No, that's not Peter Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) from Mad Men in AT&T's "It's Not Complicated" 4G network campaign, but if it walks like a Pete, and talks like a Pete, then it's a Pete...

2013

Feb

MEDICAL DRAMA 'MONDAY MORNINGS' PUTS DOCS UNDER THE EXAM ROOM GLARE By Eric Gould

The latest David E. Kelley offering premiering on TNT shows us cases gone wrong getting dissected in M&M conferences - short for Morbidity and Mortality...

2013

Jan

GOOD DOC, BAD DOC: NBC'S 'DO NO HARM' REVS UP JEKYLL AND HYDE By Eric Gould

Dr. Jason Cole is at war with himself. Literally...

2013

Jan

‘THE KILLING’ RESURRECTED: AMC'S CANCELLED DETECTIVE DRAMA COMES BACK TO LIFE By Eric Gould

Like the defiant corpse in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Killing isn't dead just yet. Turns out the show was recently resurrected by AMC — the channel that cancelled it this past July...

2013

Jan

THE SPY WHO BUGGED ME: ARCHER IS A DUMMY, BUT STILL FUNNY By Eric Gould

According to FX press, secret agent Sterling Archer is a dashing rake, a top field operative and "a colossal tool." It's hard not to disagree...

2013

Jan

ANDREW NICE CLAY: JIM JEFFERIES SHOWS HIS HEART, CRUDELY By Eric Gould

FX has explored the poetics of bad behavior with Louie. Now it's upping, or lowering, the ante with a self-described misanthropic comic in the new half-hour series Legit...

2013

Jan

'FRONTLINE': SCHOOLING THE SYSTEM By Eric Gould

Frontline's new documentary on former Washington D.C. public school Chancellor Michelle Rhee teaches some valuable lessons about how we're able — or unable — to change American education...

2012

Dec

2012 DEPARTS WITH SOME INDELIBLE TV MOMENTS By Eric Gould

2012 left some memorable TV moments, from a chair to a horsey-dancing rapper...

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Eric Gould

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Eric Gould is a writer in Boston and Associate Editor for tvworthwatching.com. With prior stints in art, music, photography and design, he casts a wide net across the media pool fishing for the smart, the surprising and the oddly compelling. He will have essays on Rectify, Six Feet Under and Girls in the upcoming “Finale: Considering the Ends of Television Series” from Syracuse University Press. Email him at gould@tvworthwatching.com

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