Author: Jenny McCartney

Apparently, shows vaguely about fairy tales are very in right now. Two new shows, Grimm and Once Upon a Time, both provide twists on the classic fairy tale stories. Both try to merge old stories with the real world, but they find varying success in their clarity and quality. ABC’s

A concealed disease. Crazy yelling at the office. A cold, dead marriage. Aides screwing in a stairwell. Ears in a box. Basically, all of the good political drama clichés can be found in “Boss,” a new Starz series that can be watched online at Starz.com. The show is about Chicago

It’s that time of the year again. Like first-years in college, new shows have arrived, tried to find their place, and made a few mistakes along the way. Now some of them must face elimination. In the last few weeks, networks have made decisions about, as us Jewish people said

Everyone stop what you’re doing right now. Just stop, and start watching “The Hour,” a six-episode miniseries on the BBC that is everything that television has the potential to be. “The Hour,” which can be found on Netflix since unfortunately we are not in England, is about a 1950’s news

What’s that? Gob from Arrested Development is now married to that girl from Married with Children? And her boss is that chick from Bridesmaids? What could go wrong! Unfortunately for the new NBC comedy Up All Night, a lot of things. Despite a great cast, a sweet concept, and an

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