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Seinfeld’s back on TV — sort of — for ‘Marriage Ref’
NEW YORK — A few things seem reasonably certain about NBC’s new series, “Marriage Ref”: It
Financial scandal gives ‘Damages’ a dramatic payoff
NEW YORK — Thank Bernie Madoff. After two seasons plumbing other areas of sin and corporate
Heaton’s right at home on ‘The Middle’
NEW YORK — Patricia Heaton is a wife and mom again. Of course, much is changed on “The Middle,”
Comedy takes inside look at boy band
NEW YORK — Four hockey-loving teenage pals from the nation’s frigid heartland get a crack at music
With Leno out, drama returns to prime time
NEW YORK — Drama is already back on NBC at 10 p.m. That was one of many wisecracks launched by Jay
Blagojevich to vie on ‘Celebrity Apprentice’
NEW YORK — Donald Trump boasted that the upcoming season of “The Celebrity Apprentice” is the best
Will ‘Housewives of D.C.’ uninvite party-crashers?
NEW YORK — Aspiring reality-TV star Michaele Salahi and her polo-playing husband, Tareq, made a
‘Fringe’ star John Noble celebrates weird science
NEW YORK — Dr. Walter Bishop follows in a long line of mad scientists. An unbalanced genius such as
With ‘Anarchy’ role, Katey Sagal starts over
NEW YORK — Season two of the FX drama “Sons of Anarchy” is primed to end with bloody payback. It’s
Ian McKellen rules in remake of ‘The Prisoner’
“Capitalism offers you freedom, but far from giving people freedom, it enslaves them. That’s part of
‘Sesame Street’ turning 40
NEW YORK — Big Bird is leaving Sesame Street! That’s what he decides on the “Sesame Street” season
Film tells of Leo Frank and century-old crimes
NEW YORK — It’s a century-old miscarriage of justice that still haunts anyone who knows of it, and
Remembering Soupy Sales with a pie in the face
NEW YORK — If you never thought a pie in the face was funny, you just didn’t get Soupy Sales. If
‘Balloon boy’ reminds us TV is full of shams
NEW YORK — When 6-year-old Falcon Heene threw up twice while being interviewed about his role in
IFC presents 6 hours of Monty Python lunacy
NEW YORK — Those who don’t know Monty Python and don’t care have been blessed with six hours they
Letterman threw stones from his own glass house
NEW YORK — Turns out David Letterman doesn’t just live on a TV show. He also lives in a glass house,
‘Seinfeld’ gang gathers on ‘Curb Your Enthusiam’
NEW YORK — You know you want it. You may never have said it out loud, that you wanted a “Seinfeld”
Duchovny returns with Season 3 of ‘Californication’
NEW YORK — Hank Moody, the hero of Showtime’s comedy “Californication,” is a roguish struggling
‘Family Guy’ sidekick debuts his own show
NEW YORK — On the premiere of his new Fox show, Cleveland Brown gets a fitting send-off from the
It’s lights out for CBS’ ‘Guiding Light’
NEW YORK — Friday marked the final flicker of CBS’ “Guiding Light,” as that venerable daytime drama
TV film delves into the life of artist Georgia O’Keeffe
NEW YORK — Georgia O’Keeffe stirs recognition in certain predictable ways: her no-nonsense face
A look backward for fall network television lineup
Jay Leno and 'The Good Wife' grab early attention. What can you say about a fall TV season
Modern living in the 1960s: ‘Mad Men’ themes are topical
NEW YORK — In its first two seasons, “Mad Men” rang true, and familiar, from across a half-century
Seeger marks 90 in big concert bash
NEW YORK — Pete Seeger has never paid attention to demographics or audience segments. His message
Flashy radio personality starts talk show on TV
NEW YORK — If you want to get to know Wendy Williams, talk show glamazon, you don’t exactly have to
TLC’s Jon, Kate say they’re divorcing
NEW YORK — Celebrity parents Jon and Kate Gosselin say they plan to divorce. The co-stars of “Jon
Parents of sextuplets focus on staying down to earth
NEW YORK — Jenny and Bryan Masche bring something welcome right now to TV’s genre of extreme
‘Jon & Kate’ brings drama to start of new season
NEW YORK — Has Kate Gosselin been cheating on her husband, Jon? Has Jon been cheating on Kate? And
Emerson finds stardom in ‘Lost’ role
NEW YORK — Michael Emerson, who plays the ever-devious Ben on ABC’s “Lost,” is glad to be back on
Shows trade on economy
NEW YORK — Wouldn’t it be cool if all the new TV series cultivated from the mortgage crisis added up
‘Rescue Me’ returns for more action
NEW YORK — “Rescue Me” has been playing with fire since the start. This FX drama has dared to
SSLqFrasierSSRq dad is the shrink on HBOSSRqs SSLqIn TreatmentSSRq
NEW YORK — For 11 seasons, John Mahoney played the father of two shrinks. With his return to
Pulling of ‘ER’s plug brings little satisfaction
NEW YORK — The people of “ER” are overburdened, sleep-deprived, come-hell-or-high-water healers.
‘Late Late’ host keeps it funny
NEW YORK — As Craig Ferguson faces a new rival in late night, he will carry on as host of CBS’ “Late
Stars play themselves on improv comedy
NEW YORK — A therapist in practice on a comedy or drama can’t always claim progress for the client
‘Breaking Bad’: right show, right time
NEW YORK — Is “Breaking Bad” the most relevant series on the air right now? The show most relatable
Fallon wants to have fun as new host of ‘Late Night’
NEW YORK — After a bullish staff meeting (which ended with a cheer) and before a wardrobe fitting
Nick’s musical ‘Spectacular!’ is song & dance fun
NEW YORK — You mustn’t let anyone trample on your dreams. You can learn a lot from people who are
Martin delivers ‘important’ comedy
The show airs Wednesdays on Comedy Central. NEW YORK — No one would dispute the importance of
Actress makes ‘Fringe’ a hit
The show mixes weird science and action. NEW YORK — As if taking a cue from the Australian
Even old dogs can learn new tricks
NEW YORK — Zak George is a big dog in the world of dog trainers. And he could soon get even bigger,
‘Loving Leah’ is a funny Hallmark charmer
It’s an unusual way to start dating: after you’re married. “Loving Leah” is a tender, funny love
12 shows stood tall in down year for television
A couple of documentaries made the list. NEW YORK — You’re doggone right it was a lousy year
‘Earl’ co-star Pressly finds joy in being Joy
NEW YORK — Jaime Pressly takes nothing for granted except her own tenacity. She leaves nothing to
Few surprises on Walters’ ‘Fascinating People’ list
NEW YORK — There aren’t many surprises on this year’s list of “The 10 Most Fascinating People.”
‘The Shield’ finale: an agreeable wrap-up
Tuesday’s episode puts an end to a continuously excellent show. NEW YORK — No drama series
‘Wheel of Fortune,’ ‘Jeopardy’ now too big for TV
The popular shows are all over the digital world, too. NEW YORK — You take trivia answers that
Comedians look for the funny in Obama
NEW YORK — Where’s the funny in Barack Obama? That question, which dogged TV humorists throughout
It’s Chris Lilley times 3 in HBO comedy
‘Summer Heights High’ begins Sunday. NEW YORK — As you watch Chris Lilley playing all three
Grier finds niche with ‘Chocolate News’
The show is a spoof of a black news magazine show. NEW YORK — From a comedy standpoint, David
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