Television Review | 'Reaper ': Slacker Finds His Calling, and Itâs a Devil of a Job
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âReaperâ is a hybrid of the movie âClerksâ and NBCâs hit series âHeroes,â and, like âChuckâ on NBC, it defies all the cautionary rules against crossbreeding.
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Conscientious saver or complete slacker? Find out right now.
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The different directions of Fox networkâs âHouseâ and âPrison Breakâ demonstrate some of the difficulties that television producers face as a successful series begins to age.
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This year television â good, bad and mediocre â found itself obsessed with big shots, big bucks and the arduous climb up the class ladder. So letâs hoist a glass, have some fun and raise some fury.
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At first glance, the new TV season looks less than heroic.
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Hot off her recurring  role on NBC&#39;s &quot;Heroes,&quot; Missy Peregrym has landed the female  lead on the CW&#39;s upcoming one-hour series &quot;Reaper.&quot;
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Still, it&#39;s careful to follow TV&#39;s new rules: Shows can be as smart as they want, but only if they solve a straight-ahead case each hour.
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Between court rulings in its favor and partnerships with major cable providers, things might finally be looking up for the embattled DVR pioneer. By Chris Kohler.
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A bit of patience is called for when you first encounter "The Black Donnellys."
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Some television dramas develop die-hard fans willing to take extreme measures â like buying 26,000 pounds of nuts â in the face of their showâs demise.
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Kirby Dick's feisty, intellectually engaging documentary tries to illuminate an aspect of moviemaking Â and moviegoing Â that is deliberately left in the dark.
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Lifetimeâs two-hour movie is an uneasy combination of crime thriller, romantic melodrama and snuff film that doesnât ask us to suspend our disbelief so much as overcome our gag reflex.
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MOSCOW  - A Russian mob boss, fed up  with the "unrealistic mafia shows" usually shown on television  has taken matters into his own hands by creating his own  series.
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Television used to be dismissed by elitists as the idiot box, a sea of mediocrity that drowns thought and intelligent debate. Now people who ignore its pools and eddies of excellence do so at their own peril.
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Long before he began defying death as a Hollywood stunt pilot, Salt Lake City native Dan Rudert set his sights on becoming a mortician.
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Viewers were preoccupied by the angst and antics of would-be cooks, comics and other entertainers during another slow week on television.
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Working for The Man may never have been an overpaid joy, but it has offered a decent way to make a living.