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JFK was no Don Draper, and now Killing Kennedy’s Rob Lowe knows why
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – Rob Lowe always wondered why John F. Kennedy never looked as spiffy as Mad Men’s Don Draper in terms of attire. After all, even though one is real and one is fictional, JFK and...
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Same planet, different worlds; Mark Strong reprises role on the new Low...
It doesn’t happen often that you get to play the same character twice, in different countries, seven years apart. But that’s the situation facing actor Mark Strong, star of the new AMC series Low...
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From Storage Wars Canada to Lady Gaga; TV’s must-sees this week
Here are the top 10 TV must-sees for the coming week: 1 Storage Wars Canada Series debut: A Canadian version of the popular reality franchise, where potential buyers have mere minutes to scan the...
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Laura Fraser’s Lydia is the female Walter White on Breaking Bad
Laura Fraser is asked how many times her character on Breaking Bad almost has been killed. “Um, every time, every episode, isn’t it?” says Fraser, who plays the intriguingly idiosyncratic Lydia....
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The X Factor, Sons of Anarchy, Derek; must-sees for the week of Sept. 8
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Sept. 8 1 The X Factor Third-season debut: Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato are back as judges, but Britney Spears and L.A. Reid are out, replaced by Kelly...
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‘Breaking Bad’ spinoff ‘Better Call Saul’ a go
S’all good, man. When the final episode of Breaking Bad airs September 30, there’s at least one character we won’t have to say goodbye to just yet. According to multiple online reports, AMC has...
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Mom puts Hostages on The Blacklist; TV must-sees for the week
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Sept. 22: 1 The Blacklist Series debut: James Spader stars as a master criminal who surrenders to the FBI and offers help, but only if he can deal directly...
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A Super Fun Night with Masters of Sex; TV must-sees for the week
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Sept. 29: 1 Breaking Bad Series finale: The twisting and turning story of Walter White (Bryan Cranston) finally comes to a close. Finales often disappoint,...
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Does The Walking Dead still Reign? TV must-sees for the week of Oct. 13
Bill Harris’ top 10 TV must-sees for the week of Oct. 13: 1 The Walking Dead The first episode of the fourth season is titled 30 Days Without an Accident. So why am I thinking the streak is about to...
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Aziz Ansari gets Seduced and Abandoned in Bunks; TV must-sees for the week
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Oct. 27: 1 Aziz Ansari: Buried Alive Debut: A standup special filmed in Philadelphia starring Aziz Ansari, who is best known to TV audiences for his role as...
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Bonnie and Clyde meet Sons of Anarchy in Lilyhammer; top 10 must-sees for the...
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Dec. 8 1 Bonnie & Clyde Debut: A four-hour, two-night simulcast over three channels that stars Emile Hirsch and Holliday Grainger as the infamous...
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Lizzie Borden Took an Ax to Childrens Hospital in the Klondike? TV must-sees...
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Jan. 19 1 The Following Second-season debut: The story picks up a year later. Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) has tried to get on with his life. But he becomes...
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Black Sails spook The Walking Dead in a House of Cards? TV’s must-sees for...
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of Feb. 9 1) The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to the Beatles Archival footage from the Fab Four’s first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show – which...
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Take a Turn into Silicon Valley and play a Game of Thrones with the Veep; TV...
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of April 6 1 Game of Thrones Fourth-season debut: Veterinary medicine figured out “dog years” versus “people years. But what of “dragon years?” When do dragons...
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Mad Men and Orphan Black’s clones visit Fargo; must-sees for the week of...
Bill Harris’ TV must-sees for the week of April 13 1 Orphan Black Season-two debut: Clone-based series sees Tatiana Maslany returning in her signature role as Sarah. And Rachel. And Cosima. And...
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Spring TV lineup: It’s not just for finales any more
Big TV debuts can “spring” up any time. Spring used to be reserved for overwrought season finales and the arrival of crappy summer shows. But now there can be major debuts in May and June, as the...
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Maslany, McConaughey, Margulies earn nominations for 2014 TCA awards
Orange and True. That would be one way to describe the list of nominees for the 30th annual Television Critics Association Awards, which were announced Tuesday. Two new shows – Orange is the New Black...
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AMC’s Halt and Catch Fire not to be taken literally
Usually you don’t want to hear the term “catch fire” when talking about computers. They actually used to do that with more frequency than they do now. But in this case the smoke isn’t coming from a...
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McConaughey “True” winner at 30th annual TCA awards
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – Matthew McConaughey’s aim was “True.” The critics say so. Both personally for his portrayal of Rust Cohle and collectively for his dark TV series True Detective, McConaughey...
View Article‘Walking Dead’ season five gets trailer, premiere date
Calling all undead, get your first glimpse at The Walking Dead’s upcoming fifth season. AMC premiered the trailer at Comic Con on Friday, which situates Rick, Daryl, and their team of misfit miscreant...
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