ANTIQUES ROADSHOW by Daniel J. Barbeau
Danny's been watching PBS again, dreaming that the junk in his neighbor's garage is actually worth a fortune and ruminating over the meaning of the word "patina."
BETTE / WELCOME TO NEW YORK by Robert Bach
CBS adds life to Wednesday night lineup.
BIG BROTHER by Paul Rosenblum and Yancey Strickler
Prime Time imitates the worst crap on cable. Why?
CURSE OF THE TV JUDGES! by Paul Rosenblum
Being sued for some petty crap by a lowly TV judge? It's all for your
15 minutes of fame, pal.
DAG by Robert Bach
So, does the name of the show refer to the character's name or the first initials of the star?
FOX SEASON FINALES - MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE by Jon Bastian
The fourth network gives us a mostly fifth rate Sunday evening as the 1999-2000 season comes to a close and a freshman offering clobbers the living daylights out of two creaky old chestnuts and a senior who was never head of the class.
FREAKYLINKS by Robert Bach
FOX TV adds to its original line-up with this version of Blair Witch meets supermarket tabloids.
THE GILMORE GIRLS by Michael Messineo
The WB takes on the bigs with a quality product.
HEAVEN, HELL, GOD, THE DEVIL, BOB, NBC, AND YOU
by Paul Rosenblum
Our resident curmudgeon examines this rather tame new series that seems to be upsetting the Bible Belt. Well, Hell, boys! Loosen up!
THE JOB by Del Harvey
Network battles cable with daring and quality, Leary-style.
'N SYNC'S 'N TIMATE HOLIDAY SPECIAL by Robert Bach
The boys with the golden tones light up FOX TV's holiday ratings.
THE OTHERS by Paul Rosenblum
Another good TV series done gone. But, is it really too late?
OSCAR WRAP 2001 by Jon Bastian
How was this year's show? Who won? Click here to find out!
THREE SISTERS by Robert Bach
NBC's replacement for the failed Michael Richards Show is pretty good!
SPIN CITY by Robert Bach
Charlie Sheen has some might big shoes to fill.
THE FUGITIVE by Paul Rosenblum
Tim Daly and Mykelti Williamson return Dr. Richard Kimble to the small screen.
