Time and time again, compilations of certain artists are released that never seem to do that artist complete justice. I can think of a handful – if that many –…
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David Letterman leaves The Late Show and late night next week. Must we be so darn serious about it?
In an era where news needs to please political guests, the only current unchained commentator is heading for the door. Will his replacement double down or back off?
On March 26, NBC announced the return of Hayden Fox, the character that toplined the ’90s ABC sitcom Coach.
A look back at ten essential episodes of “Parks and Recreation” before next week’s series finale.
The final season of “The Practice” introduced James Spader as Alan Shore and William Shatner as Denny Crane, characters who went on to infamy in “Boston Legal.”
It’s eaten into their ratings and wreaked copyright havoc, but the web could end up becoming the Big Four’s most powerful tool.
The Office writers and producers dug themselves into a creative hole by the end of their 8th season. The show was adrift as they tried to carry on after Steve…
It starred a guy who could shoot lightning bolts out of his hands. How was this show not a huge hit?
When the POPDOSE’ers were splitting up the fall TV schedule to review, I jumped on Animal Practice with hopes of having easy fodder to maliciously savage. I became extra agitated…
The target audience for the new Steve Martin box set will remember a time when ”on-demand” meant tuning into a television program at the scheduled time, or buying tickets to…
Another new NBC sitcom. Here’s the Popdose first impression of “Guys with Kids”
Matthew Perry returns to television with his new dramedy, “Go On.” Here’s the Popdose first impression.
The Popdose First Impression of NBC’s “The New Normal.”
“Bent” is great and worthy of the other fine comedies on NBC.
Two relatively interesting things happened on NBC this week. The Office finally closed out its Florida arc by dragging most of the subplot’s principal characters back to Scranton and Community returned after…
I may step on some critics’ toes for this statement, but I believe film will always be at least a little more respectable than television. It’s not because film attracts…
In the climactic scene of this week’s intriguing but ultimately problematic episode of The Office, the show provided an apt metaphor for why exactly it’s failing today more often than…
Last week I griped about two early problems with The Office‘s Florida plot arc. I worried that, by dividing the action over so many locations, the show would stretch itself…
The American adaptation of The Office is, in its own way, the most consistently interesting show on stateside television. It’s a network microcosm show, one that reflects the nature and fate…
Kelly Stitzel gives her thoughts on NBC’s new musical drama that stars Debra Messing, Anjelica Houston and a bunch of scarves.
Chris Holmes and Scott Malchus take a look at the two fantasy series that premiered just before Halloween.
Kelly Stitzel looks at a returning favorite, Parks and Recreation.
Thursday was ladies night as Popdose looks at three new TV series.
Today Johnny Bicardi reviews 2 Broke Girls, a new sitcom on CBS, and Scott Malchus discusses NBC’s The Playboy Club.
Jeff Giles decides whether to love or H8 a new CW show and Scott Malchus looks at two of NBC’s highly touted new comedies.
Scott Malchus examines the 2011 Emmy nominations in the latest edition of The Three Strike Rule
The Dean Martin Variety Show offered a little something for everyone. There was music (well, duh) and plenty of laughs, but there was also a lot of style. Everyone on stage who joined Dean carried with them a sense of class. Most important, everyone on the show seemed to be having a great time, often at the expense of Dean.
The Popdose staff says farewell to Steve Carell by counting down the best Michael Scott moments from NBC’s “The Office.”