind of adventure/comedy thing…
Things are wide open enough on broadcast TV today to even accommodate something as odd as "You, Me and the Apocalypse" (NBC, 8 p.m.) an internationally-made kind of adventure/comedy thing…
"Chelsea Does..." (Netflix, streaming) is a series of four documentaries in which comedian and former talk show host Chelsea Handler investigates various topics haphazardly, and sometimes only so she can…
Courtesy of esteemed TV writer Dave Walker, who was conducting these charmingly low tech talks with his colleagues during this year's TV Critics Association winter press tour in Pasadena, Calif.…
Paula Kerger’s return to Pasadena Monday was a little less grand than her first time there this month. On New Year’s Day, Kerger, the PBS CEO, rode alongside Elizabeth McGovern…
In the middle of a press conference for the Netflix comedy "Grace and Frankie" that wasn't much funnier than the show itself, its actors began to say odd things. "Was…
There is a lot to recommend "Baskets," the hilarious new Zach Galifianakis comedy that starts Thursday on FX, about a French-trained clown who gets a job as a rodeo clown…
With the final season of “American Idol” already begun, Friday was the final TV Critics Association panel for the show. For judge Jennifer Lopez, it was bittersweet. Being a judge…
The first season of “I Am Cait” was one of E!’s biggest hits last year, only in part because it was one of the least expected spin-offs of “Keeping Up…
The purpose of the TV Critics Association winter press tour is to present an endless string of press conferences for a crush of new shows, and to provide brief availability…
The domestic terror threat might inch up with the news Tuesday that the next season of "Homeland" will be shot in New York City. Showtime CEO David Nevins shared the…