Tv Archive
Archives for January 2019
From dark satire to wildly inventive fantasy, January was packed with exciting debuts.
It’s not just a big audience; it’s also a unique opportunity.
“People can’t say they haven’t heard”: how the docuseries changed the R. Kelly conversation.
Tim Cook won’t come out and explain Apple’s plan to take on Big TV. But he’s almost there.
Need some new TV to watch? These are the 18 best shows airing new episodes on television right now.
Rent should be an incandescent fire of hard-won anger and hope. But its “live” flame barely got to flicker.
“Twin Cities” is beautiful, standalone entry point for this excellent, atypical spy drama.
Martin portrays Stone as a “broke … feeble old man.”
Scott Galloway and Kara Swisher discuss Tesla on the latest Pivot, plus Tucker Carlson, Fyre Festival and the MAGA teens from Covington Catholic.
The new true crime documentary series demonstrates that even after his death, Ted Bundy runs his own show.
“Pandemonium” gives the whole series a soft reboot (yet again) and really hopes you care about one particular relationship.
Some contestants spend thousands of dollars on new clothes. Others ask brands to give them free outfits in exchange for exposure.
The show returns for its second season with a very enjoyable premiere that nevertheless leans heavily on Star Trek’s history.
Midge Maisel’s kids don’t really fit her new life. So the show ignores them completely.
On the latest episode of Pivot, Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss the Gillette ad and more.