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I think Maya Rudolph’s great, just absolutely great. She’s one of the most versatile women to ever spend time at Saturday Night Live and I always felt kinda bad that she seemed to get overshadowed by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. I think if she’d been … More
Well, it’s official. 30 Rock‘s tanking storyline this season was actually a nonfictional account of what NBC has been doing to itself this year. There have been plenty of signs that the network was going downhill, but today we learned of the straw that broke the camel’s back: Christina Applegate is leaving Up All Night. More
In honor of National Popcorn Day, we have matched your favorite Thursday night shows with appropriate popcorn options. More
This season is one of unprecedented visibility for shows created by and starring women. Unfortunately, most of those shows are extremely disappointing. More
Try as they might, the bunnies of NBC’s The Playboy Club couldn’t shake their cute little tails long enough to keep viewers interested. But what’s Whitney doing right, then? More
There are a shocking number of familiar faces in this season’s batch of new pilots (plus Dexter, because they love their guest stars). And we say familiar because it was only just last season that many of these actors — from Colin Hanks to Brittany Robertson – were trying to make it work on other sitcoms, dramas, and thrillers. More
The fall TV season is underway and, despite the ever-lower numbers of women in the writers’ rooms, it’s being hailed as the year of the women: 17 out of the 25 new scripted shows on the Big Five networks are female-centered and many were created by women. In this series, comedian Leila Cohan-Miccio watches the new female-centered shows and evaluates how realistic their portrayals of women actually are. And now, Up All Night. More
