by Adam Buckman on Jan 31, 12:43 PM
Only 12 days into his presidency, Donald Trump has made TV unbearable. And on Tuesday night, he means to make it even worse by elbowing his way into prime time to announce his pick for Supreme Court justice.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 30, 1:32 PM
Into the donut fray now marches "Superior Donuts," a fictional, neighborhood donut shop on Chicago's north side.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 27, 11:53 AM
Donald Trump's presidential campaign received more than twice the airtime last year on the network evening newscasts compared to Hillary Clinton's campaign, according to a newly released study.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 26, 1:22 PM
In the wake of Mary Tyler Moore's death, much has been said about her position in feminist history -- but not enough about the talent that made her one of the most luminous female stars ever to appear on television.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 25, 12:38 PM
So maybe not all young people hate Trump. But the ones who like Trump are not important to "Saturday Night Live."
by Adam Buckman on Jan 24, 2:19 PM
It's a sign of the times when a network makes a live-action series based on old Archie comics and it's not wholesome, but more like "Twin Peaks."
by Adam Buckman on Jan 23, 12:37 PM
Facts now have alternatives. This brand new concept emerged on TV this past weekend as one more new wrinkle in the world envisioned -- and being formed by -- the Trump administration.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 20, 1:40 PM
Donald Trump is a familiar figure for journalists on the TV beat. Sorry, political journos -- Trump isn't one of yours. He's one of ours. We get him.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 19, 9:20 AM
As Americans take in the inaugural festivities, their medium of choice will be tv, although the swearing-in will also be streamed. Good luck watching it there. For my money, TV is still the only place where you are 99.9 percent certain that you will see everything.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 18, 10:26 AM
History Channel's SEAL-team drama "Six" plays like a throwback to the post-Vietnam '80s, when movie action heroes bent on rescuing their captured comrades were all the rage.