Greg Garcia thought he was just entertaining a couple of unidentified strangers when he started leaving weird short stories in the guest books of cabin resorts around the country...

2017

Aug

SETH MACFARLANE LAUNCHES PREVIEWS OF PRICEY NEW FOX SCI-FI SERIES 'THE ORVILLE' AT TCA By Ed Bark

Fox is giving Seth MacFarlane a big budget and lots of space to launch The Orville, by far his most visible TV role as problematic spacecraft captain Ed Mercer...

2017

Aug

THE ‘THE GOLDBERGS’ AND NORMAN LEAR AT TCA PRESS TOUR By Ed Bark

Jeff Garlin regaled, Wendi McClendon-Covey embraced ("You're gonna get a hug") and the kids were all right, too...

2017

Aug

MR. MERCEDES By David Bianculli

SERIES PREMIERE: This new 10-part series begins with an extended sequence so unsettling, and so craftily and patiently constructed, that it lets you know, from the start, that this is one of the best adaptations of a Stephen King story in years. And it is. David E. Kelley is the principal executive producer helming the adaptation here, just as he did with HBO’s Big Little Lies – and once again, he’s found the right approach, and the right cast, to make it all work. Brendan Glee

2017

Aug

THE STORY OF DIANA By David Bianculli

Part 1 of 2. This two-night special, co-produced by ABC and People, is one of many Princess Diana TV shows keyed to the 20th anniversary of her death. This one includes an exclusive interview – exclusive to this country, anyway – with Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer. Concludes tomorrow night.

2017

Aug

THE CARMICHAEL SHOW By David Bianculli

SERIES FINALE: The last two first-run episodes of Jerrod Carmichael’s sharp-edged NBC sitcom are shown tonight, in the final hour of prime time. The Carmichael Show deserves better than a late-summer burn-off – then again, it deserved to be renewed, so this ignominious farewell date and time is the least of its problems. And of NBC’s.

2017

Aug

CLASSIC ALBUMS By David Bianculli

This is no secret, but is worth noting: Tonight’s new edition of this AXS series is No Secrets, the classic 1972 album from Carly Simon. It’s the one that included the intriguing hit song “You’re So Vain,” which Simon plays, and dissects, as part of this special.

2017

Aug

BROADCHURCH By David Bianculli

This is the penultimate episode of the season, and of this trilogy, so there’s a lot going on – and a lot of new clues surfacing, just in time.

2017

Aug

BARONESS VON SKETCH SHOW By David Bianculli

This week’s sketches include “Last Year You Weren’t 40,” a skit that, like the infamous “Last F***able Day” sketch on Inside Amy Schumer, is a woman’s take on some of the potential indignities facing them as they reach certain chronological milestones.

2017

Aug

‘MR. MERCEDES’ IS FRIGHTFULLY WELL-DONE STEPHEN KING By David Hinckley

Audience TV’s new detective thriller Mr. Mercedes may be most notable for how it gets very disturbing very quickly...

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