Jaime Weinman

There’s a reason Full House, a show no one admitted watching, is everywhere.

... and how Coulter has, in the Trump era, resurrected her fading career

But is the Amazon series any good for classical music?

4K is being hailed as the common revolution in TV. Will it turn out to be the new HD—that ubiquitous must-have—or the new 3D?

A new breed of celebrity comedians has had it with celebrities. Also comedy.

Sheridan College’s incubator for homegrown musicals has built something ‘rare and wonderful’

TV’s ratings system is under siege and no one knows what’s popular. That may be bad news for viewers and writers alike.

In a binge-watching world, the season is all that matters—and that’s too bad

From the best catchphrase to the worst use of a controversial real-life figure (come on, SNL), Jaime Weinman reviews the year in TV

The PC wars are set to galvanize political campaigns, inspire TV comedies, and fuel campus drama