Reality TV shows such as ‘Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta’ seem to be going strong, but is it promoting ignorance? In this week’s Clacking in Color, the groovy column spotlighting minorities on TV, writer Jaylen Christie wonders why the heck people watch this stuff.
The USA network’s well-known formula could use a bit of tweaking. It should allow the shows to evolve naturally — as it has been starting to do. Also, I suggest which of the network’s stable of current shows does the formula thing the best.
Seven years of ‘Bones’ was enough for me. As the show begins its eighth season, I think it is time for us to go our separate ways.
With so many cast changes coming at the end of last season, there were a lot of questions about what ‘Boardwalk Empire’ would look like this season. After premiering, it’s obvious that the show is still going strong.
Kelly Kapoor is a ridiculous individual who would never function in society. However, a lot of women have a little bit of Kelly in them. ‘The Mindy Project’ makes Kelly into a functional human being, and the results make it my most anticipated new show of the season.
The television landscape welcomes a new kind of family to our homes this season, but will viewers accept David and Bryan as ‘The New Normal’?
‘Ultimate Spider-Man’ continues to take an irreverent spin on Peter Parker and his world. This week featured easily one of the silliest multiverse versions of the hero. Get ready for a ton of pork puns!
We’re giving away two copies of the Blu-ray release of Showtime’s ‘Homeland’! Simply leave a comment about the show and you might be chosen.
Those of you who visit our front page regularly — whether it be for TV or Flicks — are seeing quite a change around here today. This is the new now. This is the future. This is a good thing.
I’m not ashamed to admit it: Vin Scully can elicit tears of joy, whether during a game or within a bio piece.
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