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"Game of Thrones" is the most gorgeous show on television, a poetic, muddy, glorious epic made to be enjoyed in greedy HD marathons.
When it came to euphemisms, '60s TV was worse than a bunch of El Paso teenage girls. It wasn't just the "F" word or any variation of the "D" word -- it was words not even I ever dreamed could possibly be offensive.
Bringing back the aesthetic delight of early analog video pioneers, artists like the Vasulkas and Nam Jun Paik come to mind when watching episodes of ESP TV, the project of Victoria Keddie and Scott Kiernan.
Cosby carefully and famously avoided taking on most modern issues. Except, it seems, the issue of where women stood in Cosby's vision of a perfect world. He wanted to make one thing clear: In his mind, "family" was not a euphemism for patriarchy like it is for so many others.
The best thing the show could do is give Giancarlo Esposito as much screen time as humanly possible.
In honor of Veronica Mars: The Movie and its long and bumpy road to production, I have compiled the 11 best episodes of Veronica Mars and a list of Veronica's Best One-Liners.
In the next few episodes, Krysta and her incredible talent get to shine in the spotlight. So tune in and read on, as I chat with her about all that and much more!
The experience left me in awe of what I had just seen. I came to investigate legendary stories of man-eaters, but left with much more. Tigers are the animals I have most wanted to see my entire life and now to have an encounter of that magnitude I was left essentially speechless and just so proud to have been there, so privileged to have seen that.
Returning with a new episode next week after its mid season hiatus, ABC's Emmy award-winning comedy Modern Family is arguably one of the most popular shows on television. Here's my interview with Modern Family composer Gabriel Mann.
With this season of "90210," they lost me. Don't get me wrong, I still watch it. But I'm pretty much hate-watching it now, and I'm glad to learn the heads of CW are doing the same.
Food Glorious Food Mitchell Beazley - 2013 Photography: William Shaw & Isabel De Cordova Based on a television programme, Food Glorious Food is...
As a child of the 70s, one of the things that used to provoke lots of debate in my classroom was finding consensus on what were the best ads. Up there with the greatest were: the Oxo family, the Gold Blend affair, the Cadbury's Smash Martians (my favourite), the Milky Bar Kid and many, many more.
Except while the images were happy, the underlying themes were not: Hannah, Adam, Marnie and Charlie are all back to square one. Any personal gains they've made in the year that the show has depicted were erased with one single montage. It was "Girls" as "The Graduate": the characters won the battle, but lost the war.
If we're lucky, this Elisabeth Moss mystery tale will just be the start of a new love affair between Jane Campion and the television industry.
The cost of an entire season of "Enlightened" is probably a fraction of the "Game of Thrones" catering budget. Would all the bad publicity after an "Enlightened" cancellation be worth the relatively paltry sum HBO would save?
In this standalone film Malone explores the science of alteration in nature, with the expected looks at the life cycles of caterpillars, sea urchins and tadpoles. As you'd expect from any decent nature documentary there's plenty of "Ooh!" shots of X-rayed animals, underwater footage and some excellent time-lapse photography.
