TelevisionJonathan Winters passes away at 87Jaime J. Weinman on why terms like ’comedy legend’ almost seem inadequate to describe him, and his influence
TelevisionCable networks should help themselves to broadcast leftoversSingle-camera, young-skewing half-hour comedy is the thing broadcast networks do best, for now
CultureHow Margaret Thatcher accidentally revived British cinemaJaime J. Weinman on the art created in the wake of Thatcherism
TelevisionNotes on Mad Men: Season 6, episode 1, ’The Doorway’Jaime Weinman on Don Draper in midlife crisis
TelevisionAvoiding spoilers? Not these fansSpoiler-crazed viewers scour the web for obscure hints of what’s going to happen on a show
MoviesGetting used to life without Roger EbertJaime J. Weinman on how Ebert raised the bar for film criticism
TelevisionHello, Jimmy Fallon, and hello, New York CityJaime J. Weinman on what the programming changes mean for late night TV
TelevisionBuffy’s sultry Canadian cousinFights, werewolves, a heroine whose power is sexiness: no wonder Lost Girl is a hit
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